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All gigs · Film everyday tasks · checked 2026-11-09

Is Recruitmint AI Trainers legit?

No review source with data found: Trustpilot has no page for recruitmint.io, and no Reddit threads or news about the program turned up. Client labs are not named (said to be under NDA).

Does it pay? unclear

What you do

A recruiting firm matches you to briefs from AI and robotics labs; you record everyday tasks (kitchen, commute, laundry, work sites) on your phone or a camera it ships, and are paid for footage that passes review.

The details

Pay
$6–15/approved video hour
As published: $6 to $15+ an hour, paid for every approved hour of footage; each brief shows its rate before you accept (sample briefs $6, $8, $9, $15/hr)
Open in
worldwide
Most projects worldwide; some need a specific country or language
You need
smartphone (iPhone 12, Pixel 6, Galaxy S21 or newer), head/chest mount, camera shipped by Recruitmint for some projects
Paid by
bank transfer, Wise, Payoneer, PayPal · On the schedule stated in each brief, once the project's footage is approved
Minimum age
18+
Company
Recruitmint, an international recruiting firm (co-founder Nessa Nikolla, based in Prishtina; footer says California, USA); no legal entity published

Red flags

What we couldn’t confirm

Could not confirm that anyone has been paid. The sign-up form exists on the page but its submit endpoint is not visible in the HTML. A Trustpilot page for 'Recruit Mint Ltd' exists at recruitmint.com, but nothing links it to recruitmint.io, so it was not used.

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