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All gigs · Photos and selfies · checked 2026-11-09

Is Wirestock legit?

A long-running creator platform that in 2026 stopped distributing to stock marketplaces and now licenses creators' content to AI teams. It says it has paid creators '$20M+'. Trustpilot averages 3.3 from 392 reviews. Praise centres on helpful project managers; complaints are delayed or withheld payouts, blocked accounts and inconsistent rejections.

Does it pay? mixed

What you do

Creators submit original photos, videos and illustrations to paid projects whose content is licensed to AI labs as training data. They are paid per approved submission on fixed-payment projects, or a commission each time an asset is licensed. Wirestock also runs freelance creative pools for commissioned work.

The details

Pay
$15–20 per image (higher-need AI training content)
As published: Blog (Jan 2026): higher-need AI training content can pay 'often on the order of $15 to $20 per image'; simpler bulk contributions pay less per piece. Payments guide (Jul 2026): Fixed Payment projects pay a per-asset rate for each approved submission; Commission Based pays 50% each time an asset is licensed. Terms: Dataset Deals pay a fractional share of 50% of what Wirestock receives.
Open in
Not stated
No country list published. The Terms impose no general geographic limit but make no promise the service is permitted in your jurisdiction.
Paid by
PayPal, Payoneer · Terms: monthly for the previous month, automatic; minimum $30 (PayPal) or $50 (Payoneer), with smaller balances rolled over. Payments guide: fixed payments are paid 'instantly' after approval.
Minimum age
18+
Company
Wirestock, Inc. (San Jose, CA)
Backers
Announced a $23M Series A in May 2026 (Wirestock blog, which thanks Nava Ventures).

Red flags

What we couldn’t confirm

Wirestock's blog pages show one date in the byline and 'Nov 5, 2026' in their metadata, so post dates are uncertain. Its pages conflict on payout timing ('instantly' after approval vs monthly). The $15 to $20 per image figure is described as typical for higher-need content, not a guaranteed rate. The Series A lead investor is not named on Wirestock's own post.

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