What we can verify
These facts come from DataAnnotation's own pages, checked on 20 October 2026. Each one links to where DataAnnotation says it. We can't vouch for any platform, and this isn't a review: it's what is published, so you can judge.
- Run by
- Surge Labs, Inc., a Delaware corporation (named as the Company in the DataAnnotation Terms of Use) Source: app.dataannotation.tech
- Official sites
- dataannotation.tech, app.dataannotation.tech
- How it pays
- On request; deposits arrive within a few days of requesting them, through PayPal Source: dataannotation.tech
- Your status
- Independent contractor, not engaged on a full-time or exclusive basis Source: app.dataannotation.tech
- ID check
- Physical, unexpired government-issued photo ID (front and back) plus a selfie, verified through Persona Source: dataannotation.tech
DataAnnotation's own warning: DataAnnotation says it never asks applicants or workers for money, only requests financial details inside the logged-in platform, and that you should apply only through its official sign-up flow.
Check an offer is really from DataAnnotation
- Check the website or email address belongs to one of DataAnnotation's own domains: dataannotation.tech, app.dataannotation.tech. Paste an address into our checker.
- Be wary of anyone who contacts you first on WhatsApp, Telegram or text message offering DataAnnotation work.
- Don't pay anything to start, "unlock" tasks or withdraw earnings. Don't send your bank PIN, passwords or card details.
- Look the role up on DataAnnotation's own job board, or on its page here. If you can't find it there, treat the offer as fake.
More in our guide to spotting a fake AI training job.
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