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How much does Turing pay?

Turing posts its pay as a ceiling rather than a rate: from up to $100/hr to up to $150/hr, 22 October 2026. What you earn depends on the project and your assessment.

Every role re‑checked hourly

up to $150/hrposted as a ceiling, not a typical rate
188open Turing roles

The best-paid open Turing roles

Senior Software Engineer - AI Evaluation / Coding Agents ($100-150/hr)Turing·United States, Canada·Full-time $100–150/hr1 month ago Finance Expert (US based)Turing·United States·Part-time·CPA·CFA $100/hr14 days ago Business Analyst - US Educational Raters - GeminiTuring·Location not stated·Full-time $30/hr2 months ago Personal Account Generalist Raters (Android Smartphone Users)Turing·Location not stated·Full-time $25/hr1 day ago AI Quality Analyst (Personalization) - DutchTuring·United States·Full-time $20/hr7 months ago AI Quality Analyst (Personalization) - PolishTuring·United States·Full-time $20/hr7 months ago

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Turing pay: common questions

How much does Turing pay per hour?

Turing posts pay as a ceiling: from up to $100/hr to up to $150/hr (22 October 2026). Few people get the top of a range, so we don't treat it as a typical rate.

Is Turing's pay before tax?

Yes. Platforms pay the posted rate before tax, and most workers are independent contractors who handle their own tax.