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You spent years getting good at something. AI companies will pay you for it.
Software, law, medicine, accounting, teaching, product, design. If you are good at something, there are companies paying people like you to teach it to their AI models. I have earned over $50,000 doing this, and I will show you how. This is not a job guarantee, no one can promise you that.
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Real payouts, and not every month looks like this. Projects start and end based on the client's needs, and there is silence sometimes in between. These are real, verified payouts on roles paying between $70 and $80 an hour. Rates depend on the project, your location and your experience. Results vary.
Give it your CV. Then you know.
Give it your CV and it tells you which roles that are open right now you could actually apply for, and what they pay. Not a category, the real titles. If the honest answer is “not right now”, it says that too, plainly. Leave your email and we will write when something matches your profile. We check for new roles every morning.
Free CV check
Drop in your CV.
Your CV is read in your own browser and never leaves this device. We only send the text of it, we never keep that either, and there is no sign-up.
PDF or plain text. Or .
What you get
Where the work is, and how to get through the door.
Everything I worked out the slow way, so it takes you an evening instead of a few months. One payment, and everything inside is yours for twelve months.
- The work, the pay and the waiting, in a short explainer. What the companies want, what the roles pay, how long the waiting really lasts, and the month that paid nothing. The expectations you need before any of the rest is useful.
- The platforms worth your evening. There are dozens and most will waste it. Knowing they exist is not the point. I tell you which ones are actively hiring right now, which are running projects worth your time, and whether they take people in your country.
- How to pass the AI interview. This is the part you are really paying for. Most of these platforms put an AI interviewer in front of you before a human ever sees you. I tell you what it asks, what it is marking you on, and how to prepare so you are not working it out live.
- Your own question set, for the role you are actually going for. Give it the role and your CV and it writes the questions that interview is likely to ask you, what each one is really testing, and how a strong answer is built. Not a generic list: it uses your own experience, so the questions are the ones you will really get. Yours to keep and rehearse.
- Someone who has actually done it. Contracts on three platforms, real money paid, and every mistake already made once. Most people who try this alone stop halfway through an application, or after the first rejection, because nothing about it feels urgent. The order inside, the notes on each step, and the group with me in it are there so you do not.
- The group. A closed community for twelve months, where we pass openings around as they show up, and where you can ask when you get stuck. Getting hired is not the same as staying hired: most projects start with a paid screener you must pass before the real work opens, and the people in here share what got them through. In the last month I helped five people I know land roles paying $80 an hour and up.
- Getting paid where you are. Which payout rails reach you, whether you are in Nigeria, Ghana, the UK, Germany or Canada, what to tell your bank, and the tax question.
Plainly: what you are buying is information and preparation. Nobody can promise you work on these platforms, and anyone who tells you otherwise is lying. Projects pause without warning. Some countries are locked out of some platforms, and I tell you which before you spend a month applying. If you do the work and the timing goes your way, you might be one of the people getting paid for what you already know. That is the honest version of this.
One thing you should know: if you use my link, the platform may pay me a referral fee if you are hired and certain conditions are met, such as working a set number of hours. None of that affects your earnings.
If what is inside is not what this page describes, email us within 7 days and we refund you in full. We will not ask whether you found work, because work was never the promise. Refund policy.
How it goes.
01 · Free
Check your fit
Drop in your CV. You get the roles that are open right now that you could actually apply for, by name, and what they pay. If nothing fits today it says so.
02 · One payment, twelve months
Get the map
The explainer, the platforms in detail, which ones accept your country, and the payout guide. About an hour, and it is the hour that saves you the months I spent working it out.
03 · Before you apply
Get interview-ready first
This is the part people get wrong. On most of these platforms there is no separate sign-up: you create the account by applying, and applying starts a clock of a day or two to sit the AI interview. So you prepare first, with the questions your CV and your target role are likely to produce.
04 · You, with the doors open
Apply, prepared
You go through to the three platforms that have actually produced contracts, and apply having already rehearsed the interview instead of meeting it cold. You are in the group while you wait, because there will be waiting.
05 · Every morning, for twelve months
We keep looking
The catalogue is re-read every morning. When a role opens that matches your profile, you hear about it, without having to go back and check for yourself.
Straight answers.
Is this a job?
No, and I want to be blunt about that. It is a guide to a kind of contract work, written by someone doing it. You apply to the platforms yourself, they decide, and their projects come and go. We are not an agency, we do not place you anywhere, and we take nothing out of what you earn.
So what am I actually paying for?
Access to information, and preparation. Knowing the platforms exist is the small part, and you could find that yourself. The part that takes people months to work out is what the AI interview is actually marking you on, and walking in ready for it. Inside, you give it the role you are going for and your CV and it writes the questions that interview is likely to ask you, so you rehearse the real ones rather than a generic list. And someone who has done it: the order to do things in, what each step is really testing, and a group with me in it, because most people who try this alone stop at the first rejection. Then the part nobody warns you about: getting hired is not the same as staying hired. Most projects start with a screener, a paid assessment you have to pass before you are allowed onto the real work, and failing it ends that project for you. Some are hard to get through alone. The group is people walking the same path, sharing what is working and, better still, what got them past the screener you are stuck on. If you already know the platforms, that part is most of what you are paying for.
How many platforms do you cover?
A short list, on purpose. Most of the ones you will find by searching are dead ends: closed to your country, paying too little, or not actually running projects. I cover the ones worth your evening and say why the others are not. When a new one becomes worth your time it goes in, and your access includes that.
Does it matter which country I am in?
Less than people fear. The platforms hire for what you know, not where you live: there are people working on the platforms we cover from Nigeria, the UK, Germany and Canada. What does vary is which platforms pay into your country and how, and a few restrict individual projects by region. Inside, each platform says who it takes and how it pays, and the free check above tells you whether the roles we track are open where you live, before you pay anything.
Do you earn anything if I sign up to a platform?
Possibly. If you use my link, the platform may pay me a referral fee if you are hired and certain conditions are met, such as working a set number of hours. None of that affects your earnings or who they hire.
Why one payment and not a percentage?
Because charging you a share of what you might earn would mean charging you for earnings I cannot promise. One payment for what I know, and what you make afterwards is yours.
What if things have changed by the time I read it?
Some of it will have. The guide is dated, it tells you where to check each thing on the platform itself, and it gets updated when things move. Your access includes the updates, and the group is where changes get flagged first.
Refunds?
If what is inside is not what this page describes, email hello@getonpasspoint.com within 7 days and we refund you in full. Not getting a project is not grounds for a refund, because a project was never what you bought. The full wording is in the refund policy.