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Anyone AI reviews · researched 1 Nov 2026

Is Anyone AI legit?

Mostly. Anyone AI, Inc. is a real Delaware company, venture-backed since 2022, and its job board shows an hourly rate on every expert role. But it publishes no payout terms, and public reviews of its AI-trainer work are almost absent. You apply with little to go on: no public contractor terms, payout method or pay schedule, and software roles pay per project, so the hourly rate is an estimate. The one AI Trainer review we found is a 1-star Glassdoor post.

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The Anyone AI review

Researched Nov 2026 · 17 sources

It pays $7-$150/hr (most roles $40-$80) (platform-stated).

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Who is behind it

Anyone AI, Inc. (910 Foulk Road, Wilmington, Delaware) was co-founded in 2022 by Agustin Caverzasi (CEO) and Rafael Szuminski to train Latin American developers in AI, and raised a $1.5 million pre-seed that June, led by Global Founders Capital. Its human data arm, Anyone AI Labs, recruits experts for AI lab projects and shows LinkedIn, Scale AI, Handshake, Invisible, micro1, Labelbox and Toloka logos as 'Trusted by', without naming the work.

Getting paid

On 29 October 2026 all 213 expert roles on its job board showed a rate, from $7 to $150 an hour: up to $40 on most STEM roles, $45 to $80 on most software roles, $80 to $150 on 8 accounting and chemistry roles, $150 on quant and CS PhD ones. Software roles pay per project, so theirs are estimates. No payout method or schedule is public.

Worker ratings

Trustpilot (AI course) 4.6/5 (43 reviews). Read November 2026.

Who can join

Remote. Most roles name their country (read 1 Nov 2026): 9 in Latin America (Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay), 14 in Europe (including the Netherlands, Germany, Spain, Poland, Sweden, Estonia and the UK), plus Egypt, India, Indonesia, Japan, Thailand, Turkey and Vietnam; 21 newer roles say only 'Fully Remote'. No role names the US or Canada.

Fake Anyone AI recruiters

We found no reports of fake recruiters using Anyone AI's name. Its real sites are anyoneai.com and jobs.anyoneai.com, which lists every open role; the same roles sit on its Ashby page, jobs.ashbyhq.com/anyone-ai. The email addresses it publishes end in @anyoneai.com. Applying is a free form, so never pay anyone to get work.

What people praise

  • Rates are public: its job board shows an hourly figure on all 213 expert roles (read 1 Nov 2026), from $7 to $150, so you know the pay before you apply.
  • Software roles let you set your own hours: the posts say consultants control their own schedule, use their own tools and may work for other clients at the same time.
  • Its AI course scores 4.6/5 from 43 Trustpilot reviews, and one June 2026 reviewer says Anyone AI got them recruited to work for a top global company, with better pay.

What people complain about

  • A 1-star Glassdoor review from June 2026, seen only in search results, calls onboarding poorly structured and says the pay for assigned tasks was not disclosed.
  • Anyone AI publishes no contractor terms, payout method or pay schedule for expert work: neither its job posts nor its Labs page say how or when experts are paid.
  • Software roles pay per project, and the posts say hourly rates are estimates based on anticipated completion time, so the posted $45 to $80 is not a guaranteed hourly wage.
  • Its Trustpilot reviews cover the course, not the expert work. The one 2-star review (posted September 2025, about November 2024) claims Anyone AI takes legal action against people who quit the course after signing.
Who it suits

Best for: Software engineers with 3 to 7 years of Python and JavaScript and STEM master's or PhD holders with strong Python in Latin America or Europe, plus, since late October 2026, accountants and chemists in the US and Canada. Not for: Most people in the US or Canada (only 8 accounting and chemistry roles name them), anyone needing written pay terms or a payout schedule first, or anyone wanting long steady work: most STEM projects run 2 months.

Honest catches

  • Pay here is platform-stated, not measured live from a job feed, so treat it as a benchmark rather than a guaranteed rate.
Sources for this review
  • Anyone AI: Politica de privacidad (Anyone AI, Inc., 910 Foulk Road, Suite 201, Wilmington, Delaware; version 1.0, September 2026; read Nov 1, 2026)
  • Forbes Argentina: Un argentino cofunda la primera startup de Latam que forma personas en Inteligencia Artificial (Jan 21, 2022)
  • Preqin: Anyone AI profile (co-founded 2022, pre-seed led by Global Founders Capital)
  • CB Insights: Anyone AI financials ($1.5M pre-seed, Jun 28, 2022)
  • descubre.vc: Anyone AI levanto US$1.5M en su ronda pre-semilla (Jun 27, 2022)
  • Anyone AI Labs: Human data for frontier AI (read Nov 1, 2026)
  • Ashby posting API: Anyone AI job board, 226 roles (213 expert roles, 13 internal staff) with compensation and locations (read Nov 1, 2026)
  • Anyone AI Jobs: Open Opportunities, 'Showing 226 roles', each expert role with an hourly rate (read Nov 1, 2026)
  • Anyone AI job post: Biology Expert, AI Trainer (Netherlands), up to $40/hr, with application form (read Nov 1, 2026)
  • Anyone AI job post: Software Engineering AI Trainer (Germany), $45 to $80/hr (read Nov 1, 2026)
  • Anyone AI job post: Quant Finance Expert (Denmark), $150/hr (read Nov 1, 2026)
  • Anyone AI job post: Accountant (ALE), Fully Remote, $80 to $150/hr, locations in its posting data: the UK, Ireland, New Zealand, the US, Canada and Australia (posted Oct 27, read Nov 1, 2026)
  • Trustpilot: Anyone AI reviews (AI course; 4.6/5 from 43 reviews, read Nov 1, 2026)
  • Trustpilot: Anyone AI reviews, all languages
  • Trustpilot: Anyone AI 2-star reviews, all languages
  • Glassdoor: Anyone AI reviews (search snippet read Oct 29, 2026; Glassdoor blocked our reader)
  • FTC Consumer Alert: That job offer text is probably a scam (Apr 30, 2026)

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What Anyone AI's job board shows

Read from its public job board every hour: how much it lists, how often it states pay, who may apply and how fast roles come down, against every other platform this site reads.

No listings by Anyone AI were read from 14 Oct 2026 to 10 Nov 2026; the other platforms had 0 open roles on 10 Nov 2026.

Anyone AI against the other platforms

How does Anyone AI compare with the rest of the market on size, pay, reach and turnover?

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0 roles Anyone AI listed open at the end of 10 Nov 2026, beside the 0 open on the other 0 platforms AITraining.jobs reads; listings from 14 Oct 2026 to 10 Nov 2026. Anyone AI Hiring Data, figure 1, live data 14 Oct 2026 to 10 Nov 2026.

Anyone AI reviews: questions

Is Anyone AI legit?

Mostly. Anyone AI, Inc. is a real Delaware company, venture-backed since 2022, and its job board shows an hourly rate on every expert role. But it publishes no payout terms, and public reviews of its AI-trainer work are almost absent. You apply with little to go on: no public contractor terms, payout method or pay schedule, and software roles pay per project, so the hourly rate is an estimate. The one AI Trainer review we found is a 1-star Glassdoor post.

Is Anyone AI a scam?

No. Anyone AI is a real company. We found no reports of fake recruiters using Anyone AI's name. Its real sites are anyoneai.com and jobs.anyoneai.com, which lists every open role; the same roles sit on its Ashby page, jobs.ashbyhq.com/anyone-ai. The email addresses it publishes end in @anyoneai.com. Applying is a free form, so never pay anyone to get work.

Does Anyone AI pay?

Yes. A real Delaware company, venture-backed since 2022 (pre-seed led by Global Founders Capital) and best known for a paid AI course for Latin American developers, whose human data arm posts a rate on every expert role. Independent feedback on the expert work is almost absent: its Trustpilot reviews are about the course. Payouts: Not published: its expert postings state no payout method or schedule (read 1 Nov 2026). Software roles are paid per project, and their hourly rates are estimates of completion time. On 29 October 2026 all 213 expert roles on its job board showed a rate, from $7 to $150 an hour: up to $40 on most STEM roles, $45 to $80 on most software roles, $80 to $150 on 8 accounting and chemistry roles, $150 on quant and CS PhD ones. Software roles pay per project, so theirs are estimates. No payout method or schedule is public.

What do workers say about Anyone AI?

Trustpilot (AI course) 4.6/5 (43 reviews), read November 2026. Praise: Rates are public: its job board shows an hourly figure on all 213 expert roles (read 1 Nov 2026), from $7 to $150, so you know the pay before you apply. Complaints: A 1-star Glassdoor review from June 2026, seen only in search results, calls onboarding poorly structured and says the pay for assigned tasks was not disclosed.

How do I spot a fake Anyone AI recruiter?

We found no reports of fake recruiters using Anyone AI's name. Its real sites are anyoneai.com and jobs.anyoneai.com, which lists every open role; the same roles sit on its Ashby page, jobs.ashbyhq.com/anyone-ai. The email addresses it publishes end in @anyoneai.com. Applying is a free form, so never pay anyone to get work.

Who is Anyone AI for?

Best for: Software engineers with 3 to 7 years of Python and JavaScript and STEM master's or PhD holders with strong Python in Latin America or Europe, plus, since late October 2026, accountants and chemists in the US and Canada. Not for: Most people in the US or Canada (only 8 accounting and chemistry roles name them), anyone needing written pay terms or a payout schedule first, or anyone wanting long steady work: most STEM projects run 2 months.