Sovrano AI

Yes. Sovrano AI, S.L. is a real Barcelona company, run by the team behind the CareerOS careers platform, that pays experts and students for AI evaluation work. It launched in 2026, so its record of paying people is short. Much of the work is uncertain: most open posts are waitlists with no project attached, the safety panels open with a 10-hour batch, and only accepted work is paid. Its payment rules were rewritten in October 2026.

No. Sovrano AI is a real company. We found no reports of fake recruiters using Sovrano's name. Its real sites are sovrano.ai and app.sovrano.ai, which lists every open role; support is support@sovrano.ai, pay questions go to payroll@sovrano.ai and interview problems to interview@sovrano.ai. Its students page says the account is free, so never pay anyone to get work.

Yes. A young Barcelona-based company selling expert evaluation data to AI companies and universities. Little independent worker feedback exists yet. Payouts: In euros by SEPA transfer or a payout link, into 155 countries (its payout page, updated 2026-09-01); its expert terms (21 Oct 2026) say Sovrano prepares each month's invoice for accepted tasks, while its domain-audit posts say contractors invoice Sovrano (read 5 Nov 2026). Sovrano pays only for tasks fully completed and accepted, in euros, to an account in your name: its expert terms (updated 21 October 2026) say it prepares your invoice each month and pays it within 15 days, and you have 3 business days to dispute it. That is a SEPA bank transfer to your IBAN inside the SEPA area, or a secure payout link elsewhere, claimed into an account in any of 155 countries. Task work is paid only on approval, and you handle your own taxes. Its older Help Center pages still describe payment through Deel.

$40-125/hr expert AI trainer roles; up to €100-180/hr expert waitlists (by field); $35-49/hr domain audits; $500 per approved case. Sovrano's own public opportunities list shows different postings depending on where it is opened. Read from the US by our feed on 5 Nov 2026 (13:05 and 14:05 UTC), it held 40 open remote postings, 21 of which a read from the Netherlands the same hour did not show: expert AI trainer roles at $40 to $125/hr in US dollars, open in the US, Canada, the UK, Australia and Ireland (medicine, cardiology, dermatology, gynecology, law, finance, accounting, healthcare operations, mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, life sciences, data science, software, electrical, mechanical, chemical and nuclear engineering, robotics and visual design). Both reads (21 open of 46 postings from the Netherlands) held 15 expert waitlists (business and consulting, electrical and mechanical engineering, healthcare operations, life sciences, chemistry, physics, mathematics, data science, software engineering, cybersecurity, finance, medicine, law, accounting) paying up to €100 to €180/hr by field (medicine €180; law, software and cybersecurity €150; finance €130; data science and engineering €125; healthcare operations €120; chemistry €105; the rest €100), remote for the US, Canada, the EU and Turkey, with no project attached yet; domain audits (nuclear, CBRN, chemical engineering) $35-49/hr depending on background; a legal case study author $500 flat per approved case (EU); and two on-campus student roles (Scholar Lead, Community Builder) paid only in referral bonuses. The card's earlier 'up to $150/hr' for the waitlists is corrected: the list states those ceilings in euros. The statutory accounting task (EUR 1,000 per approved task) cited on 2026-10-27 no longer appears in the list, and the Fall 2026 finance, legal, business and consulting cohorts (EUR 1,000 a month) are closed. Its expert terms of 21 Oct 2026 pay accepted tasks only, in euros, invoiced by Sovrano monthly and paid within 15 days. The card's dollar range (payLow, payHigh) counts only the rates it states in US dollars; a euro amount is never read as dollars.

Sovrano AI pays $40-125/hr expert AI trainer roles; up to €100-180/hr expert waitlists (by field); $35-49/hr domain audits; $500 per approved case (platform-stated). It rewards credentialed experts who clear its assessment far more than open generalist work. Worker sentiment: Trustpilot 4.5/5 (52 reviews).

In euros by SEPA transfer or a payout link, into 155 countries (its payout page, updated 2026-09-01); its expert terms (21 Oct 2026) say Sovrano prepares each month's invoice for accepted tasks, while its domain-audit posts say contractors invoice Sovrano (read 5 Nov 2026).

Remote. Each role names its countries: its expert AI trainer roles are open in the US, Canada, the UK, Australia and Ireland, its expert waitlists in the US, Canada, the EU and Turkey, its domain audits in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the EU, and its legal case studies across the EU (its opportunities list, read 5 Nov 2026; which roles it shows depends on where it is opened).

In euros, directly from Sovrano: a bank transfer to your IBAN if your account is in the SEPA area, or a secure payout link elsewhere that you claim into an account of your choice. It can pay into 155 countries; for 20 more it pays by link into an account in another country, and it cannot pay into 23 countries at all.

A role-specific video interview with an AI interviewer, about 20 minutes long and in English, taken in Chrome on a computer with camera and microphone. Recordings are kept for evaluation only and, Sovrano says, never used to train AI models. Expect 2 to 4 weeks for a reply, and you can retake each interview type up to 3 times.

Most of its open posts on 5 November 2026 were waitlists, not open positions: 15 of the 21, expert networks for people in the US, Canada, the EU and Turkey, paying up to €100 to €180 an hour depending on the field. You apply and take one AI interview of about 20 minutes; Sovrano contacts you with the scope, hours and rate only when a project matches, and says it will not contact everyone.

Yes. Its students page says you create a free account with email or Google. Its expert terms (updated 21 October 2026) add that signing up or passing an assessment does not guarantee you work, or any amount of work.

No. Its expert terms (updated 21 October 2026) say experts work as independent professionals, not employees: you decide how, when and where you work within each project's deadlines, can work for other clients, and pay your own taxes and social security where you live. Interns join through an internship agreement with their university.

Only your browser's or the platform's built-in spell-checker. Cloud writing assistants such as Grammarly and machine translation are not allowed on project work, and using AI to generate, evaluate or rewrite your submissions never is; flagged work is rejected, and repeat cases lead to a permanent ban.

Monthly. Its expert terms (updated 21 October 2026) say it prepares your invoice each month for tasks fully completed and accepted and pays it within 15 days, and you have 3 business days to dispute an invoice. It does not pay for tasks in progress, for work beyond what your offer allows unless agreed in writing first, or for AI-produced work the guidelines forbid.

Writing a regulatory decision case grounded in EU law (GDPR, the EU AI Act, DORA, MiCA and similar) with a data room of 10 to 20 documents, for $500 per approved case. It asks for a law or compliance degree and 2+ years of non-academic experience, is listed as remote within the European Union, and allows no AI use anywhere in the case.