Get paid to record your screen: train AI on the tickets you already solve.
Support agents, help desk staff and IT technicians record their screen while they work tickets. HUMXN pays for every task that passes review, at a price shown before you start, which works out to about $10 an hour for an experienced agent. The recordings teach AI agents how a real problem gets understood, looked up and resolved.
- Paid for every task that passes review, about $10 an hour, on top of what the job already pays you
- You choose which apps are recorded, and you can pause at any time
- Your first recorded hour is paid whether or not it passes review
Join the capture program
Two minutes. A person checks the fit and gets back to you by email.
About $10 an hour, on top of the job.
You're not being hired to do anything new, and this isn't a wage. You're paid for recordings of work you were doing anyway, when they pass review.
About $10 an hour, paid per task
Every task has a price shown before you start, and you're paid for each one that passes review. For an experienced agent that works out to about $10 for an hour of recording. It is not an hourly wage.
On top of your pay
You're still paid for the job exactly as you are now. The capture payment is extra, for the recording. It is not a wage and it doesn't replace one.
Paid through Stripe
Approved recordings are credited to your balance and paid out automatically. Every upload is itemized so you can see what was accepted and why.
Nothing to buy
We provide the recording tool. It runs on your own computer, records only the apps you pick, and uploads when you tell it to.
Your first hour is paid, whatever happens.
Record a genuine first hour after onboarding and we pay it even if it doesn't pass review, then tell you exactly what to change.
How a ticket really gets solved.
A good agent checks three systems, reads between the lines and knows which rule bends. None of that is in the knowledge base. Recording it is how AI agents learn to resolve a problem rather than just answer one.
01Tickets
Reading the request, checking the account, finding the cause, replying and closing in a help desk tool.
02Troubleshooting
Reproducing an issue, reading logs, walking through settings, escalating with the right notes.
03Orders and billing
Refunds and exchanges, fixing an order, adjusting a subscription, chasing a payment.
04IT and accounts
Password resets and access, device setup, software installs, user and licence administration.
05Outreach
Researching an account, updating the CRM, writing a first email, logging the follow-up.
06Moderation
Reviewing reports against policy, deciding, documenting and handling appeals.
From sign-up to first payout.
Nothing is recorded until you've been onboarded and recording has been agreed by your employer.
01Apply in two minutes
What you do, the software you use and a few sentences about a typical day. No résumé, no interview.
02A short onboarding call
We set up the recorder, pick the apps it's allowed to see, and go through what must never be recorded and how permission works with your employer.
03Record your normal work
Start the recorder and do the job the way you always do. Pause whenever you need to. Review each session before you upload it.
04Review and payout
A person reviews each upload within a few days. Accepted tasks are credited at their listed price and paid out through Stripe.
What makes an hour accepted.
Four things decide whether an hour is paid. We tell you per upload what passed and what didn't, so you learn fast.
01It shows real work
A real task, start to finish, in the software you normally use. Idle time, personal browsing and breaks don't count, and the recorder pauses with one click.
02It's complete and clear
Full-resolution capture of the apps you chose, with the clicks and keystrokes that go with it, and a one-line note on what the task was.
03You had the right to record it
It's your own work or practice data, or recording was agreed in writing by your employer.
04It's new
Each task is paid once. Re-uploading the same recording, or repeating the same simple task over and over, isn't accepted.
What gets recorded, and what doesn't.
The data we're collecting is about how the work is done, not about you, your employer or their customers. Here's how we keep it that way.
The workflow is the subject
The recorder captures the apps you've allowed, with your clicks and keystrokes in them. It doesn't record your webcam, your microphone or the rest of your computer.
Sensitive data is removed
Names, emails, addresses, account and card numbers, passwords and other personal details are redacted before a recording is shared, and you review every session before it's uploaded.
You control the recorder
Pause for a personal message, a password prompt or anything you don't want captured, and delete a session outright if you change your mind.
Named buyers, under licence
Recordings go to approved AI organizations under a written licence, with consent records attached. They are never posted publicly or sold on an open marketplace.
How every item we deliver is verified
Questions about recording or consent?
Ask in the form. We answer everything before you record anything.
Tell us about your work.
Two minutes now. A person reads it and gets back to you with whether the program fits what you do, and what happens next.
- Paid for every task that passes review, about $10 an hour, on top of what the job already pays you
- You choose which apps are recorded, and you can pause at any time
- Your first recorded hour is paid whether or not it passes review
Prefer email? hello@humxn.io
AI training jobs for customer support agents: asked often.
How much can I actually make?
You're paid per task that passes review, at a price shown before you start. For an experienced agent that works out to about $10 for an hour of recording, on top of what the job already pays. A realistic week: ten hours of recorded tasks, most of them accepted, is about $80. There's no cap and no minimum.
Is this an hourly wage?
No, and we don't want anyone to read it as one. You keep your job and your normal pay. HUMXN pays separately for recordings that pass review, per accepted task. Time you don't record, and recordings that don't pass, aren't paid, apart from your first hour.
What if my first upload doesn't pass?
Your first recorded hour is paid at the full rate whether or not it passes review, as long as it's a genuine attempt at your normal work after onboarding. We then tell you exactly what to change, which is usually camera position, lighting or when to pause. After that, pay follows what's accepted.
What does “accepted” mean?
A recording that a person on our team has reviewed and found usable: it shows a real task from start to finish, the capture is complete, you had the right to record it, and it isn't a repeat of something you already uploaded. We tell you per upload what was accepted and, if something wasn't, why, so your acceptance rate goes up fast.
What do I need to install?
A small recording tool that we provide, for Windows or Mac. You pick which apps it's allowed to capture, it shows clearly when it's recording, and nothing is uploaded until you've reviewed the session and sent it.
Tickets are full of customer data. How does that work?
Your employer has to agree in writing before any real ticket is recorded, and customer names, emails, addresses, payment details and account numbers are removed before a recording is shared. Many companies allow only a sandbox or a test account, and that's fine. If your employer says no, you can record practice tickets in the sample help desk we provide, at the same rate.
Are calls recorded?
No. This program records your screen, not your voice or the customer's. Chat and email text on screen is redacted as described above.
Who sees the recordings, and what are they used for?
They're used to train and evaluate AI agents that operate software: teaching them which steps an experienced person takes, in what order, and how they know the task is finished. Recordings are delivered to approved organizations under licence, with your consent records attached, and personal details are removed first. Read how we verify every item on our verification page.
Why does this program pay a different rate from the others?
Rates follow how hard the recordings are to get and what AI teams pay for them. Everyday tasks that many people can record pay less per hour; skilled, licensed or clinical work that few people can record pays more. Every program's rate is on our get paid to train AI page. These are launch rates: yours is confirmed in writing before you record, and a later change never applies to hours already accepted.
Which roles and places are you taking?
Today: Chat & email support, Technical support, Help desk & IT, Orders & returns, Billing support, Data entry, Sales development, Community moderation, for people based in the United States. If yours isn't listed, apply anyway; we add more as buyers ask for them, and we'll tell you honestly if we can't use yours yet. This program is for customer support and help desk work. Other kinds of work have their own programs, all listed on our get paid to train AI page.
Is there a contract or a minimum?
You sign a simple participation agreement that covers what may be recorded, consent and pay. There's no exclusivity and no minimum. Record as much or as little as you like, and uninstall the recorder whenever you want to stop.
Run a support team? Put the whole queue on the program.
Support teams and outsourcers join as a group. We agree redaction and sandbox rules with you first, and agents are paid for every accepted hour.
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