Our MCP server gives Claude and other AI assistants read access to every open AI training job we list, from 14 platforms, refreshed daily. It is free and needs no account. It only reads: it can’t apply for you, sign you up anywhere or change anything.
Connect it
Claude (web, desktop and mobile): open Settings, then Connectors, choose Add custom connector, and paste this URL:
https://aitrainingjobs.xyz/mcpClaude Code:
claude mcp add --transport http aitrainingjobs https://aitrainingjobs.xyz/mcpOther MCP clients: add a remote server with the URL above. It uses the Streamable HTTP transport with no sign-in.
For Claude Team and Enterprise admins
There is nothing to configure. Add AI Training Jobs from the connectors directory in your organization’s settings (or as a custom connector with the URL above), and members can turn it on and use it right away.
- No credentials: no sign-in, OAuth client, API key or account with us, for you or your members.
- Read-only: all five tools only read public job data and are marked read-only. Nothing can apply, sign anyone up, send messages or change data.
- What it sends back: job and platform details from our own database, with links to pages on aitrainingjobs.xyz. No ads or sponsored results.
- What it records: the tool called, the filters chosen from fixed lists, the client name and a random connection ID. Never the words typed, conversation content or anything that identifies a member. See the privacy page.
- Network: one HTTPS endpoint,
https://aitrainingjobs.xyz/mcp, served through Cloudflare. If your network restricts outbound traffic, allowaitrainingjobs.xyz. - Turning it off: remove or disable the connector in your organization’s settings. Nothing is left behind on our side to clean up.
Security or data questions: narender@aitrainingjobs.xyz.
What you can ask
- “Find me generalist AI training jobs I can do from India.”
- “Which AI training jobs for nurses pay over $60 an hour?”
- “What do software AI training jobs pay in the Philippines?”
- “Is Mercor legit, and how does it pay?”
- “I have no degree and live in the US. Find beginner-friendly AI rating jobs, best-paying first.”
Tools
- Search AI training jobs (
search_jobs): Search open AI training jobs (rating, writing and reviewing AI output, paid by AI labs) across vetted platforms. Filter by field, country, minimum hourly pay, platform, language and kind of data work. Returns each job with stated pay, who can apply and a url to its page (where the person applies). - Get one job (
get_job): Full details of one job: pay, who can apply, how the platform screens applicants, and the description. Pass the job url or slug from search_jobs. - List platforms (
list_platforms): Every platform listed, with open jobs, median top hourly rate, beginner-friendly roles and a one-line description. Use get_platform for how to get accepted and how it pays. - Get one platform (
get_platform): One platform in depth: how its screening works, tips, how and when it pays (from its own help pages, with sources), its official domain for spotting fakes, live job counts, pay and fields. - Pay for a field and country (
pay_stats): What AI training jobs pay, from live listings that state an hourly rate: 25th percentile, median, 75th and 90th percentile of top rates, with the platforms hiring most. Optionally for one field and/or one country (listings that name the country or say worldwide).
Each job comes back with the pay exactly as the platform states it, the countries it names (a listing that only says “Remote” is marked as not stating a location), and a link to its page here, where the apply link is. Apply links on our pages are referral links: they don’t change your pay or your chances, and jobs are never sorted by what we earn.
What it records
Which tool was called, the filters picked from fixed lists (field, country, platform, minimum pay), the name the AI app sends for itself, and a random connection ID. Never the words you type, your conversation, or who you are. Details are on the privacy page.
Help
Something wrong or missing? Email narender@aitrainingjobs.xyz. For the full list in a browser, browse all jobs; developers can also use the JSON feed and llms.txt.