Data-collection networks · Chore-recording contractor program
HighFive
HighFive asks people to wear a phone on a head strap while doing dishes, laundry, cleaning, tidying and lawn care at home, and says it operates in a majority of US cities, with a two-minute application and no interview. Its contractor agreement (version 1.3.0, October 8, 2026) is with Vera AI Co, Inc. of West Hollywood, California, charges a one-time $14.99 platform access fee, and says the work may run through a partner's app, such as Minute Data from Baker Data LLC, the app Hub.xyz contributors record in. Its site says the footage improves next-generation wearable technology, and it publishes no pay rate.
Stated by the employer
It charges a fee to join. Its contractor agreement (October 8, 2026) charges a one-time $14.99 platform access fee. It is refunded, with up to $14.99 for a phone head strap, only if you submit 15 hours of recordings within 7 days of getting access and HighFive approves them; otherwise it keeps the fee. Most programs on this site charge nothing to join.
Is HighFive legit?
Run by Vera AI Co, Inc. (d/b/a High Five) of West Hollywood, California, per its contractor agreement; disputes go to individual arbitration unless you opt out. It pays Rate not published.
Joined through its own application (it publishes no job postings)
Through a payment processor, or by mailed check if the processor fails, per its agreement; the homepage names weekly, every-two-weeks and Monday schedules.
No public worker reviews found (October 2026).
United States: its site says it operates in a majority of US cities. Its agreement also carries terms for contractors in other countries, such as New Zealand.
Honest catches
- Pay here is stated by the employer, not measured live from a job feed, so treat it as a benchmark rather than a guaranteed rate.
What HighFive pays
Stated by the employer · updated 2026-10-26Researched rate card (stated by the employer), updated 2026-10-26
HighFive publishes no pay rate. Its homepage gives three payment schedules (weekly, every two weeks and every Monday). Its agreement charges a $14.99 access fee to join and refunds it, with up to $14.99 for a head strap, only if you submit 15 hours of recordings within 7 days of getting access and they are approved.
| Role | Work type | Researched pay |
|---|---|---|
| Record your own household chores (first-person) | Egocentric Capture | Rate not published |
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Live HighFive roles
HighFive does not publish a public job feed.
Applications go through HighFive's own site, and once you have an account it matches you to work.
Join HighFive (opens the job details)It charges a fee to join. Its contractor agreement (October 8, 2026) charges a one-time $14.99 platform access fee. It is refunded, with up to $14.99 for a phone head strap, only if you submit 15 hours of recordings within 7 days of getting access and HighFive approves them; otherwise it keeps the fee. Most programs on this site charge nothing to join.
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Kinds of work at HighFive
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Frequently asked questions
Is HighFive legit?
Run by Vera AI Co, Inc. (d/b/a High Five) of West Hollywood, California, per its contractor agreement; disputes go to individual arbitration unless you opt out.
Does HighFive pay?
Yes. Run by Vera AI Co, Inc. (d/b/a High Five) of West Hollywood, California, per its contractor agreement; disputes go to individual arbitration unless you opt out. Payouts: Through a payment processor, or by mailed check if the processor fails, per its agreement; the homepage names weekly, every-two-weeks and Monday schedules.
How much does HighFive pay?
Rate not published. HighFive publishes no pay rate. Its homepage gives three payment schedules (weekly, every two weeks and every Monday). Its agreement charges a $14.99 access fee to join and refunds it, with up to $14.99 for a head strap, only if you submit 15 hours of recordings within 7 days of getting access and they are approved.
Is HighFive worth it?
Pay at HighFive: Rate not published. It works best as flexible, project-by-project income, since each project sets its own pay, equipment and eligibility. Worth knowing: No public worker reviews found (October 2026).
How does HighFive pay out?
Through a payment processor, or by mailed check if the processor fails, per its agreement; the homepage names weekly, every-two-weeks and Monday schedules.
Where is HighFive open to workers?
United States: its site says it operates in a majority of US cities. Its agreement also carries terms for contractors in other countries, such as New Zealand.
How HighFive stacks up against similar employers
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