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Saturn Labs

Saturn Labs, which calls itself infrastructure for robotics, collects first-person videos of everyday household activities to train robots and AI systems. You register on its sign-up form with a supported smartphone, its team emails setup instructions within 24 hours, and you record normal daily tasks wearing the phone on a head mount that it ships or pays back. Its FAQ says there is no upper limit on how much you record, no audio is recorded and personal details caught on video are blurred.

$8 per hour of verified video

Stated by the employer

Is Saturn Labs legit?

Saturn Labs (Silverlabs AI Inc, Delaware) says it is backed by Entrepreneurs First; Tracxn lists it as founded in 2025 in Bengaluru with 9 employees, making datasets for physical AI. It pays $8 per hour of verified video.

Joined through its own application (it publishes no job postings)

Getting paid

Daily, through its payment partner Branch, for the verified videos you recorded that day; you work as an independent contractor.

Worker sentiment

No worker ratings or reviews found on October 28, 2026: no app store listing, Reddit thread or Trustpilot page, so there is little independent evidence on how it pays yet.

Who can join

United States only: you must be 18 or older, authorized to work and live in the US, and own a supported phone (iPhone 11 Pro to iPhone 17 Pro Max, Pixel 6 to 9 Pro or Galaxy S21 to S26 Ultra).

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 Saturn Labs pays

Stated by the employer · updated 2026-10-28
$8 per hour of verified video

Researched rate card (stated by the employer), updated 2026-10-28

Its sign-up page (read October 28, 2026) says you get paid $8 for every hour of verified video you upload, daily through its payment partner Branch, as an independent contractor. Its job ad on Handshake offers $10 an hour for the same work; the $8 on its own sign-up page is the figure shown here.

RoleResearched pay
Record your own household chores (first-person)$8 per hour of verified video

Wondering where a number comes from? Read how researched rate cards are sourced and graded.

Live Saturn Labs roles

Saturn Labs does not publish a public job feed.

Applications go through Saturn Labs's own site, and once you have an account it matches you to work.

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Kinds of work at Saturn Labs

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Frequently asked questions

Is Saturn Labs legit?

Saturn Labs (Silverlabs AI Inc, Delaware) says it is backed by Entrepreneurs First; Tracxn lists it as founded in 2025 in Bengaluru with 9 employees, making datasets for physical AI.

Does Saturn Labs pay?

Yes. Saturn Labs (Silverlabs AI Inc, Delaware) says it is backed by Entrepreneurs First; Tracxn lists it as founded in 2025 in Bengaluru with 9 employees, making datasets for physical AI. Payouts: Daily, through its payment partner Branch, for the verified videos you recorded that day; you work as an independent contractor.

How much does Saturn Labs pay?

$8 per hour of verified video. Its sign-up page (read October 28, 2026) says you get paid $8 for every hour of verified video you upload, daily through its payment partner Branch, as an independent contractor. Its job ad on Handshake offers $10 an hour for the same work; the $8 on its own sign-up page is the figure shown here.

Is Saturn Labs worth it?

Pay at Saturn Labs: $8 per hour of verified video. It works best as flexible, project-by-project income, since each project sets its own pay, equipment and eligibility. Worth knowing: No worker ratings or reviews found on October 28, 2026: no app store listing, Reddit thread or Trustpilot page, so there is little independent evidence on how it pays yet.

How does Saturn Labs pay out?

Daily, through its payment partner Branch, for the verified videos you recorded that day; you work as an independent contractor.

Where is Saturn Labs open to workers?

United States only: you must be 18 or older, authorized to work and live in the US, and own a supported phone (iPhone 11 Pro to iPhone 17 Pro Max, Pixel 6 to 9 Pro or Galaxy S21 to S26 Ultra).

How Saturn Labs stacks up against similar employers

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Sorted by what an application there is likely worth to you, with a referral lift for employers that pay us a referral fee; your pay is never affected.

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