Reviewed by audio specialists
Every submission is checked by reviewers who understand conversation capture, speaker alignment, and dataset quality—not automated pass/fail alone.
Paid conversation work on Audio Tasks
Get paid $40 an hour to talk on Audio Tasks.
Choose paid conversation projects, match with another speaker, and share natural opinions from home. Audio Tasks makes the work easy to browse, start, submit, and track.
Example rate: $40/hour for approved conversation work.
Partner matched$40/hr example
One topic, two voices, clear earnings status.
Conversation topic
Compare how each of you decides what to cook or order on a busy weekday.
You
Talking through your choices
Partner
Sharing another point of view
Today's shift
Estimated earnings
$40
For an hour of approved work
Speakers
2 matched
Status
Paid review
Why Audio Tasks
Conversation audio, processed with care.
Audio Tasks is built for contributors who want paid work on a platform that treats audio quality and review standards seriously—not as an afterthought.
Research-grade capture
Projects require 48 kHz WAV audio and 1080p MP4 video so your recordings meet the standards teams expect for speech and multimodal training.
Built for serious datasets
Audio Tasks focuses on natural two-speaker dialogue that research and product teams can trust for evaluation, fine-tuning, and voice workflows.
Open paid work
Pick a conversation project
See the topic, language, time estimate, and pay before you decide to join.
Two-speaker conversationopen
American English Conversation
Have a natural conversation with another person. Headphones are required.
English, American
60 min
Matched pairs · 50 slots
Conversation topic provided
Deadline Jun 30, 2026
Estimated pay
$30
How it works
From browse to payout
Four steps to join a project, record with a partner, and track your earnings.
Browse
Compare projects by language, time, pay, and deadline.
Match
Join another speaker for a natural conversation around a provided topic.
Submit
Send your session from the browser and watch the work move to review.
Earn
Track approved work and paid status from your contributor workspace.
Contributor stories
Easy to start. Clear pay.
Speakers use Audio Tasks for flexible conversation work from home—with rates and steps spelled out before they record.
“I matched in a few minutes, recorded from my desk, and had $120 approved over one weekend. The pay rate was right on the project page before I joined.”
“Signing up took less than ten minutes. Audio Tasks walks you through mic checks and matching—no confusing steps. My first hour paid the example $40 rate.”
“The topic is already there, so you just talk naturally with your partner. Submission was one click, and I saw review status update the same week.”
Anonymity and privacy
Your personal information is not shown to the public.
People can look through jobs on Audio Tasks without seeing your personal information. When you join a matched conversation, the other speaker joins the job with you. Your personal information does not become a public listing.
Reviewers still need to see your submitted work and the information needed to check eligibility, review quality, and manage earnings.
Speaker labels protect your name
The conversation room labels people by speaker role instead of showing a public profile.
Your details are not on the job board
People can browse open jobs without seeing your personal information.
Admins review the work
Admins can review your submissions and the information they need to manage paid work.
Share with care
Your voice and conversation are part of the job. Do not share personal details during the conversation unless the job requires it.
Talk, submit, track pay.
Audio Tasks is built for people looking for flexible paid conversation work. Review the project first, record with a matched speaker, and keep your earnings status in view.
$40/hour example rate called out up front
Projects show pay before you join
Topics keep conversations focused
Matched work avoids solo sessions
Status tracking after review
Language and region expectations shown early
FAQ
Questions before you join
Answers to the most common questions before you create an account or start a project.