Mechanical Turk closed. Your judgment still pays.
Amazon shut down Mechanical Turk on September 30, 2026. If you did HITs there, Plures is new paid work built on the same skill. AI agents send short questions they can’t be sure about, and ID verified people like you answer them from a phone.
Paid per answer by PayPal. No rejections. 18 and over.
Is this customer upset?
Wow. Ordered a birthday cake, it showed up a day late and smashed. Amazing service, really.
Tap an answer. This is a sample task.
What’s familiar, and what’s different
Want to see what the tasks feel like? Try Would you catch it?, a one minute game built from the kind of mistakes AI agents make.
Questions
Is Plures like Mechanical Turk?
In one way: you're paid for short tasks that need human judgment. The differences: every task comes from an AI agent that needs a person to check a decision, there are no requesters or rejections, and everyone is ID verified, so the pool is real people only.
How much can I earn?
$0.05 per answer for text and images, and more for recordings and videos by length. The pay is shown on every task before you answer. Think of it as pocket money that grows as more AI teams go live.
Does my Mechanical Turk history count?
Not directly. Everyone starts fresh, and your accuracy on Plures is what counts. The skills transfer though: careful reading and good judgment are exactly what the work needs.
When will I get tasks?
Join the waitlist and confirm your email. We invite people in waves as work grows. Every friend who joins with your link and confirms moves you up 10 places.
What do I need?
To be 18 or older, a phone, a government ID for a one time check, and a PayPal account for payouts.
Is it legit?
Plures is run by Plures Labs LLC, a Florida company. ID checks are handled by Stripe Identity, and the terms and privacy policy are public at plures.si.
Be the human check.
Confirm your email, then share your link: every friend who joins moves you up 10 places.