How much does micro1 pay?
Based on 161 real listings · last verified 27 July 2026
micro1 pays a typical $40 to $80 per hour. That range is the median low and median high across 154 hourly listings we tracked on 27 July 2026. Individual rates run from $2 to $300 per hour depending on how specialised the work is.
micro1 also lists 7 salaried roles, with advertised compensation up to $550,000 per year.
micro1 pay by type of work
Rates vary a lot by what the work actually involves. Groups with fewer than three listings are excluded.
| Category | Listings | Typical hourly rate |
|---|---|---|
| Coding | 34 | $50 – $110 |
| Model evaluation | 20 | $80 – $110 |
| Research | 57 | $50 – $80 |
| Writing & feedback | 19 | $20 – $65 |
| Data annotation | 24 | $21 – $58 |
micro1 pay by industry
| Industry | Listings | Typical hourly rate |
|---|---|---|
| Legal | 12 | $90 – $130 |
| Developer tools | 28 | $50 – $120 |
| Finance | 7 | $50 – $90 |
| Research | 23 | $60 – $90 |
| Media | 24 | $25 – $65 |
| AI / ML | 58 | $38 – $63 |
micro1 pay by experience level
| Role type | Listings | Typical hourly rate |
|---|---|---|
| Software engineer | 34 | $50 – $110 |
| Domain expert | 77 | $50 – $90 |
| Generalist | 43 | $20 – $65 |
Highest-paying micro1 roles right now
Common questions about micro1 pay
How much does micro1 pay per hour?
micro1 pays a typical $40-$80 per hour based on 154 hourly listings tracked on 27 July 2026. The full observed range is $2 to $300 per hour.
What is the highest-paying work on micro1?
Coding roles pay the most, at a typical $50-$110 per hour across 34 listings.
Does micro1 pay reliably?
Reliable. Onboarding typically takes 1-3 days.
How is this pay data collected?
Every figure is taken from the advertised rate on micro1 listings we collect and publish. We do not estimate or model rates. Data last verified 27 July 2026.
We collected 161 micro1 listings and read the advertised rate off each one. The typical range is the median of the low ends and the median of the high ends across 154 hourly listings — not an average, which a handful of very high rates would distort. Nothing here is modelled or estimated. Data last verified 27 July 2026.