AI data collection partners
Turn your workforce into a new revenue stream.
GIG pays your business R 85 to R 330 for every approved hour collected across your teams and sites.
Built for businesses that can coordinate 100 or more participants across permissioned locations.
- Commercial model
- Payment basis
- Best suited to
Illustrative calculation
Put operating scale to work.
Project revenue is calculated from the hours that pass the agreed consent, capture, task, and quality requirements.
Approved hours
Illustrative gross revenue
Your rate is confirmed before collection begins. The R 330 rate is not automatic.
Gross revenue is shown in ZAR before worker compensation, taxes, and operating costs.
Where collection fits
Work already happening in your operation.
Repeatable work produces the hand, object, movement, and environment signals that embodied AI projects need.
Cleaning services
Surface cleaning, navigation, everyday tool use, and structured multi-step work.
Laundry and laundromats
Sorting, loading, folding, garment handling, and packaging across repeatable workflows.
Facilities management
Inspection, setup, maintenance support, and routine equipment handling.
Hospitality operations
Housekeeping, room preparation, linen handling, and service workflows.
Warehousing and logistics
Picking, packing, sorting, and material movement in controlled environments.
R 85 to R 330 per approved hour
The rate reflects task complexity and the collection environment. GIG confirms it before work begins.
Use the operation you already run
Create project revenue from existing teams, sites, supervisors, and repeatable physical workflows.
Scale across teams and branches
One operating partner can coordinate collection across multiple shifts or locations.
GIG handles the AI requirements
We provide the brief, collection rules, quality checks, validation, and reporting.
Operating model
One project. Clear hand-offs.
Your operation supplies the people, workflows, and locations. GIG supplies the project requirements and validates the output.
Tell us about your operation
Share your workforce size, locations, normal workflows, and available capacity.
Scope the project
GIG confirms the task, environment, equipment plan, acceptance rules, and hourly rate.
Organise teams and sites
Your business coordinates participants, approved locations, schedules, and supervision.
Collect and validate
Participants complete the agreed tasks. GIG reviews every submission against the brief.
Receive business payment
GIG pays your business for collection hours that pass the agreed validation rules.
Before collection starts
Clear responsibilities before collection starts.
The operating model is co-managed. GIG owns the project brief and validation; your business owns participant coordination and on-site delivery.
GIG provides
- Project brief and task requirements
- Confirmed rate before collection starts
- Capture and equipment plan
- Onboarding and quality instructions
- Submission validation and reporting
- Business-level project payment
Your business provides
- Suitable participating workers
- Permissioned operating locations
- Scheduling and supervision
- Required worker and site approvals
- Worker compensation
- Compliance with collection rules
Permission comes before capture.
Collection only takes place in approved environments. Customer faces, private homes, personal documents, and sensitive information must not be recorded unless the project explicitly permits it.
Partnership estimate
Tell us about your operation.
Share what your teams do, where they work, and how many people you can coordinate.
Applying does not guarantee a project. GIG reviews operational, safety, privacy, and client fit before offering collection work.
FAQ
Questions operators ask.
What counts as an approved collection hour?
An approved collection hour is recorded work that passes the project's consent, capture, task, and quality requirements. Rejected or unusable footage does not count toward payment.
Why do rates range from R 85 to R 330 per hour?
Rates depend on the task complexity, environment, equipment, supervision, and quality requirements. GIG confirms the applicable rate before collection begins.
Who receives payment?
GIG pays the contracted business for approved collection hours. The business is responsible for compensating its participating workers under its own employment arrangements and applicable law.
What kinds of businesses qualify?
Cleaning, laundry, facilities, hospitality, warehousing, logistics, and other operators with repeatable physical workflows may qualify. Fit depends on the project, locations, workforce, and available capacity.
Is there a minimum workforce size?
This partnership page is designed for businesses that can coordinate 100 or more participants. GIG assesses the available people, hours, locations, and operational fit for each project.
Do workers need to use head-mounted cameras?
Some projects use a smartphone head-mount to record first-person activity. Other projects may use different capture methods. The required equipment is confirmed during project scoping.
Who supplies the recording equipment?
The equipment plan is agreed before launch. GIG confirms what is required, how it will be provided, and who is responsible for setup during project scoping.
Can collection happen during normal operations?
Only when the approved brief, site permission, worker consent, privacy controls, and safety requirements allow it. Some projects may need controlled or off-hours collection.
How are privacy and consent handled?
Every project defines the permitted environment, participants, capture rules, and excluded information before collection starts. Customer faces, private homes, personal documents, and sensitive information must not be recorded unless explicitly authorised.
Does applying guarantee a project?
No. GIG reviews each business for workforce, workflow, location, safety, privacy, and project fit before offering a collection opportunity.