What Claru sells
In its own words, read on its own site 15 Oct 2026. On the vendor register
- What it sells
Datasets: “Explore 100+ licensed datasets across robotics, video, and multimodal AI.” claru.ai
Expert and human data: “Expert humans label what machines miss: intent, context, edge cases.” claru.ai
Annotation: “2M+ video annotations powering RLHF for frontier video generation.” claru.ai
Evaluations and benchmarks: “39,000 pairwise human evaluations across 51 model configurations” claru.ai
- Where its data comes from
Licensed from its owners: “not synthetic, not scraped.” claru.ai
Recorded from people and the real world: “A global network of trained data collectors capturing real-world video across 6 continents.” claru.ai
Made by experts and contractors: “Expert humans label what machines miss: intent, context, edge cases.” claru.ai
- Buys data from owners
- Its pages do not say it does.
- Areas its pages name
- Robotics, Images and video, Games
Public prices involving Claru
- Egocentric video from people wearing cameras in everyday activities (Claru's cost figure)
Production cost: participant pay plus equipment amortisation, before margin and annotation.
A vendor's published price guide, Claru, How to collect egocentric video data (2026 guide)
$10-30 per hourper hour
- Egocentric video sample pack, 10 to 15 clips with basic metadata
Entry price for a custom or archive egocentric pack. Full dataset pricing is on request, and annotated packs cost more depending on layers.
A vendor's published price guide, Claru, Egocentric Video Data for Physical AI
$500–$2,000 for 10–15 clipsper sample pack of 10 to 15 clips
- Robot teleoperation data (Claru's market figure)
Undated 2026 guide from a vendor that sells egocentric video, which has a reason to stress teleop's cost; hardware wear and a fixed site come on top.
A vendor's published price guide, Claru, How to collect egocentric video data (2026 guide)
$50-200 per hour of operator timeper hour of operator time
- First-person household chores video capture, Latin America
Claru says most contributors earn about $40 a day (6 to 7 hours of footage) or $300 a week; 90% hand visibility required.
The payer's own page, Claru, Egocentric Household Tasks Capture (Latin America) job listing
$6/hour USD of accepted footageper hour of accepted footage
- First-person garage and workshop task video capture, India, Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam
Lowest of Claru's geo tiers, one third of the US rate.
The payer's own page, Claru, Garage Capture (Asia) job listing
$5/hour USDper hour
- First-person garage and workshop task video capture, Canada
Same program as the US listing at two thirds of the US rate.
The payer's own page, Claru, Garage Capture (Canada) job listing
$10/hour USDper hour
- First-person garage and workshop task video capture, United States
Smartphone on head mount; sessions 30 to 90 minutes; two to four captures a week typical.
The payer's own page, Claru, Garage Capture (US) job listing
$15/hour USDper hour
Cite this
AIData.Broker, “Claru in the AI training data market”, reviewed 15 Oct 2026. https://aidata.markets/companies/claru
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