Companies / Data vendor
Label Your Data
An annotation vendor that publishes hourly and per-unit prices. Recorded here: 5 public prices.
labelyourdata.comLatest record 17 Oct 2026
Public prices involving Label Your Data
- Label Your Data: bounding box annotation, starting price
A 'starts at' price that depends on project complexity and volume; the page also offers a cost calculator and a free pilot. The same page's $6 per annotator hour is held as labelyourdata-annotator-hour-bill-rate.
A vendor's published price guide, Label Your Data, data annotation pricing
$0.02 per objectper object (starting price)
- Label Your Data: keypoint annotation, starting price
A 'starts as low as' price for keypoints on images; the actual price depends on annotation type, data volume and complexity.
A vendor's published price guide, Label Your Data, data annotation pricing
$0.015 per objectper object (starting price)
- Label Your Data: NLP annotation, starting price per entity
A 'starts as low as' price for NLP tasks, counted per entity to label; the page's calculator also prices by characters or by annotation hours.
A vendor's published price guide, Label Your Data, data annotation pricing
$0.02 per entityper entity (starting price)
- NLP entity annotation (named entity labelling), Label Your Data starting price
A floor ('starts as low as'), not a typical price; undated page read on 2026-10-14.
A vendor's published price guide, Label Your Data, Pricing (FAQ)
$0.02 per entity for NLP tasksper entity, starting price
- Data annotation billed by time (Label Your Data)
A vendor's own typical hourly bill rate for generalist annotation; undated page read on 2026-10-14.
A vendor's published price guide, Label Your Data, Pricing (FAQ)
$6 per annotator hourper annotator hour, billed to the buyer
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AIData.Broker, “Label Your Data in the AI training data market”, reviewed 17 Oct 2026. https://aidata.markets/companies/label-your-data
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