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AI Services

Generative imaging, AI-assisted video, annotation and training data, and the quality assurance that makes any of it usable commercially. Every deliverable is reviewed by a person before it reaches you.

AI Services
Price
From $0.24 per item
Turnaround
6–48 hours
You get back
  • Human-reviewed output
  • Provenance and disclosure notes
  • Source and generated files
  • Usage guidance for your market
Free trial
A pilot batch of 10 items, human-reviewed, no card, no commitment.

The specifics

Starts at
From $0.24 per item
Typical turnaround
6–48 hours
What you get back
Human-reviewed output; Provenance and disclosure notes; Source and generated files; Usage guidance for your market
Formats we take
JPEG, PNG, TIFF, PSD, MP4, MOV, JSON, COCO, YOLO, ZIP

What AI Services covers

5 services under this heading. Each is priced for the work it actually involves rather than averaged into one rate.

Before and after

Drag the handle. Every pair is our own work.

More examples
Before: Five thousand images, one taxonomy
After: Five thousand images, one taxonomy
Unlabeled Labeled

Five thousand images, one taxonomy

Written definition of correct, pilot batch, agreement measured, every item human-checked

Illustration, not a client job

AI Services Marketplace Rolling batches

How it works

Four steps, and the first one costs nothing.

  1. 01

    Start with the free trial

    A pilot batch of 10 items, human-reviewed. No card needed.

  2. 02

    We do the work

    Done by the people who would do the job, to the same standard.

  3. 03

    You decide

    Happy with it? We quote the full job. Not? It cost you nothing.

  4. 04

    We deliver

    To your spec, your naming convention, your deadline.

Pricing

Prices exclude any applicable sales tax. Volume changes the rate — ask.

From $0.24 per item

Most chosen

Assisted production

Model-assisted generation or cleanup with a person checking every item.

$1.80 per asset

3–7 business days

  • Human review on every deliverable
  • Known failure modes checked explicitly
  • Edge cases logged with resolutions
  • Provenance recorded for disclosure
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Data labeling

Annotation to your schema, with agreement measured and reported per batch.

$0.24 per item

Rolling batches

  • Your schema or a standard format
  • Inter-annotator agreement reported
  • Guideline written before work starts
  • Your data never trains a third-party model
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Workflow build

Spec, pilot, review rule and the documentation to run it without us.

$9,500.00 per project

3–5 weeks

  • Written definition of correct
  • Pilot batch with honest error reporting
  • Review process designed and staffed
  • Handover documentation
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What clients say

“We send around 400 garments a week and the thing that matters most is that image 400 looks like image 1. That consistency is what we were not getting before.”

Head of E-commerce

Online fashion retailer, United Kingdom

Example wording — not a real client quote

“They took the post-production off our plate entirely. We shoot, they deliver to our naming convention, and I stopped having a retouching backlog.”

Studio Manager

Product photography studio, Germany

Example wording — not a real client quote

“The free trial is what convinced us. Two images, our brief, back the next morning — we could see exactly what we would be buying.”

Marketing Director

Furniture brand, United States

Example wording — not a real client quote

Frequently asked questions

Will a person actually look at the output?
Every deliverable, not a sample of them, and it is included in the price rather than sold as an upgrade.

Hands, text, counts, edges and continuity are where generative models fail, and they fail confidently. Checking them is a few seconds per item and it is the whole reason the service is worth buying.
Is our data used to train a model?
No, and it is in the contract rather than a policy page. Your material is used to do your work and for nothing else.

If you need the work done inside your own environment, or without touching a third-party model at all, that is possible and costs more to set up. Tell us at the quote stage.
Can we own the copyright in AI-assisted output?
This is genuinely unsettled and we will not pretend otherwise. The US Copyright Office has stated that work produced purely by a machine without human authorship is not registrable, and has issued guidance on disclosing AI-generated material.

Where ownership matters to you, the human contribution matters legally as well as editorially. That shapes how we scope the job, and it is worth twenty minutes with your own counsel.
What does the pilot actually prove?
Ten representative items run end to end, returned with an honest list of where the process got it wrong and why.

A pilot that hides the failure modes is worthless, because those are exactly what you are buying against. Ours reports them, which occasionally talks a client out of the project.
Do we have to disclose that AI was involved?
It depends where the output is used, and the rules are tightening. The FTC has warned against overstating what AI does, several states now regulate synthetic media, and some platforms require labeling.

We record provenance and tell you plainly what was AI-assisted, so the disclosure decision is one you can actually make.

Often combined with AI Services

The work that usually sits either side of this one. One team handles all of it, under one brief.

Try it free: a pilot batch of 10 items, human-reviewed.

No card and no commitment. If the standard is not what you need, you have lost nothing.