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Creating a Claru account is free. Internet or phone-mount costs are separate: check required equipment before buying.

No. Registration allows your profile to be considered. Access depends on available projects, country, device, environment and eligibility criteria.

Create and complete your profile; open an available project; read its rate, criteria and required app; qualify if requested; record and submit for review. Choose a project before installing a recording app.

Availability depends on your profile and location. Check your account details and project list; no projects now does not guarantee a future opening. The app may offer a waiting list.

The reviewed Kitchen & Cooking listings name Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Chile, Peru, the United States, Canada, India, the Philippines, Indonesia and Vietnam. These are advertised opportunities subject to selection, not a universal list of guaranteed openings.

Check registration and projects for your country. Claru describes an international network, but that does not establish open tasks in every country. Do not select a different country to gain access.

Provide your real location. Claru matches projects to location and its app records location to check the recording country. The reviewed public sources do not state a universal VPN policy; follow your project rules.

Rates are project-specific. Household LATAM advertises US$6 per accepted hour. Kitchen & Cooking advertises US$7/h in LATAM, US$15/h in the US, US$10/h in Canada and US$5/h in Asia. These examples do not establish a universal rate for your profile.

Yes. For the same public Kitchen & Cooking role, reviewed listings advertise US$7/h across six LATAM countries, US$15/h in the US, US$10/h in Canada and US$5/h across four Asian countries. These are not universal country rates.

They are different projects: Household Tasks Capture LATAM advertises US$6/h of accepted footage; Kitchen & Cooking LATAM advertises US$7/h. Each has its own requirements. Check the listing and the opportunity shown in your account.

No. The official contributor page links payment to accepted work under each project’s criteria. Completed uploads or submitted hours do not mean approval. Check the current guide for specific ratings and their effect on pay.

We found no universal calendar with fixed dates. Public Kitchen & Cooking listings state a two-week cycle. The partnerships page advertises weekly active-capture payouts and Net-15 for signed licensing. Confirm the screenshot projects’ schedule in Earnings or with support.

Methods depend on programme and country. Kitchen & Cooking LATAM/Asia lists Wise, Payoneer or a local equivalent; Canada lists wire/Wise; the US lists ACH. PIX was not confirmed as a general Claru rule. Use methods enabled in your account.

Not as a promise. The promotional image does not establish a fixed BRL rate. Earnings depend on approved hours, category rate, country, exchange rates and any payout costs. “Up to” is a possible ceiling, not guaranteed pay.

The official Household LATAM listing names a recent iPhone, Google Pixel 6+ and Samsung Galaxy S21+, subject to approval. It does not publish a complete iPhone or variant list there. Check your exact model before buying equipment or recording.

The verified public sources do not provide a full FE, A, SE or e variant list. Installing the app or owning a recent phone does not prove project acceptance. Confirm the variant in project instructions and the app check.

No. Claru AI’s iPhone listing requires iOS 16.4 or later; that is an installation requirement. Recording acceptance also depends on the project’s camera, sensors, model and setup requirements.

The official Household LATAM listing requires a head mount at forehead or eye level, tilted slightly downward. A chest mount does not meet that positioning. Other projects may differ; check the specific brief.

The project specifies the required mount. We did not confirm a public Claru offer of free shipping or a current Hark partnership in the reviewed sources. Check the guide or project support before buying an accessory.

The Household LATAM listing requires hands in frame for at least 90% of each clip, with palms and fingers visible during the task. This requirement belongs to that listing, not all Claru projects.

For the LATAM household listing, position the head mount at forehead or eye level, tilted slightly downward to keep hands and fingers visible. Follow the project’s setup check. This public listing does not confirm a numeric 45° angle or a toes-in-frame test.

The listing specifies landscape video, 1080p, 30 fps and 0.5×, the widest camera setting. These settings are not generalized to other projects. Check the task guide for codec, HDR and other parameters.

The Household LATAM listing specifies 2–30 minutes per clip and one task per clip. Other opportunities have their own durations. Use the limits for the project you joined.

Claru requests real-world capture under project rules and checks rights and consent. Household LATAM asks for natural activity without staging. Do not use third-party footage without required rights and authorization; check editing and conversion rules in your brief.

Household LATAM requests a roughly balanced mix of laundry, kitchen tidy-up without cooking, organizing a room and other household tasks. We did not publicly confirm a universal 40% cap or three-activity rule; those figures are not presented as current general policy.

No. Each project defines the task, duration, device, quality and pay. Household LATAM and Kitchen & Cooking are separate examples. The official contributor page advises reviewing the brief and criteria before accepting.

Check consent, venue permissions and project privacy rules before recording. Keeping your face out of frame does not make all footage anonymous: voices, location, screens and other people may identify someone.

Yes. Claru AI’s official store release notes mention projects whose recordings use Minute Data. This does not mean every task uses it. The platform specifies whether a project requires Claru AI or Minute Data.

Use only the code in your current project guide. No universal Claru code is published here because none was confirmed in public sources. Do not reuse another company’s or partner’s code, including KGeN’s.

Use this page’s Google Play and App Store buttons: Claru AI and Minute Data have separate links. Check the app name and developer in the store, and use only the app required by your project.

Check Activity and Earnings in Claru and your project’s submission guide. Claru’s app tracks submissions through review, approval and payment. A completed upload does not mean approval or completed payout.

Claru has a public referral agreement. Rates, targets and eligible projects are defined in each dashboard programme’s terms. Screenshot bonuses and hourly commissions are not published as currently verified conditions.

The public page states that limits, periods and commercial conditions depend on the programme. Check its current version before advertising earnings. No universal 10- or 30-day activity window was confirmed in the public commercial terms.

The agreement distinguishes referrals of contributors and team leads, while commission terms belong to the activated programme. Screenshot bonuses and tiers were not publicly confirmed and are not used as a current offer.

Release depends on current programme conditions and eligible accepted work. The public page does not set one bonus or hour threshold for every participant. Check programme terms and payout history in your dashboard.

No. The current public agreement permits prospective changes and says rates are not locked when a referral is made. Screenshot claims of permanently fixed terms are therefore not presented as current policy. Read the version applicable to your programme.