How Figure AI buys data
Figure, Introducing Index, 18 Oct 2026- What it wants
- First-person video of household chores and of work "inside businesses such as logistics centers, restaurants, factories, and offices".
- What it publishes about price
- Pays its Creators for their videos, at rates it does not publish: "We’ve paid out $15M to Creators to date that have contributed to our data". A business can book a Creator to come and do tasks; Figure does not say it pays the business.
- Who it takes
- "Anyone can become a Creator"; a business can book a Creator through the app ("We'll even send one to your business.").
- How the holder is paid
- Not published.
- Who removes personal data
- Not published.
- What it pays for an introduction
- Nothing published.
We are not Figure AI's agent, partner or representative. If you hold data it might buy, we can put it in front of Figure AI and every other buyer that fits at the same time.
Public prices involving Figure AI
- Humanoid robot pilot wearing teleoperation equipment to guide Figure's robot and upload the data (San Jose)
First published 2024-05-14 and still open, unchanged, on the day read; Figure is also opening Data Creator units in Mexico City and São Paulo.
The payer's own page, Figure AI on Greenhouse, Humanoid Robot Pilot
$32.00 per hourper hour (6-month fixed term)
In the brokerage market
Aug 2026, buyer program
over $1B the next 12 months on data and compute
Figure launched Index, a paid first-person video programme, after it tried buying data and found vendors could not meet its bar; it says it has paid creators $15 million to date. The $1 billion covers data and compute together, so it is not a data budget alone.
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AIData.Broker, “Figure AI in the AI training data market”, reviewed 18 Oct 2026. https://www.aidata.markets/companies/figure-ai
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