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Vetto reviews · researched 12 Nov 2026

Is Vetto legit?

Mostly. Vetto Inc., the former Brazilian startup Start Carreiras, is a real venture-backed AI data company that posts its rates and says it pays approved tasks weekly, but its only two Trustpilot reviews are 1-star. Work that is never paid: only approved tasks pay, its terms let it adjust or withhold pay after review and end your access without notice, and a 2026 reviewer says a payout failed and the account was closed.

, AITraining.jobs lists 20 open Vetto roles; 3 of them state an hourly rate.

  • Trustpilot2.9/52 reviews
  • Read 12 Nov 2026

The Vetto review

Researched Nov 2026 · 17 sources

It pays $20-$60 per approved task (about $45-$75/hr); $50-$100/hr on hourly roles (platform-stated).

Actively listing 20 open roles today
Who is behind it

Vetto Inc. (registered address Menlo Park, California; offices in San Francisco, London and São Paulo) began in 2022 as Start Carreiras, a Brazilian student-jobs platform founded by José André Nunes (CEO), Alexandre Bernat and Gabriel Albuquerque. It raised R$7 million led by Maya Capital and, in April 2025, R$13 million led by Graphene Ventures, then renamed itself Vetto. Ex-Meta engineering leader Rodrigo Schmidt became co-founder and CTO in Jan 2026.

Getting paid

Each project states its pay, mostly US dollars per approved task, converted and paid in your local currency; unapproved work is unpaid. Payouts go out every Friday for tasks approved by Tuesday 11:59 pm Brasília time. First you verify your ID, sign a tax form (W-8BEN, or W-9 for US taxpayers) and add a bank account.

Worker ratings

Trustpilot 2.9/5 (2 reviews). Read November 2026.

Verified active

20 open roles on Vetto, independently checked 12 Nov 2026.

Who can join

Worldwide: its posts are open globally or remote, the work is in English, and its referral policy says it has no geographic restrictions. Brazil residents are paid some rates in reais.

Fake Vetto recruiters

No Vetto-specific impersonation case turned up. Its own sites are vetto.ai and work.vetto.ai, where you sign up, apply and are paid; support answers by email through the form at vetto.ai/companies/support. Referrers earn $20 for each person who completes an approved task, so read glowing posts with a link as ads. The FTC: never pay to get a job.

What people praise

  • Every opportunity states its pay before you apply: on 12 Nov 2026 its list of 10 ran from talent pools at $10 to $50 an hour up to $50 to $200 (health, cybersecurity), and task writing at $20 to $100 a deliverable.
  • Its project posts give the pay and the time per task: health reviewers get US$50 per approved task of about 40 minutes, which Vetto states as about $75 an hour.
  • Its talent pools say that when a project fits, you are told its scope, workload, pay and timeline first, with no obligation to accept and no penalty for declining.

What people complain about

  • Both Trustpilot reviews (Jul and Sep 2026) are 1-star; one says that after a two-week wait they were sent to a payout platform to verify their ID, the payment failed, replies stopped and the account was closed.
  • Its contractor terms say work is not guaranteed, Vetto may pause or end your project access at any time without notice, withhold pay for non-compliant work and adjust payouts after quality reviews.
  • Its terms (effective 1 Nov 2025) still read largely as a student-jobs site, and send disputes to São Paulo law, individually only, with any claim barred after one year.
  • Its Physics Experts post on Greenhouse is the Nutrition post's text, word for word: it asks physicists for a nutrition case and promises nutrition scenarios.
Who it suits

Best for: Experienced professionals in health, law, finance, engineering, coding, education or consulting who write well in English (some projects take Portuguese) and want short, remote, per-task review work paid weekly. Not for: Anyone who needs steady hours (Vetto assigns task volume by demand), wants pay for time rather than approved tasks, or relies on AI tools: Vetto blocks applications where it spots AI use.

Honest catches

  • Pay here is platform-stated, not measured live from a job feed, so treat it as a benchmark rather than a guaranteed rate.
Sources for this review
  • Vetto: Privacy Policy (Vetto Inc., 1911 Valparaiso Ave, Menlo Park, CA; approved by CEO José André da Silva Reis Nunes; effective November 1, 2025; read November 12, 2026)
  • Vetto: Careers (offices in San Francisco, London and São Paulo; read November 12, 2026)
  • Startups.com.br: Start Carreiras repositions its brand (August 16, 2024; founded 2022 by José André Nunes, Alexandre Bernat and Gabriel Albuquerque; R$7 million led by Maya Capital)
  • Bloomberg Línea: Start Carreiras raises R$13 million (April 11, 2025; seed led by Graphene Ventures with Maya Capital and Norte Ventures)
  • Vetto: Start Carreiras is now Vetto (its rebranding page, as archived by the Wayback Machine on December 14, 2025)
  • Startups.com.br: Ex-Meta executive Rodrigo Schmidt joins Vetto as co-founder and CTO (January 29, 2026)
  • Vetto: Terms of Service and Contractor Terms and Conditions (version 1.0.0, effective November 1, 2025; read November 12, 2026)
  • Vetto on Greenhouse: Health Expert, Reviewer (US$50 per approved task of about 40 minutes, paid in local currency; read November 12, 2026)
  • Vetto on Greenhouse: Physics Experts, Planning AI Project (its text is the Nutrition post's; read November 12, 2026)
  • Vetto work app: Payments (weekly Friday payouts, Tuesday 11:59 pm Brasília time cutoff, identity check, W-8BEN or W-9 tax form, bank account), read from its public app code on November 12, 2026
  • Vetto: open opportunities feed behind its experts page (10 open opportunities with their pay; read November 12, 2026)
  • Vetto work app: Health Expert, Talent Pool (selection process and compensation; read November 12, 2026)
  • Vetto: For experts (apply, get matched, paid per approved task; read November 12, 2026)
  • Vetto: Support (applications, projects, payments, data; answered by email; read November 12, 2026)
  • Vetto: Referral Program Policy ($20 per referred person who completes an approved task, paid weekly; read November 12, 2026)
  • Trustpilot: vetto.ai reviews (unclaimed profile; 2 reviews, both 1-star; read November 12, 2026)
  • FTC Consumer Alert: That job offer text is probably a scam (April 30, 2026)

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What Vetto's job board shows

20 open roles on its public job board, read 12 Nov 2026.

Vetto reviews: questions

Is Vetto legit?

Mostly. Vetto Inc., the former Brazilian startup Start Carreiras, is a real venture-backed AI data company that posts its rates and says it pays approved tasks weekly, but its only two Trustpilot reviews are 1-star. Work that is never paid: only approved tasks pay, its terms let it adjust or withhold pay after review and end your access without notice, and a 2026 reviewer says a payout failed and the account was closed.

Is Vetto real or a scam?

Real. Vetto is a real company, not a scam. No Vetto-specific impersonation case turned up. Its own sites are vetto.ai and work.vetto.ai, where you sign up, apply and are paid; support answers by email through the form at vetto.ai/companies/support. Referrers earn $20 for each person who completes an approved task, so read glowing posts with a link as ads. The FTC: never pay to get a job.

Does Vetto pay?

Yes. A young expert network that rebranded from the Brazilian startup Start Carreiras in late 2025 and says it works with frontier AI labs; Brazilian business press (Bloomberg Línea, Startups.com.br, Olhar Digital) has covered it. Its only two Trustpilot reviews are 1-star, one describing a failed payout (read 12 Nov 2026). Payouts: Per approved task, in US dollars converted to your local currency: payouts go out every Friday for tasks approved by Tuesday 11:59 pm Brasília time, to a bank account in your country, after an ID check and a W-8BEN or W-9 tax form (its app, read 12 Nov 2026). Its terms let it adjust or withhold pay after review. Each project states its pay, mostly US dollars per approved task, converted and paid in your local currency; unapproved work is unpaid. Payouts go out every Friday for tasks approved by Tuesday 11:59 pm Brasília time. First you verify your ID, sign a tax form (W-8BEN, or W-9 for US taxpayers) and add a bank account.

What do workers say about Vetto?

Trustpilot 2.9/5 (2 reviews), read November 2026. Praise: Every opportunity states its pay before you apply: on 12 Nov 2026 its list of 10 ran from talent pools at $10 to $50 an hour up to $50 to $200 (health, cybersecurity), and task writing at $20 to $100 a deliverable. Complaints: Both Trustpilot reviews (Jul and Sep 2026) are 1-star; one says that after a two-week wait they were sent to a payout platform to verify their ID, the payment failed, replies stopped and the account was closed.

How do I spot a fake Vetto recruiter?

No Vetto-specific impersonation case turned up. Its own sites are vetto.ai and work.vetto.ai, where you sign up, apply and are paid; support answers by email through the form at vetto.ai/companies/support. Referrers earn $20 for each person who completes an approved task, so read glowing posts with a link as ads. The FTC: never pay to get a job.

Is Vetto hiring right now?

Yes. 20 open Vetto roles are listed on its public job board, read 12 Nov 2026.

Who is Vetto for?

Best for: Experienced professionals in health, law, finance, engineering, coding, education or consulting who write well in English (some projects take Portuguese) and want short, remote, per-task review work paid weekly. Not for: Anyone who needs steady hours (Vetto assigns task volume by demand), wants pay for time rather than approved tasks, or relies on AI tools: Vetto blocks applications where it spots AI use.