A2Z runs the marketplace model you know: tasks, assignments, qualifications, an API. The difference is the crowd. Every worker joins through a partner BPO that verifies, trains, manages and pays them. You get the elasticity of a crowd with the accountability of a vendor.
No individual payouts, no anonymous workers, no 40% surcharges.
Open crowds gave enterprises scale and took away control. A2Z keeps the scale and puts a company you can name behind every task.
Workers register with a partner BPO in their region. The partner runs identity checks, signs the agreement, assigns a manager and pays out locally. No anonymous accounts, no VPN farms, no one-time contributors.
Qualifications, gold-standard checks, agreement across assignments and manager review, all standard. Route each program only to partners in the jurisdictions you approve, under written data-processing terms.
Tasks, assignments, qualifications, approve and reject, bonuses, webhooks. If you built on Mechanical Turk, your templates and workflows map concept for concept. See the API preview.
These are real task formats from live programs, scored instantly. Enterprises use them to see the format; workers use them to practice. A free account is all you need.
Field verification, line-item transcription, exception handling behind OCR and AI extraction.
Sort inbound mail, claims, forms and contracts into the right queue with agreement checks.
Duplicate detection, master-data cleanup, address and vendor record matching.
Handwriting capture and field validation for insurance, healthcare and public-sector forms, routed only to approved partners.
Policy labeling for communities and marketplaces, with manager escalation for edge cases.
Pairwise comparisons, rubric scoring and human review of model answers for teams shipping AI products.
Founding partners operate in the regions below. Each one verifies, contracts, manages and pays its own workers, and answers for their quality.
Same marketplace concepts, different workforce. On A2Z nobody works anonymously: a partner BPO has verified them, signed them and pays them. Enterprises get a vendor to hold accountable, a single invoice and jurisdiction control. Mechanical Turk itself closes on September 30, 2026.
No. Partners pay their workers in local methods on a fixed schedule. A2Z invoices enterprises and settles with partners business to business. That is what keeps the platform out of per-worker tax reporting, money-transmission rules and payout-rail dependencies.
Yes. Enterprises can onboard an existing BPO as a partner for their programs, or work across the founding partner network.
You set the task price. A2Z adds one platform fee per program, quoted up front. There is no surcharge for multiple assignments per task and no premium tier for better workers.
Yes. The preview documentation is public and sandbox keys go to approved workspaces. Concepts map one to one with the Mechanical Turk API so existing integrations move with little rework.
A2Z is operated by FasterAP, Inc., a Delaware corporation based in San Francisco. Contact us at contact@a2zboard.com.
Enterprises: tell us about your program. Workers: pick a partner and start practicing today.