No! Studio is completely self-serve and you can label as much, or as little data as you would like.
Studio supports general image annotation, 2D semantic segmentation, text collection, document transcription, named entity recognition, video playback annotation, and lidar annotation.
Text collection is our most general task type and may work for your use case through the use of presentation templates. Presentation templates allow you to build any task from scratch in markdown via CSV upload where each row corresponds to a task and each column corresponds to some type of attachment (text, image, link, etc) that will be displayed within the task.If your task is more complex and cannot be represented with text collection, please contact our sales team.
After you use up your free trial of 10,000 labeling units, you must commit to purchasing one of 5 different bundles. There is no pay-as-you-go option where you get charged for however many labeling units you use up. If you are running low on labeling units, you can top-up with another bundle purchase.
Every time one of your labelers annotates a label of any kind, that is considered a labeling unit. A labeling unit is defined as one annotation, or two attributes. An attribute is a descriptive quality that you would want to know about an annotation. For example, if you drew a bounding box around a car and you wanted to know the colour of the car, the bounding box would be the annotation, but the colour would be an attribute.
No! Feel free to invite as many labeling members as you’d like onto your platform. You only get charged for the work that your labelers complete.
No! We only charge based on the number of annotations you would like to buy. No additional charges applied.
We recommend you use self-label only if you, or a close team of collaborators plan on doing the labeling. With self-label, you can not permission your members differently and everybody on your project will have access to admin controls. There is also no summary view of performance by labeler. If you are trying to manage any sort of a labeling workforce, we would recommend using Studio.