Vendor decks all look the same. Annotation quality doesn't show up until you're three weeks into a contract. So test us before you sign anything — on your real data, with your real guidelines.
What's the catch? There isn't one, but here's the honest reasoning: teams who see our output convert at a far higher rate than teams who sit through a sales call. The pilot costs us a few annotator-hours and saves us a month of pitching.
Takes 40 seconds. We reply within one business day with upload instructions.
No sales sequence. One reply from Ken with upload instructions.
The process
No procurement, no scoping deck, no NDA required to start — though we'll sign yours if you'd rather.
500 frames plus whatever guidelines you already have — even a rough doc. We'll take a shared drive link, S3 bucket, or your labeling platform.
Day 0Two annotators trained on your domain review the guidelines and flag ambiguity before labeling starts — that's where most vendor projects quietly go wrong.
Day 1Both annotators label the full batch independently. A separate QA layer scores agreement and adjudicates every disagreement.
Days 2–4Labeled output, the IAA number, the disagreement log, and a note on what we'd change in your guidelines before a production run.
Day 5Straight answer
We'd rather tell you now than waste a week of both our time.
"We needed annotators who could understand our spatial data from day one, not spend weeks learning what a planogram is. Trinovation was the only vendor who showed up already knowing the domain."— Head of AI, Series A Spatial Computing Company · $42M raised · Read the case study →
Before you ask
No. If you want an NDA in place first, send us yours and we'll sign it — but nothing is required to start.
We delete it on request, and by default within 30 days of delivering the pilot. We don't use client data for anything other than your project. See our security practices.
Tell us in the form. For dense 3D scenes or long video sequences we'll scope the pilot by effort rather than frame count so the result actually means something.
You'll get one reply with upload instructions, the delivery itself, and one follow-up asking what you thought. That's it.
Fair. Book a 30-minute scoping call and we'll figure out what a useful pilot looks like for your data.