ByteBridge.io Reviews

1. Chen

   | PhD student | over 3 years ago
   Great platform!

   Used Bytebridge for a research project in NLU recently focusing on intent classification. I needed some annotated training data to train the model so I contacted the customer service team at Bytebridge and they handled the task really well. The final dataset is accurate and I got it in a really short time. Plus the $50 credits is great, especially for phd students. Awesome platform!

   👍 Pros:    Fast support|Data accuracy|Highly customizable|Great customer support|Reasonable pricing|Easy to get started and operate
2. Guest

   over 3 years ago
   Bytebridge labeling is too easy to use.

   The labeling price is quite low, and the labeling process is simple, so it is too convenient.I think it's good to test with a $50 credit.

3. Patty

   | PM | over 3 years ago
   It's so cool ! It is one of the few tools that is easy to use

   I was looking for a professional data platform until I met Bytebridge. It provides the data I need in a very short time, and the price is very favorable. Oh, by the way, the accuracy of the data is also very high. Thank you very much for this platform. Although it has some small problems in usability, I believe that you will get better and better. I am willing to accompany you for a period of growth and look forward to your greater progress.

   🏁 Competitors: Labelbox, Lionbridge

   👍 Pros:    Efficient|Cost effective

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