An enterprise data program for companies with established operating records.
Referral link · micro1 may pay us if you complete a qualifying transaction.
THE INDEPENDENT GUIDE TO AI DATA SALES
The records behind your everyday work could have a second life in AI. Discover who’s buying, understand your options, and explore a sale on your terms.
No uploads. No email required. Your decision.
01 / THE OPPORTUNITY
The resolved support ticket. The project that changed direction. The process your team finally got right.
These records hold something useful: examples of how real work happens. Some AI data companies pay for agreed business records to help develop and evaluate AI.
Understand the opportunity →Useful records are only a starting point. Rights, quality and buyer demand matter too.
02 / FIND YOUR NEXT CONVERSATION
Different businesses need different starting points. Explore the companies in our referral directory and choose where to begin.
An enterprise data program for companies with established operating records.
Referral link · micro1 may pay us if you complete a qualifying transaction.
A direct licensing buyer for the records created through everyday business operations.
Referral link · Polyshares may pay us if you complete a qualifying transaction.
A managed introduction and deal process for established US businesses.
Referral link · Pewter may pay us if you complete a qualifying transaction.
A program purchasing an agreed copy of company or nonprofit operating records.
Referral link · Mode may pay us if you complete a qualifying transaction.
A workflow data program built around the business tools and records you already use.
Referral link · Grepped may pay us if you complete a qualifying transaction.
A conversation-led service that seeks offers from multiple data buyers.
Referral link · Ventra may pay us if you complete a qualifying transaction.
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Compare the details →03 / THE WAY FORWARD
Use your team, records and operating history to prepare for a first conversation. A few details are enough to start.
Ask about demand, terms, payment and data handling. Request the details in writing before granting access.
Review the scope and rights with your advisers. Proceed only when the agreement works for your business.
A clear-eyed introduction to
your first business data deal.
A LITTLE KNOWLEDGE. A BETTER START.
What to ask. What to check. Where to pause.
Our free guide helps you prepare for a useful first conversation.
04 / VALUE, WITHOUT THE GUESSWORK
Headcount is a clue. It isn’t a price tag. Explore the factors that shape an offer, then speak with companies about your specific records.
Explore what drives value →A FEW THINGS WORTH ASKING
Some businesses can enter a license or sale agreement for records they have the right to share. Company interest depends on the records, permitted uses, quality and demand. Start with a description of your systems, then establish your rights before providing access.
Many programs work with a copy while you retain your original records. That does not mean every agreement grants the same rights. Check ownership, exclusivity, reuse and the duration of the buyer’s rights in the contract.
There is no reliable price based on headcount alone. Buyers assess context, history, usefulness, rights and preparation work. Published ranges describe potential deals, not a valuation of your business. Our finder suggests conversations, not offers.
No. This site does not request uploads or access to your systems. Finder answers stay in your browser for the current page session. You choose whether to open a company site and what to share there.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
Start with a few details about your business.
Leave with a clearer next step.