Estimates from $100K to $5M+
AI labs pay for de-identified copies of the records companies of every size and industry already hold: email, files, tickets and invoices. Enter your headcount for an indicative range in two minutes.
Estimated payout range
$210K – $420K
Indicative only. Your final offer depends on a review of your systems and data volume.
Why license
The buyer pays. Your cost is a few hours of an admin's time during the export.
Choose the systems and date ranges. Any inbox, folder or tool can be left out, in writing.
People, companies and account numbers become placeholders or are removed. Your originals stay untouched.
Works with 1,000+ systems, from Gmail and Microsoft 365 to Salesforce, QuickBooks and older servers.
Valuations
Today's AI learned from the public internet. The next step needs records of how real companies do real work, and those never went online.
| Profile | Estimated range |
|---|---|
| Company | $120K – $240K |
| Company | $140K – $280K |
| Company | $210K – $420K |
| Company | $270K – $540K |
| Company | $390K – $780K |
| Company | $660K – $1.3M |
| Company | $1.2M – $2.3M |
| Company | $2M – $4.1M |
| Company | $3.8M – $5M+ |
US companies, office staff only. Indicative ranges from the same model as the estimator, not offers.
Who qualifies
Any
Company size
From small teams to global enterprises.
3+
Years of records
Typical. Shorter histories are reviewed case by case.
Yours
Records you own
Held in your company's own accounts.
Cloud
Or exportable
Hosted systems, or older servers that can export.
US and international. We work with teams in Canada, the UK, Europe, Australia and beyond, valued case by case. Every size. Buyers set their own minimums, and every company is reviewed.
Firms with confidentiality duties, including law, accounting, healthcare and finance, should check with their own counsel before applying.
De-identification
Every person, company, address and account number becomes a consistent placeholder, or is removed. Bank, card and SSN numbers, health details, passwords and personal contact info are removed entirely. Only a copy is processed. It is licensed for AI research and never published.
Marcus, the Harlow Tool & Die order is 4 days late and Ray Okafor is threatening to cancel. Can we approve rush fulfillment and absorb the $1,840 freight difference?
Ray's cell is 415-555-0142. The card on file ends in 4417. We ship from Tacoma.
Person 02, the Company 01 order is 4 days late and Person 03 is threatening to cancel. Can we approve rush fulfillment and absorb the $1,840 freight difference?
Person 03's cell is phone_01. The card on file ends in removed. We ship from City 01.
This example is fictional. All names, numbers and places are invented.
How it works
1
Two minutes online. A data specialist calls to confirm the details.
2
Pick the exact systems and date ranges. No obligation until you sign.
3
Your admin signs in to the approved systems and the buyer's team copies and de-identifies the agreed records. A few hours of your time.
4
Payment follows once the AI lab accepts the data, under agreed terms, typically net 30.
About 60–90 days from estimate to payment, typically. Timing depends on your systems and the agreed terms.
Questions
No. You license a copy of the records. The originals stay in your systems and remain yours.
Yes. The scope is set in writing. Any inbox, folder, tool or time period can be left out.
No. People, companies, addresses and account numbers become placeholders or are removed, and sensitive numbers and contact details are removed entirely.
AI labs buy licensed copies for research and training. The data is never published and never sold to the public.
The estimate uses headcount, years and location. The final offer follows a review of your systems and data volume, in writing.
Once the AI lab accepts the data, under agreed terms, typically net 30. End to end, about 60–90 days.
Nothing upfront. The cost is a few hours of your admin's time during the export.
The buyer pays us a finder's fee when a deal closes. It does not come out of your offer, and we disclose it in writing before you sign.
That depends on your industry and your contracts. We do not give legal advice. Firms with confidentiality duties should check with their own counsel. The buyer's legal team also reviews scope before any export.
No. Companies of every size apply, from small teams to large enterprises. Buyers set their own minimums, and the estimate shows how headcount and years change the value.
About us
Our team has worked with US business owners every day since 2021, connecting them with funding, benefits and growth partners. Our job here is to value your data, vet the buyer, keep scope in your hands and see the deal through to payment.
Exports and de-identification run through the buyer's secure process.
Every estimate is marked as an estimate. The final offer is a written document.
The buyer pays us a finder's fee when a deal closes. It does not come out of your offer, and you see it in writing before you sign.
Walk away at any point before you sign.
Get started
Tell us about your company. A data specialist calls to confirm details and walks you through the written offer. No obligation until you sign.