For companies sitting on data

Your company's data could
be worth real money.

AI labs pay for proprietary data to train on. Here is exactly how selling it works.

List, review, get paid.

01

List your assets

Bring an inventory of what you have: messages, docs, tickets, code, records. A short form, nothing technical.

02

We review and package

Specialists check quality, strip identifying details, and package your data so buyers can judge what they are buying. That is also how you get a better price.

03

Labs buy, you get paid

Approved listings reach buyers. When one purchases, the money comes to you.

Your data stays under your control until a buyer purchases. Buyers only see redacted previews before the sale.

What makes data valuable.

Buyers pay for data with real human judgment in it: decisions, workflows, and expert traces. Data the public internet does not have. Volume alone is not the point.

01

Workspaces

Messages, docs, tickets, code, and records. The written record of how your team works.

02

Industry data

Finance, legal, manufacturing, and other specialized work buyers cannot scrape.

03

Physical world data

Recorded work, sensors, and cameras. How jobs get done in the real world.

You stay in control

01

You keep ownership

Buyers license your data for a bounded term. You keep the asset.

02

Redacted previews only

Buyers see enough to judge quality, never the raw data, before they pay.

03

Nothing moves without your sign-off

Every step needs your approval.

How to evaluate a broker.

Ask any broker these 6 questions before you sign anything.

  1. How do you get paid?
  2. Who handles anonymization and privacy?
  3. What rights do I keep?
  4. How long is the license?
  5. When and how do I get paid?
  6. Is this exclusive or non-exclusive?

Already talking to a buyer?

Get a second opinion before you sign anything. If you have an offer on the table or you're working with another broker, I'll give you a straight read on your terms. I've closed these deals before.

Find out what your data is worth.

Answer a few questions. We will tell you whether buyers are paying for what you have.

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