For manufacturers with 50+ employees who design their own products
Your old CAD files could be worth six figures.
Years of CAD models, assemblies, drawings and revisions are worth real money to AI companies. See what yours could be worth in about a minute.
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What happens next
- You get an email from bristol@briggsanalytics.com right away.
- We ask a few short questions about your records, by email.
- We introduce you to a buyer that fits, and you decide.
Your records never leave your hands until you sign. Is this safe for my business and my clients?
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Real deals
Companies are already getting paid for this.
Google's winning bid for Spirit Airlines' records at a court-run auction. Business Insider
What a 13-year-old transcription company got for its Slack, email and Jira history. Forbes
Closed startups paid $10K to $100K each for their old records. Forbes
Reddit's data licensing contracts, from its IPO filing. SEC filing
Everything you need to decide, free.
Five quick taps about your company. No files, no login, no call needed.
Instead of applying to one company at a time, we look at who is buying right now and which ones fit your company.
We email you what we think it could be worth and what the next step would be.
We don't share your details with anyone until you say so.
Am I giving away my secrets?
No. Buyers license a copy of records about specific kinds of work, like how a support ticket gets solved or how a job gets quoted. Not your playbook, your pricing or your customer list. You approve the scope, and you still own everything.
Why check now?
Buyers put out requests that close once they're filled, and terms change within weeks. Records are gone once the systems are shut off. A minute now tells you whether there's something worth keeping.
Questions owners ask first.
What does it cost me?
Nothing. Checking is free, and nothing is final until you sign an agreement you approve.
Do I have to send any files?
No. Briggs Analytics never needs access to your company's underlying records to determine whether you may qualify.
We are small, or we are closing. Is it still worth checking?
Yes. Many buyers look for 20 or more full-time employees, and some take smaller companies and companies that are closing. Every company gets reviewed.
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