Approved scope and clear boundaries
- Original files are kept only for processing.
- Original files are deleted after processing.
Ten questions. Under five minutes. A dollar range built from what buyers publish, sharpened by your industry and the systems you run.
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Every day your team creates records across sales, support, jobs, invoicing and finance. Those records show how real work gets done, and that is exactly what buyers pay to license.
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We walk through your systems together and match you to the buyer that pays the most for your kind of records.
The buyer connects read-only to the sources you approve. Customer details are removed before anything leaves processing.
Once your records pass review, the buyer pays you. The fastest buyer pays within 7 days. No ongoing work required.
Before anything is shared, you and the buyer define the four things below. The full security page →
Companies that license scrubbed business records to the teams training large AI models. About a dozen of them, in six types. We do not name which one we introduce you to until you are talking to them. Your records are never resold to competitors or published.
Operational records from the tools your team uses daily: CRM pipelines, support tickets, job files, contracts, invoices, project boards, code and internal docs. Larger teams and more years of history mean a higher payout. The full list, by system and industry →
No. Personal and customer-identifying information is removed during processing, and original files are deleted once processing is complete.
It depends on the buyer. The fastest pays within 7 days of your records passing review. Most companies go from first call to payment in two to six weeks.
Usually a single call and granting read-only access. The buyer handles extraction, cleaning and scrubbing.
The estimate is based on team size, years of history, revenue, and the systems you run. The final amount depends on data sources, volume, quality, access terms and due diligence.
The buyer, when you sign. You never pay us anything.