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- Original files are kept only for processing.
- Original files are deleted after processing.
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Four steps. The buyer does three of them.
From the two-minute check to a check in the bank. Most companies go from first call to payment in two to six weeks.
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01
60 seconds
Get an estimate
Answer ten quick questions. See your payout range instantly.
02
20-minute call
Book a call
We walk through your systems together and match you to the buyer that pays the most for your kind of records.
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Read-only access
Secure transfer
The buyer connects read-only to the sources you approve. Customer details are removed before anything leaves processing.
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As fast as 7 days
Get paid
Once your records pass review, the buyer pays you. The fastest buyer pays within 7 days. No ongoing work required.
Who pays what, and when.
Every buyer publishes its own terms. These are the ones that matter to your timeline.
| Buyer type | Pays the company | Pays when | Wants |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fastest-paying marketplace | $20K to $5M | 7 days after review | Operating records from CRM, support, invoicing |
| Enterprise buyers | $100K to $4M at the top; one publishes $10K to $1M+ per partnership, recurring | At signing, at close, or on acceptance | 20 to 40+ people, 3+ years |
| Buyer built for small operators | Bands from $100K to $1M | About 60 days after sale | Small operators with years of history |
| Shut-down specialists and code buyers | $10K to $300K | Days to 4 weeks | Closed companies and repositories, any size |
Published buyer figures as of October 6, 2026, sources on file. Ranges, not guarantees. Final offers depend on sources, volume, quality, access terms and due diligence. We do not name the buyers we introduce companies to. Every buyer type →
How your records are protected
Before anything is shared, you and the buyer define the four things below. The full security page →
Customer confidentiality
- No records are publicly shared.
- No customer information is exposed.
Encrypted, read-only access
- Encrypted in transit and at rest.
- Access is read-only and revoked when the project ends.
Written terms you sign off on
- Use, retention and payment are set out in a signed agreement.
- You approve every source before anything is shared.
Questions about the process.
What happens on the 20-minute call?
You tell us which systems you run and for how long. We tell you which buyers fit, what each one publishes, and which one we would introduce you to. If you say yes, the introduction goes out the same day.
Who does the scrubbing?
The buyer. They remove personal and customer-identifying information during processing and delete the original files when done. You see the categories before anything is shared.
Who pays Briggs Analytics?
The buyer, when you sign. It is a referral fee. You never pay us, and it does not come out of your check.
Can I talk to more than one buyer?
Nothing we have found forbids it, and each buyer's agreement is separate. We introduce you to the best fit first and tell you about the others.
What if a buyer says no?
Then we try the next one that fits. Some buyers want ten years of history, others want shut-down startups of any size. The check tells us which doors are open.
Two minutes. Then you know the number.
No cost. No obligation. Nothing leaves your building until you say so.
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