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How much does Mercor pay for company data? No published terms, one $7.5 million bid

Short answer: Mercor publishes no range, no minimum size and no timeline for company data. The one public number is the $7.5 million backup bid it placed for Spirit Airlines' de-identified records in the airline's bankruptcy auction (Chapter11Cases). Its data page (Mercor) loads behind scripts and states no terms. See which buyers publish terms your company fits.

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What is public

Nothing on price. Mercor's data page describes partnerships without a range, a size minimum or a payment timeline. Every other named buyer publishes at least a floor. Treat Mercor as a buyer you talk to after you know what the others would pay.

The Spirit bid

In Spirit Airlines' bankruptcy, Google bid $10 million and won the auction for about 100 million emails and 500 million Teams messages, a $12.5 million competing bid was filed afterwards, and Mercor was the $7.5 million backup bidder. The court hearing on the sale is set for Nov. 6, 2026 (Travel Weekly). What the Spirit auction tells owners. A closed airline with nobody left to negotiate drew three eight-figure bids. A running company has every lever Spirit did not.

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Who should talk to Mercor

Larger companies with records at a scale that justify a conversation without a published floor, and companies already in talks with other buyers who want a competing number. For a 40-person firm, the buyers with published ranges and timelines are the better first call.

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How it compares

Every other named buyer publishes a floor of $10K to $100K. Mercor publishes none. Full Mercor review. Mercor vs micro1 vs Scale vs Handshake.

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Briggs Analytics is independent. Some buyers named on this page may pay Briggs Analytics a referral fee, and owners never pay us anything. Every figure comes from the buyer's own page or the source linked next to it, checked October 22, 2026. Buyers change their terms often, so confirm on their page before you sign. Disclosures

In short

  • Mercor publishes no price, no minimum and no timeline for company data.
  • Its one public number is a $7.5M backup bid for Spirit Airlines' records.
  • Talk to Mercor after you know what the buyers with published terms would pay.

Questions owners ask.

Does Mercor publish a price for company data?

No. Its data page states no range, no minimum size and no timeline.

What did Mercor bid for Spirit Airlines' data?

$7.5 million as the backup bidder. Google's $10 million bid won the auction, and a $12.5 million competing bid was filed afterwards. The court hearing is Nov. 6, 2026.

Is Mercor a data buyer or a talent marketplace?

Both. Mercor is known for expert hiring and also runs a company data program.

Should I apply to Mercor first?

Not without knowing what the buyers with published terms would pay. Applying puts you in one buyer's process.

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