Briggs AnalyticsHow much does Pewter pay for company data? Three published examples: $350K, $450K, $650K
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The three examples
| Company | Size | Published example |
|---|---|---|
| Accounting firm | 60 people | $350,000 |
| Engineering firm | 70 people | $450,000 |
| Freight broker | 100 people | $650,000 |
Checked Oct. 22, 2026, Pewter's page added more: a 3PL at $500,000 paid 7 days from bid, an industrial distributor at $1.2 million paid 9 days from bid, an accounting group at $280,000 paid 5 days from bid, a roofing company at $450,000, a general contractor at $300,000, a solar company at $275,000, a logistics company at $350,000 and a marketing agency at $110,000. Its own estimate for a 100-person company with ten years of records is $385,000 to $895,000, and it says the owner spends about an hour in total.
Those are the most useful numbers any intermediary publishes, because they are per company, with headcount, rather than a range. They line up with the reported median offer of $336,000 (aidata.broker) and with Handshake's calculator ($383,083 to $896,969 for 100 people and ten years).
Who qualifies
- 20 or more staff
- Three or more years in business
- United States
- Open or closed. Pewter says both.
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What a broker changes
Pewter takes the company to buyers and the buyer pays Pewter. The company pays nothing, same as with Briggs Analytics. The question to ask any broker is which buyers it works with and whether it shows your company to all of them or one. How to pick a data broker.
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See what my data is worth →How it compares
Pewter's examples sit inside every large buyer's published range and above Jottings' one published closed deal ($173,163). Bristol Briggs has signed Pewter's referral terms, so Briggs Analytics can route a company through Pewter when it is the best fit. Pewter vs Jottings. Full Pewter review.
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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
- Pewter publishes $350K (60-person accounting), $450K (70-person engineering) and $650K (100-person freight broker).
- 20+ staff, 3+ years, U.S., open or closed. The buyer pays Pewter.
- A broker should show your company to every buyer, not one. Ask.
Questions owners ask.
Is Pewter the buyer?
No. Pewter is a broker. It takes the company to buyers and the buyer pays Pewter's fee.
Does Pewter take closed companies?
Yes. Pewter says open or closed, with 20 or more staff and three or more years in business.
Are Pewter's examples typical?
They sit near the reported median offer of $336,000 and inside Handshake's calculator range for a 100-person company, so yes, for companies of that size with several years of records.
What does Pewter charge the company?
Nothing, by its own page. The buyer pays Pewter.
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