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What is your company's data worth, by size?
Pick the size closest to yours. Each page prices all 24 industries at that size and shows what moves the number.
Short answer: headcount sets the scale, history and connected systems set the price. A 10-person company with ten years of linked records can be worth more than a 50-person company with two. Every size below gets checked against every buyer type; the enterprise buyers start around 20 to 30 people, the other four types do not. Get yours in two minutes.
10 people$30,000 to $110,000 across 24 industries8 to 15 years of records25 people$75,000 to $270,000 across 24 industries8 to 15 years of records50 people$150,000 to $550,000 across 24 industries8 to 15 years of records100 people$300,000 to $1,100,000 across 24 industries8 to 15 years of records250 people$750,000 to $1,500,000 across 24 industries8 to 15 years of recordsBy years of recordsThree, five, ten and twenty years, priced for a 40-person company.The biggest lever
Questions owners ask.
Which buyers take small companies?
The buyer built for small and mid-size operators, the code buyers and the shut-down specialists. The fastest-paying marketplace takes most sizes.
Is there a size where it stops making sense?
Below about five people with under three years of records, the published floor of $10,000 is hard to reach unless the records are code with history. Above 250 people the conversation is about scope, not size.
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