For established teams of 20 or more
AI labs and their partners could pay$100K–$2M+for data you already have.
We bring your company to multiple data buyers and help you compare offers.
Example ranges, not offers. Every deal depends on your data and buyer demand.
Illustration: company records have private details removed, become a dataset, train a model, and lead to an example license offer.
The work is already done.
Buyers pay to license it.
Tickets, job files, playbooks and project history show how real work gets done. AI teams pay to license that.
How it works
Our job is getting you
the best deal.
Buyers each want different data and pay different amounts. We know who is looking for what, and we take your company to the ones that fit.
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Map your records
Which systems you use, what they hold and what should stay out. Nothing is shared at this stage.
- 02$0$0$2M+Example range
Find the buyers
We know which buyers want which data right now, and what they usually pay.
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Get offers
Interested buyers send terms. You compare them and decide. No offer, no obligation.
What counts as valuable data.
Buyers want the work: how your team handles requests, makes decisions and gets jobs done. Customer lists stay out.
| Data | What it includes | Where it lives |
|---|---|---|
| Code and tickets | Repositories, pull requests and the tickets behind them | GitHub, GitLab, Jira |
| Operations records | Dispatch, scheduling, work orders and quality checks | TMS, ERP, shared drives |
| Processes and SOPs | Checklists, playbooks and training material | Notion, Confluence, Google Docs |
| Projects and jobs | Estimates, schedules, job notes and closeouts | ServiceTitan, Procore, Jobber, Asana |
| Contracts and documents | Proposals, agreements, change orders and approvals | DocuSign, Google Drive, SharePoint |
| Sales and CRM history | Deals, notes, quotes and why accounts were won or lost | HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive |
Estimate
Four questions. One example range.
This uses the same factors buyers look at first: size, age, industry and where the work lives.
Where demand is today.
Buyer demand changes every few weeks. These are the kinds of companies buyers name in their programs today.
- Logistics and freightDispatch, brokerage, warehousing, fleet records
- E-commerce operationsSupport, merchandising and fulfillment data
- Real estate and titleTransactions, escrow files, property management
- Healthcare administrationBilling and scheduling workflows, with patient data removed
- ManufacturingWork orders, quality checks, CAD and supplier records
- Staffing and BPOPlacements, screening notes, support operations
- Finance operationsBookkeeping workflows, reconciliations, reporting
- Insurance and lendingClaims, underwriting files, broker workflows
- Trades and field servicesRoofing, HVAC, plumbing, construction
- Agencies and studiosMarketing, creative, design and product work
- Software and IT servicesIncluding MSPs and companies that shut down or were acquired
- Professional servicesConsulting, engineering, architecture
The usual floor is 20 people and three years in business. Companies that have closed or are winding down can still qualify.
It costs you nothing.
- Our fee
- Buyers pay us when a deal closes. You pay nothing, before or after.
- Your contract
- The license is between you and the buyer. You approve what is included, how it is used and for how long.
- Your data
- We never take custody of your records. The buyer removes sensitive details before anything is shared, under terms you agree to.
What does Data Paid do?
Data Paid is a seller-side broker for company data. We figure out what your records are worth, take them to the buyers that fit and help you choose between offers. Nothing moves without your yes.
Do you buy the data?
No. We sit on your side of the table. Buyers pay to license data. We find the right ones, set up the conversations and help you weigh the terms. You sign with the buyer, not with us.
Why would an AI company pay for our data?
Models already know the public internet. What they lack is how real businesses work day to day: the requests, the judgment calls, the follow-through. Your records hold thousands of those examples, so buyers pay to license them.
How fast do deals close?
Each buyer sets its own timing. The buyer confirms it in writing before you sign.
Can a closed company still sell its data?
Often, yes. Some buyers license records from companies that have closed or are winding down, as long as the records still exist and someone can approve the license.
What does this cost us?
Zero. If a deal closes, the buyer pays our fee. Nothing comes out of your side.
Who qualifies?
Most buyers look for 20+ employees, 3+ years in business and day-to-day work that runs through software. Use the estimate above or book a call and we'll tell you.
Do we keep ownership of our data?
No, you keep it. A license lets the buyer use an agreed copy of the data while you keep ownership. The contract spells out the rights and limits.
No cost to check
Check your company in one minute.
Four questions, then a short call if it's a fit.