Training-data company
Innodata
Innodata is a Nasdaq-listed data engineering company that builds training and evaluation data for AI developers and says seven of the world's largest tech companies use its services. In November 2025 it reported about $42 million of signed pre-training data contracts. It publishes no program, prices or terms for companies that want to sell data to it.
Facts checked against Innodata's own pages in November 2026. Visit Innodata
At a glance
- What it buys
- Not published. Innodata creates data through natural collection, synthetic generation, studio capture and on-the-ground collection
- Published payout
- Not published
- Size requirement
- Not published. No open program for companies to sell records
- Exclusivity
- Not published
- Fee to seller
- Not published
- Payment timing
- Not published
Key takeaways
- Innodata is a training-data company.
- What it buys: Not published. Innodata creates data through natural collection, synthetic generation, studio capture and on-the-ground collection.
- Size requirement: Not published. No open program for companies to sell records.
- Innodata does not publish its payout, exclusivity, fee to seller and payment timing.
- Facts checked on Innodata's own pages in November 2026.
How does Innodata source AI training data?
Innodata creates and collects training data itself rather than buying it through a public program. Its homepage lists natural collection, synthetic generation, studio capture and on-the-ground collection, pre-built training datasets for large language models and physical AI data for robotics. It cites more than 11,500 in-house subject matter experts, more than 20 delivery locations and over 120 native languages and dialects.
How big is Innodata's pre-training data business?
Innodata's pre-training data business had about $42 million of signed contracts in potential revenue, with about $26 million more expected, according to chief executive Jack Abuhoff in the company's results release of November 6, 2025. He said the company had invested in new pre-training data capabilities that year. The release reported third-quarter 2025 revenue of $62.6 million.
Neither the release nor the earnings call says where Innodata's pre-training data comes from or whether it licenses content from outside owners.
Can your company sell data to Innodata?
Innodata has no public page inviting companies to license data to it. Sellers with records or archives can compare the training-data companies in our data buyers directory that publish terms, and use our data manifest guide to describe what they hold.
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Sources
- Innodata homepage, Innodata, accessed November 2026
- Innodata reports third quarter 2025 results (exhibit 99.1), US Securities and Exchange Commission, accessed November 2026
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