What is your data worth to AI buyers?

Start with what buyers publish for your industry. Then ask us for a real view: we look at what you hold, who would buy it and what could stop a sale.

Value estimator

Built on buyers' own published ranges. How buyers price company data.

Your industry

Which of these are true?

Five or more years of recordsBuyers pay for completed work with known outcomes.
Records link togetherTickets link to fixes, emails to outcomes, code to issues.
You created the records yourselvesNot client-owned work, not data bought or scraped from elsewhere.
Few client NDAs or restrictive contractsConfidentiality terms that forbid disclosure reduce what can be licensed.
Specialist expertise in the recordsRare professional judgment is worth more than generic text.
Mostly in EnglishSeveral large buyers prioritize English-language records.
30 or more staff contributedMore contributors means more varied work and more volume.

Indicative result

Choose your industry to see what buyers publish for companies like yours.

This is not an offer or a valuation. Ranges are what buyers publish on their own sites, and the few sales made public have closed well below published ceilings. A real figure needs a look at your records and rights.

Book a free consultation

Book a free consultation and valuation

1
We arrange a call
We email within two business days to set up a 30-minute video or phone consultation.
2
We talk it through
Which buyers are likely to be interested, a realistic range, and any rights issue that could block a sale.
3
You decide whether to go further
If you do, we help you build a data manifest and draw a representative sample. If not, that is the end of it.

Sellers pay nothing to be assessed. We charge a success fee only when a deal completes, and the fee is agreed in writing before we introduce you to any buyer.
We do not take custody of your raw data. Buyers see redacted samples under a mutual NDA, and full data moves only after you sign a license directly with the buyer.