Selling your data, for a company that has never done it.
The steps
- 01
Tell us what you have
A few sentences on what the data is and roughly how much. No account, no files.
- 02
We scope and redact
We work out what can be shared and what must be removed, with you, before anything moves.
- 03
A lab reads a sample
A redacted sample goes to the lab under NDA, so they can judge fit before any terms.
- 04
Terms, then payment
We negotiate scope and exclusivity and handle the licence. You decide whether to accept.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kinds of data sell?
Data a company produced doing its real work: engineering files, batch records, codebases, contracts, internal chat, product analytics. Frontier AI labs want real operations, not public or scraped material. Pre-training deals can pay $100k to $10M.
Does anything leave my company?
Not at the start. You describe what you have in a few sentences. We scope it with you, agree what must be redacted, and only a redacted sample goes to a lab, under NDA.
Who buys it?
Frontier AI labs. Buyers are not named publicly, and neither are sellers: titles here name the data, not the company.
What does exclusive mean for me?
An exclusive licence means one lab gets the data and it cannot be licensed again. A non-exclusive licence lets you license the same data to more than one lab. You decide which offers to take.