Sell the data your business already holds
Years of emails, tickets and invoices have value beyond your own team. Check what yours could earn before you decide anything.
Get your estimateNo email needed to see it.
Four questions, one range
- 1. How many staff?
- 2. How many years of records?
- 3. Which systems hold them?
- 4. Which country do you operate in?
Records that carry value
Most businesses already hold several of these.
- Email archivesThreads between staff and customers over the years.
- Slack and TeamsInternal discussion that shows how work gets done.
- CRM and dealsPipeline history and how deals progressed.
- Support ticketsQuestions customers asked and how they were solved.
- Invoices and ledgersStructured financial records.
- Contracts and documentsAgreements, templates and reports.
How it works
You can stop at any step.
Get a range
Answer four questions and see an indicative range. It is not an offer.
Check your rights
We confirm who can license the records before anything moves.
Meet buyers
We introduce you to licensing partners. You approve every sample.
Who this suits
The estimate is built for these businesses. Others get a manual review. Either way, we check that the records are yours to license before anything moves.
Your protections
Written into the process, not left to trust.
Names removed
Personal details come out before any buyer sees a sample.
Read-only access
Your systems stay untouched.
You approve
Every source and every sample needs your yes.
Buyers sign first
No contact and no sharing before an agreement.
Questions
Do I have to sell my company?
No. A license gives a buyer defined permission to use named records for an agreed purpose and term. You keep ownership of the records and the business.
Will my customers' information be exposed?
Personal details are removed before any buyer sees a sample. De-identification reduces risk but does not guarantee anonymity or establish that you have the right to license the records. A rights check comes first.
Who buys business data?
AI developers and the specialist licensing partners that supply them. We make introductions. No buyer is guaranteed.
Is my business big enough?
The estimate covers companies with 20 or more staff and 3 or more years of records. Smaller businesses get a manual review.
What is a data license?
A contract that lets a buyer use specific records for a stated purpose and period, usually without transferring ownership. The terms are agreed in writing before any data moves.