Every buyer of company data, on published terms

Licenses data from 100+ workplace tools; its CEO says it pays up to $10M per enterprise, with wires 2–4 weeks after signing.

Pays $100K–$4M+ for de-identified business process and communications data from companies with 20+ staff and 3+ years.

Broker that routes a company's records to one unnamed licensing partner and coordinates export and de-identification.

Licenses real-world company operating data for about $50K–$1M+ per license, exclusive by default.

Data partnerships worth an illustrative $10K–$1M+, anonymized inside your environment, with on-prem/VPC options.

Indicative $100K–$1M+ for licensable business records, paid on delivery and again on each relicense.

Single payment of up to $1M for a full operating record from operating, winding-down or closed companies.

Pays up to $300K for work-tool data, including from winding-down and closed companies.

Wind-down platform that sells startups' code and workspace data to AI labs; 150+ deals, typically $10K–$100K.

Licenses operating documentation and decision records, covering extraction costs, with a fast track for wind-downs.

Buys finance, healthcare-ops, sales, HR and ITSM records from enterprises, paying extraction costs.

Licenses code repos linked to business-app history (e.g., PRs tied to tickets), with a range quoted within a day.

Marketplace licensing audio, video, image, text and multimodal data, with coding and STEM in demand.

Paid $10M for bankrupt Spirit Airlines' archive at auction; otherwise invite-only data pilots.

Invite-only buyer of company data and workflows, via an interest form.

Self-serve beta marketplace for codebases, documents, logs and RL environments; 20% fee on withdrawal.

Revenue share for AI-product companies' agent traces, corrections and completed workflows.

Six-figure payouts for chat, email, docs and business-system records from US firms with 20+ W-2 staff.

Data marketplace for registered businesses where sellers keep 70–95% of each sale.

Per-token pricing for private repos and git history, non-exclusive, paid Net 15.

Healthcare-focused data platform that also licenses non-healthcare data on a revenue share.

NYC wind-down firm with a fast-growing resale business for defunct startups' operational data.

Buys workplace archives such as Slack histories to build RL environments; no public intake page.

Revenue share on every sale of company data exports; full-company deals typically start at six figures.