Turing (Project Lazarus)
Single payment of up to $1M for a full operating record from operating, winding-down or closed companies.
Published terms · verified 2026-10-15
- Pays companies
- Up to $1M
- Licence type
- Perpetual
- Exclusivity
- Not published
- Who de-identifies
- Not published
- Payment timing
- One payment
- Time to offer
- Sampling usually within a week; figure confirmed after sampling
- Acceptance window
- Not published
- Minimum size
- Not published
- Minimum years
- Not published
- Accepts
- Operating, Winding down, Shut down
- Regions
- Not published
- Data they want
- Chat (Slack/Teams), Code, Tickets (Jira/Linear), Docs
- How you reach them
- No referral relationship
Air-gapped environment; who performs de-identification is not stated.
About
Turing's Project Lazarus buys a company's full operating record: threads and channels, code with reviews, tickets, wikis, runbooks and schemas. Code on its own is not bought. It accepts operating, winding-down and closed companies, and processes data air-gapped under SOC 2 Type II. It promises an NDA intake call within one business day, sampling in about a week, and a single valuation and contract.
How the process works
- NDA intake call within 1 business day
- Sampling in about 1 week
- One valuation and one contract
- Air-gapped processing
- Single payment
Things to know
- The pricing section showed a '$0.00M' placeholder when fetched.
- Referral terms are not published.
Where sources disagree
Payout ceiling
- Single payout of up to $1M (pricing block renders '$0.00M') — lazarus.turing.com
- Legacy: $10K–$100K; modern: up to $15K per repo — HUD data vendor guide, June 2026
Sources
Last verified 2026-10-15. Terms change often; confirm on the buyer's site before signing.