Monetize the data only you have.

Because AI still can’t do most real work. Labs have used up the public internet, and what they can’t find online is how real businesses actually operate. That lives in your helpdesk, CRM, docs and code.

Licenses for company data pay from about $20K to $5M each. Where yours lands depends on how much history you have, how specialized your industry is, and what labs are buying right now. Offers usually follow within a week of the intake form.

It’s removed before any buyer sees a sample: names, contact details, account numbers, payment and health fields, and secrets in code. If something can’t be cleaned, it doesn’t ship.

No. Labs get a license to use the data for training under a signed agreement. You keep your data, and you choose exactly what’s included.

No. You pick the systems, folders and date ranges, and you can leave out specific customers or sensitive work. You can also rule out buyers, like competitors. It’s all written into your agreement before anything moves.

About a day of your team’s time, spread over a few weeks: an intro call, confirming what you have, and approving the scope and the buyer. We do the cleaning, packaging and selling.

Not on its own. A message can still point to someone through context, so we review whole records, not just names and emails. Anything that can’t be cleaned is left out.

Your agreement sets when the buyer must delete the raw data. Models already trained on it stay trained, which is why you approve each buyer and use before you sign.

Nothing upfront. Once you approve a buyer and sign, you’re paid in as little as 7 days. We’re paid from the license, so no deal means no fee.