Sell your data to AI companies
Turn proprietary data into revenue.
Sell or license your proprietary data to AI teams looking for specialised, high-quality training data. We act as a sourcing and licensing intermediary: you keep ownership and set the terms.
- Ownership
- Stays with you
- Raw data at first contact
- Not required
- Publication
- Only with your approval
- Licence terms
- Agreed directly with buyers
What AI teams look for
Data that already exists inside your organisation
Recorded conversations
Call-centre, meeting or field recordings, ideally with consent records and transcripts.
Clinical and health data
De-identified notes, imaging studies or patient interactions held under the right agreements.
Business documents
Contracts, reports, forms and correspondence that reflect real enterprise work.
Video of real-world tasks
Egocentric, industrial or sensor footage showing how physical work is done.
Domain expertise in text
Specialist writing, Q&A, technical manuals and multilingual material.
Code and developer activity
Repositories, reviews and tickets where the rights to license are clear.
Process
From first description to licence
- 01
Describe
Share a short, confidential description of the asset: what it is, how it was collected and how you hold the rights.
- 02
Review
We review fit, rights and personal-data handling, and tell you plainly whether there is likely demand.
- 03
Prepare
Agree a specification, a representative sample and the licensing models you are open to.
- 04
Connect
Qualified buyers are introduced with their use case. Negotiation and licensing happen directly with you.
Can a company sell its data to AI companies?
Yes, when it holds the rights to do so. Businesses license recordings, documents, images and other data they own or collected with the right permissions. The data is usually licensed for model training rather than sold outright, so you keep ownership.
Do I need to share raw data to get started?
No. The first review uses a written description. Samples are only exchanged when you decide to, under terms you approve.
Who owns the data after it is listed?
You do. Listing does not transfer ownership or grant any licence. Each licence is agreed directly between you and the buyer.
What makes a dataset valuable for AI?
Data that is hard to collect elsewhere: specialised domains, under-represented languages, real-world behaviour, and expert annotation, with clear rights and documentation.
What about personal data?
Personal data must have been collected lawfully with a basis that allows licensing for model training. We will ask how consent or anonymisation was handled before any introduction.
How are pricing and terms set?
You decide. We help you understand typical licensing structures — non-exclusive, exclusive or per-project — before you agree terms with a buyer.
What makes data worth more?
Scarcity and documentation. Rare languages and domains, real-world rather than synthetic content, expert annotation, clear consent and rights, and a well-described sample all raise what buyers are willing to pay.
Start with a description, not a data transfer.
It takes about five minutes.