Your Company Data Could Be Worth $100K to $2M
AI companies are paying established businesses for real internal data: SOPs, knowledge bases, CRM records, project histories, QA processes and team communications. The documentation you already have can become a new revenue stream. If you want to sell, answer three quick questions to see if your company qualifies.
- Open to every industry
- US companies first, then other Western markets
- No new work, you license what already exists
Check if your company qualifies
Good news. Your company meets the requirements for the Enterprise Data Partnership. Apply below to find out what your data is worth.
Apply for the Data Partnership →Company Data Value Calculator — What Is Your Business Data Worth?
Your company creates data every day. Process documents, help desk tickets, CRM notes, project files and team chats all pile up over the years. Most owners see this as clutter. AI companies see it as training data, and some of them pay to license it. This calculator gives you a rough value for that data. Enter your team size, how long you have been in business and how many records you hold in each area. The tool applies a low and a high rate to each type of data, then adjusts for quality, language and industry. You get a value range and a breakdown that shows which data is worth the most. The result is an estimate, not an offer. It is meant for owners, CEOs and operations leads who want to know if their records are worth a closer look. Leave a field at zero if you do not have that type of data.
Value Breakdown by Data Type
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much is my company data worth?
It depends on how much data you have, how clean it is and how unique it is. A company with 50 employees and several years of SOPs, tickets and project history often lands somewhere between $100,000 and $500,000 in licensing value. Larger companies with well kept records can reach $1 million or more.
Who buys company data?
AI labs and data partners buy real business data to train and test AI models. They want examples of how real companies work, such as process documents, support conversations, sales notes and project records. The data is usually cleaned of personal details before it is used.
Do I lose ownership of my data if I license it?
No. In a licensing deal you keep your data and keep using it. You give the buyer the right to use a copy for a set purpose, such as training a model. The exact terms are set in the contract, so read them closely before you sign.
What type of company data is worth the most?
Structured and well written data is worth the most. Clear SOPs, detailed support tickets with answers, project histories with outcomes and QA records score higher than loose chat messages. Data that is at least 70 percent English and comes from a US or Western company is in the highest demand.
Is this calculator a real offer?
No. The numbers are estimates based on typical per record ranges, not a quote. Real offers depend on a review of your actual data. Use the result to judge whether it is worth starting a conversation with a data partner.
Why AI Companies Want Business Data
Public web text has been used up by most large AI models. To get better at real work, models need real examples of how companies run: how a support agent solves a ticket, how a project moves from kickoff to delivery, how a team writes an SOP. That data only exists inside companies.
What Raises the Value
Volume matters, but quality matters more. Records that show a full process with an outcome are the most useful. A ticket with the question, the steps taken and the final answer is worth far more than a one line chat message. Consistent formats and current documents also raise the price.
What Happens to Private Details
Reputable data partners remove personal information such as names, emails, phone numbers and account numbers before the data is used. Ask any buyer how they handle redaction and who can see the raw files. You can also run your own check with a PII redaction tool first.
How to Prepare
Start with an inventory. List where your SOPs, tickets, CRM data and project files live and roughly how many records each system holds. Check what share is in English. Then talk to your legal team about client contracts, since some agreements limit how client data can be shared.
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