For American business owners

A data gold rush is coming for American business owners.

Your company has spent years recording how real work gets done.

AI labs are already paying for that operating knowledge.

See if you qualify

About 3 minutes · No files required

Historical data-licensing examples

Preferred Seller Agreement

Built to get you the highest offer.

We find suitable buyers and negotiate for the strongest offer we can secure. Our margin is set in advance.

Spread-based offer

A wider margin can mean a smaller payout for you.

Seller payout
Intermediary earnings

US Data Exchange

Our margin is preset. We work to increase your offer.

Seller payout
Intermediary earnings
See our seller commitments

Illustrative incentive comparison, not a claim about every provider.

What gets priced

What has your company accumulated?

The valuable material is already spread across systems your team has used for years.

  1. 01 /

    Work conversations

    Messages, internal email, support threads, and the decisions inside them.

    SlackTeamsGmailOutlook
  2. 02 /

    Business software

    CRM, accounting, support, and operating systems with years of history.

    SAPSalesforceQuickBooksZendesk
  3. 03 /

    Company drives

    Documents, decks, spreadsheets, PDFs, SOPs, and reports.

    Google DriveSharePointDropboxBox
  4. 04 /

    Operating records

    Orders, invoices, customer history, logistics events, and supplier information.

    OracleShopifyHubSpotQuickBooks

THE LICENSING PROCESS

Keep control of what you license.

  1. 01

    Share a summary

    No files are uploaded.

  2. 02

    Approve buyer and price

    Review the buyer, price and terms before agreeing to a license.

  3. 03

    Agree data handling

    Define extraction, permitted use and any de-identification before sharing.

  4. 04

    License one copy

    You keep every original and every system.

Know before you quote

You decide whetherthe deal works.

01 /

What business data can be considered?

Work conversations, documents, operating records and system histories can be considered.

No company data files are needed for the initial inquiry.

02 /

Do I give up my company, systems, or originals?

The proposed deal is a license to a copy. You keep your company, systems and original records.

03 /

Can I reject a buyer or competitor?

You decide whether to accept the proposed buyer and terms. If they do not work for you, you can decline.

Quote qualification

See if your company qualifies.

Company. Systems. Work. Estimates are enough to start.

At least 1 TB of company data is required.

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