Business data licensing

Your company’s data could be worth $100K–$5M¹ to an AI buyer.

AI companies are paying for private business records. Partners for Data is an independent referral service for companies.

¹ Some deals reach this range. Buyers set eligibility, terms, and price, and nothing here is a guarantee.

Inside your company
Specialized workflows
Billing and operations
CRM and sales
Calls and support
Documents and chat
Email and calendar
Your company
The kinds of records AI buyers pay for.
The opportunity

Beyond the public web

Why buyers want
your records.

Years of email, documents, and decisions show how a business actually runs. That context can help train and test AI.

You keep ownership.

A license gives a buyer permission to use records on agreed terms.

How it works

From form to referral.

  1. 01

    Tell us about your company.

    A few questions about your team and the records you keep.

  2. 02

    We check eligibility.

    We review your company type, team, and records against buyer requirements.

  3. 03

    An introduction to a strong fit.

    If there’s a match, we introduce you to a buyer in our network that we believe fits your company type.

If a qualifying license closes, the buyer may pay us a referral fee.

The bigger picture

Where your records fit.

We introduce your company to a specialized data buyer. The buyer handles licensing and prepares agreed records for AI use, including any required anonymization or de-identification.

Your companyBusiness software & processes
We make an introduction
Specialized data companyLicensing & processingPII review & de-identification*
Prepared data
AI labsTraining & evaluation

*Anonymization, redaction, and other processing requirements are agreed directly with the buyer.

Start here

Check your company’s
eligibility.

Tell us about your company and its records. We’ll review your eligibility and follow up by email.

What buyers look for.

  • More than two years in business
  • Records from business software and day-to-day processes
  • Authority to discuss licensing those records
Your company

Count back to the oldest email or files you still have.

Include contractors, part-time staff, and employees outside the U.S. Give approximate counts.

Records your company keeps (select all that apply)
Your contact details

We’ll review your answers and follow up by email.

By submitting, you confirm you’re authorized to act for this company and agree that we may refer it to a third-party buyer. The buyer may pay us a referral fee if a qualifying license closes, and alone determines eligibility, terms, and compensation. You agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.

A little more context

Fair questions.

Still have one?

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How much could my company get paid?

Your company’s size, the kinds of records, how far back they go, and the buyer’s requirements all affect the price. The buyer determines compensation after reviewing the records.

What kinds of companies qualify?

We look for companies with more than two years in business and records from their business software and day-to-day processes. Location, company size, industry, and available records all help determine buyer fit.

What happens after I submit?

We check your company’s eligibility based on its type, team, and records. If there’s a match, we introduce you to a buyer in our network that we believe is a strong fit for your company type. The buyer then assesses the opportunity and discusses scope, licensing, and compensation directly with you.

Who pays Partners for Data?

If a company we refer enters a qualifying license, the buyer may pay us a referral fee. Each buyer alone decides eligibility, terms, and compensation.

Do you receive our company’s records?

No. The form asks about your company and the kinds of records it keeps. We never ask for or receive files, records, or logins.

Does submitting give anyone access to our records?

No. This form sends your contact details and a description of your company. It does not connect to your systems or authorize access to your records. Any data sharing would be addressed separately with the buyer.

What if our records contain personal information?

A buyer’s preparation process may include reviewing personally identifiable information (PII), removing or masking identifiers, and transforming records before they are used for AI. The methods, access controls, and retention periods depend on the buyer and your agreement. Confirm those requirements and what you can share before transferring any records.