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AI labs license de-identified copies of your data (email, chat, and how real work gets done) and you still own the originals. See which buyers fit your company.
What's your data worth?
How many people work at your company?
S.01 Why do they pay?
AI labs need what's in your inbox, and they're buying now.
Recent reporting has mid-sized companies getting offers from $100K to $2M for records like these. Most owners have no idea what theirs is worth. That's what the estimator is for.
Labs are training AI to do office work
The next AI systems are agents that handle multi-step jobs: quoting, scheduling, billing, following up. To learn that, they need real examples from real companies.
The public internet doesn't have it
Websites show finished products. Your inbox, chat and operating system show the process: who asked, what changed, how it got resolved. That's scarce.
Years of connected records win
Buyers pay most for long histories where email, chat and your main system all cover the same work. Missing pieces lower the value of the rest.
In August 2026, a closed U.S. airline's internal email, chat messages and files went to auction in bankruptcy court. A major tech company won with a $10 million bid, and an AI data company was named backup bidder at $7.5 million. Passenger and loyalty records were excluded. That's an airline with thousands of employees, so treat it as proof the market is real, not as a price for a smaller company.
S.02 Industries
Records buyers want, by industry.
Name it in your own terms: dispatch logs, change orders, close checklists, CAD files. If your team has done the same kind of work for years, you probably have something.
Freight, 3PL & trucking
Dispatch logs and load boards in your TMS. Rate confirmations, quotes and tenders.
See what countsWholesale distribution
Order, quote and pricing history in your ERP. Purchasing, vendor and receiving records.
See what countsConstruction & engineering
Estimates, takeoffs and bid packages. RFIs, submittals and change orders.
See what countsAccounting & CPA firms
Close checklists and month-end workflows. Review notes and preparer–reviewer threads.
See what countsLaw firms
Firm-owned templates, forms and playbooks. Intake, conflicts and matter-opening workflow (de-identified).
See what countsHealthcare
Scheduling and staffing coordination. Billing and revenue-cycle workflow (no patient details).
See what countsS.03 Why now?
Buyers are paying now. That window won't stay open forever.
AI labs are racing to train agents on real company work, and most owners haven't looked into this yet. Demand is ahead of supply today. That won't last, and records that get deleted can never be licensed. You're in a good position if your company is:
Still running
License a copy of past records for a one-time payment. Nothing changes in how you run things.
Check my companyRetiring or selling
Turn years of records into income before you step back, and keep the company.
Exit-minded ownersClosing down
Your records may be worth more than the office furniture. Act before accounts get cancelled and data is deleted.
Wind-down guideAlready closed
If you still have exports or archived accounts, buyers may still want them. Storage gets deleted over time.
Closed companiesS.04 How it works
4 STEPS
You approve every one.
Check the box
Answer a few questions about headcount, years in business and the tools you use. Five minutes.
Get your fit
We match your answers against each buyer's requirements and email you the best fit, usually within a business day.
Approve the intro
You choose which buyer to talk to and approve the introduction in writing. One buyer at a time.
License and get paid
The buyer reviews, de-identifies and agrees terms with you. You approve every term, then you're paid.
S.05 Estimate
See a rough range in 30 seconds.
Adjust team size, years of records and the tools you use. It's a guide to start the conversation, not an offer.
Tools your company uses
S.06 What's included
What buyers want, and what stays out.
Usually included
- Company email and calendars
- Internal chat (Slack, Teams)
- Shared files and documents
- Your main operating system: CRM, ERP, TMS, practice management
- Projects, tickets, SOPs and wikis
Usually excluded or stripped
- Names, emails, phone numbers and other identifiers
- Patient health information and payment card data
- Privileged legal material
- Files that belong to your clients
- Anything you choose to leave out
S.07 Control
You still own it. You approve every term.
You still own it
A license covers a de-identified copy. Your originals stay yours.
One-time payment
Paid by the buyer under terms you agree to. No change to operations.
We never touch your data
We don't collect, hold or forward files or logins. Buyers handle the technical side.
Written consent first
No buyer hears about you until you approve that specific buyer in writing.
Buyers pay us a referral fee when a deal closes. You pay nothing. How we get paid.
S.08 Hands-on crews
Your crew's hands-on work can pay too.
Robot training data
Robotics companies pay businesses for first-person video of real work: installs, repairs, picking, prep and cleanup. It's separate from licensing your records, and you can do both.
S.09 FAQ
Straight answers.
BasicsCan I really sell my company's data to AI labs?
Yes, though "license" is the right word. AI labs and data buyers license de-identified copies of a company's email, chat, files and operating records to train AI systems. You keep the originals and keep running your business. It's a one-time payment for a copy, not a sale of the company.
BasicsWhy do AI labs want my company's email and files?
They're training AI agents to do real office work, and the public internet doesn't show how work gets done inside a business. Years of records from a working company do: the request, the back-and-forth, the decision and the result.
BasicsWhat data do AI buyers want?
Company email, internal chat, shared files, and your main operating system (CRM, ERP, TMS, practice management), ideally covering three or more years. The more of those that connect to the same work, the more useful the set is.
ValueHow much is my company's data worth?
Recent reporting has mid-sized companies getting offers from $100K to $2M for records like these. Where you land depends on headcount, years of records, which tools you use, data quality and what you're allowed to license. Our estimator gives a rough range.
ControlDo I give up ownership of my data?
No. You license a de-identified copy. You still own your records, keep using them, and approve every term of the license before anything is delivered.
ControlWhat about client and employee privacy?
Buyers de-identify records before using them: names, emails, phone numbers and other identifiers are removed or replaced. Regulated and privileged material, like patient records or attorney–client files, is typically excluded. You decide what's in and out.
ControlDoes 1-800-GOT-DATA see or store my data?
No. We never collect, hold or forward your data, files or logins. We qualify your company, and with your written OK, introduce you to a buyer. The buyer handles everything technical.
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