Your data, on your side.

We find out what AI data buyers would pay for your company's records without handing anything over, then run the deal for you.

Get an estimate
Example companyCounts, not contents
  • CRM48,200 records, 9 years
  • Email1.2 million messages
  • Documents31,000 files
  • Accounting9 years of ledgers
  • Project tools6,400 jobs
  • Drive18,000 files
AI data buyers currently advertise$100,000 to $4,000,000per company

Who qualifies

  • 20 or moreemployees
  • 3 or moreyears of records
  • US companywith systems in English

What you get

  • A valuation without handing over data.
  • Several AI data buyers bidding, not one offer.
  • Privacy counsel and de-identification before anything is transferred.
  • You license and keep ownership. Nothing is sold.
  • No fee unless a deal closes.

The process

  1. InventoryWe count what is in your systems and copy nothing.
  2. QuotesSeveral AI data buyers price the inventory.
  3. Counsel reviewYour privacy counsel reviews scope and terms.
  4. ScrubIdentities removed before anything moves.
  5. DeliveryDe-identified data, under contract.
  6. PaymentPaid to you when the deal closes.

Never leaves

  • Customer identities
  • Employee messages
  • Financing paperwork
  • Attorney communications
  • Call recordings
  • Anything a contract restricts

Your counsel reviews the list before anything moves.

As it sits in your CRM

Called Jordan Smith at (555) 014 2290 about invoice 3381 for 14 Elm Street.

As a buyer receives it

Called at about invoice for .

$100,000 to $4,000,000

AI data buyers currently advertise $100,000 to $4,000,000 per company. The final price depends on volume, years, linked systems and quality. We promise nothing beyond that.

Questions

Is this legal?

Licensing de-identified operational data is a contract between you and the buyer, reviewed by privacy counsel before anything moves. We coordinate that review; we do not give legal advice.

Who sees our data?

Nobody sees raw data to price it. The valuation comes from counts. Buyers receive de-identified data after counsel review, under contract.

Licensing or selling?

Licensing. You keep ownership and give the buyer the right to use the data under a contract.

How long does it take?

Inventory in days, quotes in weeks. The rest depends on counsel and the buyer.

What does DMS charge?

Nothing unless a deal closes. Our share of the deal is agreed in writing before any quote goes out.

Estimate

Tell us about the company. We reply within two business days.

Systems used
Used only to reply to you.

Received. We reply within two business days.

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