Buyers that license company data
These companies license de-identified business records to AI labs and developers. Each profile uses only what the buyer publishes, with the date we last checked it. For a side-by-side view, see the comparison table.
Mercor
Not stated. Names target industries: legal, healthcare, finance and insurance, professional services, manufacturing, retail, real estate, logistics.
Published payout: No figure published. Mercor says pay depends on data volume, the tools you connect and the depth of the data.
micro1
30+ full-time employees and substantial historical data; several years of records across systems is a stronger fit. No fixed minimum file count or size.
Published payout: micro1 states $100K to $3M+ per approved data package (as published November 2026). Not a guarantee; the final offer depends on sources, size, quality and due diligence.
Mode
10+ employees for legal; 15+ for accounting, medical and finance; 50+ for all other businesses. Several years of records you own make a stronger fit.
Published payout: Mode's site states $100K–$5M (as published November 2026); its calculator gives an indicative range per company. Not a guarantee; Mode makes a fixed offer after review.
Nyne
20+ full-time US W-2 employees and 3+ years in business, plus a decision maker who can approve the licence
Published payout: Nyne says partnerships are "commonly worth $100K or more" (as published November 2026). Not a guarantee.
Troveo
Not stated
Published payout: No fixed range. Troveo's calculator gives directional estimates by headcount and years of operation, from $200K–$300K (20 employees, under 3 years) to $3M–$3.6M (1,000+ employees, 15+ years), as published November 2026. Not a guarantee.
How we choose which buyers to list
We list buyers that publicly invite US companies to license operational data and that describe their process on their own site. We only publish facts we can check on the buyer's pages. When a buyer changes its terms, we update the profile within seven days. Being listed is not an endorsement, and some buyers may pay us a referral fee. Disclosure.
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