# Aidvance Consultancy

> Aidvance Consultancy, run by David Choukroun in Brooklyn, New York, helps established businesses find out what their company data is worth to AI companies and connects them with buyers who pay for it. Aidvance also runs AI Assessments that show owners where AI actually saves them time or money, and where it does not.

Not affiliated with Aidvance Solutions (Armenia), Aidvance psychotherapy (Germany) or Aidvanced (Italy).

Key facts:
- Data: AI companies pay for real business data (operations records, transactions, documents, communications). Aidvance estimates what a company's data could be worth, checks what can be sold, removes personal details, and connects the business with buyers it works with. Free estimate at https://aidvance.xyz/data-value. Nothing is shared without the owner's OK.
- Service: the AI Assessment, a 90-minute session on how the business actually runs, then a review call within five business days with a plan: what to fix first, what to leave alone, what isn't worth automating.
- Price: a fixed fee agreed in writing before work starts, shared on the free call. No hourly billing.
- First step: a free 15-minute fit call (https://calendly.com/aidvancexyz/15min) or a conversation with Casey, the site's AI concierge, who will always say she is an AI.
- For: established businesses with years of records (data), and owners of small service businesses (practices, trades, firms, shops) deciding where AI is worth it.
- Independent: Aidvance does not sell software.
- Founder: David Choukroun, Brooklyn, NY. Almost a decade selling online advertising to small and medium-sized service businesses.
- Contact: david@aidvance.xyz

## Pages

- [Can I sell my company's data to AI companies?](https://aidvance.xyz/sell-your-data): How selling business data to AI companies works, what sells, privacy, and how Aidvance connects businesses with buyers.
- [What could your business data be worth?](https://aidvance.xyz/data-value): A free seven-step estimator of what AI companies pay for business data.
- [Homepage](https://aidvance.xyz/): Talk to Casey, Aidvance's AI guide, get a data estimate, or book a free 15-minute call.
- [What we do](https://aidvance.xyz/what-we-do): We start with the business, not the AI: listen, judge what is worth automating, recommend what to fix first.
- [What actually is an AI Assessment?](https://aidvance.xyz/ai-assessment): A 90-minute session, then a review call within five business days with a plan.
- [About Aidvance](https://aidvance.xyz/about): Who runs Aidvance, how it works, and answers to common questions.
- [Work](https://aidvance.xyz/work): Case studies, with clients unnamed.
- [Who we help](https://aidvance.xyz/industries): Plain-English answers by industry.

## Selling your data: straight answers

- [How much is my business data worth to AI companies?](https://aidvance.xyz/sell-your-data/how-much-is-my-business-data-worth): Business data is worth what a buyer will pay to train AI on it. More people, more connected tools and more years all raise it: ten years of records beats two.
- [Who buys company data for AI training?](https://aidvance.xyz/sell-your-data/who-buys-company-data-for-ai): AI labs that train large models, and the data companies that supply them, buy real business records they can't scrape. Reddit's AI licensing deal with Google was reported at about $60 million a year.
- [What kinds of business data do AI companies want?](https://aidvance.xyz/sell-your-data/what-data-do-ai-companies-want): AI companies want records of real work: operations logs, work orders, quotes, invoices, orders, contracts, designs and business email. Ten years of history says far more than one.
- [Is it legal to sell my company's data to AI companies?](https://aidvance.xyz/sell-your-data/is-it-legal-to-sell-business-data): Generally, yes: a business can license data it owns to an AI company, provided personal information is removed or handled under laws like HIPAA and no client contract forbids it. Have your lawyer review any deal before you sign.
- [How does selling company data to an AI company actually work?](https://aidvance.xyz/sell-your-data/how-selling-company-data-works): Selling company data to an AI company takes five steps: a free estimate, a conversation about what you have, clearing out personal details, matching with a buyer who sees samples first, and your decision on the offer. Aidvance handles the middle three.
- [Will selling my company's data expose my customers or employees?](https://aidvance.xyz/sell-your-data/will-selling-data-expose-my-customers): It shouldn't. Names, emails, phone numbers, addresses and anything else that identifies a person are removed before a buyer sees anything.

## Case studies

- [A freight brokerage where the chasing, not the typing, was the problem](https://aidvance.xyz/work/freight-brokerage): A small food-freight brokerage thought re-keying was its problem. Its own numbers said appointment and status chasing cost far more, and the fixes ran on software it already paid for.
- [Morning Desk: a sales dashboard for a consumer-products company](https://aidvance.xyz/work/consumer-products): A New York company that designs, licenses, makes and distributes branded products. For one salesperson whose day ran through his inbox, we built Morning Desk: the inbox, sorted into the day's work.

## Who we help

- [Should my dental, chiropractic or physical therapy practice use AI?](https://aidvance.xyz/industries/dental-chiropractic-physical-therapy): Probably for a few front-desk jobs, and probably not for anything clinical. Most practices lose time on the phone, on reminders and rescheduling, on insurance paperwork and on getting patients to come back.
- [How can a med spa use AI?](https://aidvance.xyz/industries/med-spas): Mostly in the gaps between a person asking and a person booking. Med spas tend to lose clients in slow replies to inquiries, missed calls, follow-up after consultations and rebooking after a treatment.
- [Should my home-service business use AI?](https://aidvance.xyz/industries/home-services): For a few office jobs, yes; for the work in the field, mostly no. Trades businesses usually lose money on missed calls while everyone is on a job, slow quotes, scheduling and dispatch juggling, and invoices that sit unpaid.
- [How should a small accounting or law firm use AI?](https://aidvance.xyz/industries/accounting-and-law-firms): Carefully, and mostly for first drafts and the admin around client work, not for the judgment clients pay for. Small firms tend to lose time on intake and engagement letters, chasing clients for documents, scheduling, and summarizing long material.
- [How can a small freight brokerage use AI?](https://aidvance.xyz/industries/freight-logistics): Mostly to make the chasing cheaper. In one brokerage we assessed, appointments took about ten hours a week and status emails about a hundred, while typing a load into the system took two minutes.
- [How can a wholesale or consumer-products company use AI safely?](https://aidvance.xyz/industries/wholesale-consumer-products): Start with documents and drafts, and earn access to your systems one step at a time. Companies that design, license and sell to retailers spend a lot of time on license terms, retailer rules, order follow-up and sales email.

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