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How much is my business data worth to AI companies?

Short answer: 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. The free seven-step Aidvance estimator gives a rough range; a real offer comes from a buyer we connect you with.

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“AI labs want to see how a deal got done, from start to finish. That's what they're paying for. The more people in your business, the more tools you use, the more connected those tools are and the more years you've been at it, the better your offer. Ten years beats two. That's what makes your data so valuable for training their models.”

David Choukroun, founder of Aidvance

What pushes the value up

  • Years of history. Ten years of job records says far more than two.
  • More people. A bigger team leaves a bigger, richer record of how work gets done.
  • More tools, and connected tools. Email, CRM, scheduling and invoicing that talk to each other show a deal from start to finish.
  • Detail. Records that show how a decision was made (the quote, the revision, the outcome) beat bare totals.
  • Rarity. Data from an industry AI companies can't easily see, like freight, manufacturing or specialized trades.
  • Consistency. Records kept in the same system and format over time.

What pulls it down

  • Personal information that can't be removed cleanly.
  • Client contracts that restrict how the data can be used.
  • Records scattered across paper, spreadsheets and old systems with gaps between them.

How to get a number

  • Start with the free estimator for a rough range.
  • Then talk to Casey or Dave. We'll look at what you actually have and take it to buyers who can make a real offer.

Questions

Is the estimate an offer?

No. It's a rough range based on what you tell us. Only a buyer can make an offer, and we help you get one.

Does it cost anything to find out?

No. The estimate and the first conversation are free.

More answers

Estimates are rough ranges, not offers. Nothing on this site is legal advice; have your lawyer review any deal before you sign.

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