Sell your data · Who buys it
Who buys company data for AI training?
Short answer: 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. Aidvance works with buyers actively looking for business data and connects companies with them. (Sources: Reuters, The Wall Street Journal)
Why they're buying
- Models have already been trained on most of the public internet. Better models need data from real work.
- Labs have been signing licensing deals for it. Publicly reported examples include Reddit with Google and News Corp with OpenAI.
- Business data teaches models how work actually gets done: quoting, scheduling, dispatch, negotiation, design.
How Aidvance fits in
- You don't need to find buyers or speak their language. We do that.
- We help figure out what you have, what can be sold and how to package it.
- You approve every step. Nothing is shared without your OK.
Questions
Can I contact AI labs myself?
You can, but most aren't set up to deal with one business at a time. Working through someone who already talks to buyers is usually faster.
Will my company's name be attached to the data?
That's part of the terms. Many deals don't require it, and you decide.
More answers
- How much is my business data worth to AI companies?
- What kinds of business data do AI companies want?
- Is it legal to sell my company's data to AI companies?
- How does selling company data to an AI company actually work?
- Will selling my company's data expose my customers or employees?
- Can I sell my company’s data to AI companies?
Estimates are rough ranges, not offers. Nothing on this site is legal advice; have your lawyer review any deal before you sign.