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AI data buyers for studios: 4 buyers

This list of AI data buyers for studios holds 4 buyers. Of the 4, 2 publish a price anchor. The first three are Defined.ai (content owners get 20 to 30% of deal value; $1 to $2 per image; $100 to $300 per hour of film; partners average $600k revenue), Troveo AI ($1 to $4 per minute of video; one creator $33k for ~1,000 hours) and Protege (price not published). 2 of the 4 license non-exclusively.

4 listed, updated 27 Oct 2026, order: editor's pick for this data type first, then published price anchor, then name.

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Defined.ai defined.ai ↗
USMarketplace
content owners get 20 to 30% of deal value; $1 to $2 per image; $100 to $300 per hour of film; partners average $600k revenue
Revenue share Non-exclusive

Sells for: companies, studios, data vendors.

Buyers named: Google, Meta, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft.

Listed for a published rate and named lab customers.

Editor's PickWho Buys My Data 2026 Transparent TermsWho Buys My Data 2026 Non-Exclusive BuyerWho Buys My Data 2026
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$1 to $4 per minute of video; one creator $33k for ~1,000 hours
Upfront or Revenue share Non-exclusive

Sells for: creators, media companies, studios, companies.

Buyers named: Google, OpenAI (reported).

Listed for a published rate and reported payouts.

Editor's PickWho Buys My Data 2026 Transparent TermsWho Buys My Data 2026 Non-Exclusive BuyerWho Buys My Data 2026
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Protege withprotege.ai ↗
USMarketplace
flat fee per training window; usage-based deals
Revenue share or Per use Varies

Sells for: studios, broadcasters, sports leagues, health systems, creators.

Buyers named: most of the Magnificent Seven (claimed).

Listed for reported payouts and a stated payout model.

Editor's PickWho Buys My Data 2026
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Not published
Negotiated deal Varies

Sells for: studios.

Buyers named: labs.

Listed for reported payouts and a stated payout model.

What differs for AI data buyers for studios

Between them, the 4 buyers cover 10 data hubs, led by video (4), voice and audio (3) and web content and news (2). The payout models they publish are revenue share (3), upfront (1) and per use (1). What a studio brings to these buyers is usually a library of produced footage, audio or 3D work.

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