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Expert and RL data buyers that pay negotiated deal: 4 buyers

This list of expert and RL data buyers that pay negotiated deal holds 4 buyers. Of the 4, 1 publishes a price anchor. The first three are Mercor (experts $100 to $500/hr), Handshake AI (price not published) and Scale AI (price not published). None of the 4 licenses non-exclusively.

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

Showing 1-4 of 4
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Mercor mercor.com ↗
USDirect buyer
experts $100 to $500/hr
Negotiated deal Varies

Sells for: domain experts, companies.

Buyers named: labs, Fortune 500.

Listed for a published rate and reported payouts.

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2
Not published
Negotiated deal Varies

Sells for: companies, domain experts.

Buyers named: labs.

Listed for a stated payout model and a referral program.

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3
Scale AI scale.com ↗
USDirect buyer
Not published
Negotiated deal Varies

Sells for: companies, domain experts.

Buyers named: Meta (49% owner), government.

Listed for named lab customers and a stated payout model.

4
Surge AI surgehq.ai ↗
USDirect buyer
undisclosed; buys workspace data via SimpleClosure
Negotiated deal Varies

Sells for: defunct startups, domain experts.

Buyers named: OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, Microsoft, Meta.

Listed for reported payouts and named lab customers.

What differs for expert and RL data buyers that pay negotiated deal

A negotiated deal means the terms are set deal by deal. 1 of the 4 buyers also publishes a rate per unit of data. None of the 4 offers a second payout model as well. Payout models across the list: negotiated deal (4). Beyond expert and RL data, these buyers also take company data (4). The seller types they name most often are domain experts (4), companies (3) and defunct startups (1). On minimums, 4 publish nothing on it.

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