Sell company data to AI companies: 10 buyers, what they pay, on what terms
The list holds 10 data buyers for company data. Three publish a price for it. micro1 quotes "$100k to $2M per company; tiers $100k / $500k / $1M+" and reports a $1B commitment to buy company data (Oct 2026). SimpleClosure Asset Hub quotes "$10k to $100k per deal; one code deal $25k". Turing quotes "five figures and up per codebase". Surge AI, Scale AI and Handshake AI keep their prices undisclosed.
Three editor's picks open the list. micro1 pays upfront on non-exclusive terms and asks for 30+ employees and English data. Its referral amounts conflict: $50k and $75k in one source, $25k on the referral page, and neither is verified yet. SimpleClosure Asset Hub buys Slack, email, Jira, documents and code from startups in wind-down; Surge AI buys workspace data through it. Troveo AI licenses non-exclusively and lists company data among its types, with no published price for it.
Three of the 10 license non-exclusively, five vary by deal, and two do not say. Scale AI and Handshake AI referral amounts rest on a single unverified source, and Mercor withdrew its company-data referral in Sep 2026. In the contract, check what the buyer strips or anonymizes, since workspace data holds employee and customer records. Check confidentiality duties to customers, who has authority to sign, and whether the grant covers training only or also derivative models.
Sells for: companies, defunct startups, agencies.
Buyers named: frontier labs (unnamed).
Listed for a published rate and reported payouts.
Sells for: creators, media companies, studios, companies.
Buyers named: Google, OpenAI (reported).
Listed for a published rate and reported payouts.
Sells for: defunct startups.
Buyers named: Surge AI and other labs.
Listed for a published rate and non-exclusive terms.
Sells for: domain experts, companies.
Buyers named: labs, Fortune 500.
Listed for a published rate and reported payouts.
Sells for: companies, domain experts.
Buyers named: labs.
Listed for a stated payout model and a referral program.
Sells for: companies.
Buyers named: labs.
Listed for a stated payout model.
Sells for: companies.
Buyers named: labs.
Listed for a stated payout model and a referral program.
Sells for: companies, domain experts.
Buyers named: Meta (49% owner), government.
Listed for named lab customers and a stated payout model.
Sells for: defunct startups, domain experts.
Buyers named: OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, Microsoft, Meta.
Listed for reported payouts and named lab customers.
Sells for: defunct startups, companies.
Buyers named: labs.
Listed for reported payouts and a stated payout model.
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How much do AI companies pay for company data?
micro1 quotes $100k to $2M per company, in tiers of $100k, $500k and $1M+. SimpleClosure Asset Hub quotes $10k to $100k per deal. Turing quotes five figures and up per codebase. Surge AI, Scale AI and Handshake AI publish no price.
Is there a minimum size?
micro1 asks for 30+ employees and English data. SimpleClosure Asset Hub buys only from a company in wind-down. The other eight buyers do not publish a minimum.
Can I sell the same company data to two buyers?
micro1, SimpleClosure Asset Hub and Troveo AI license non-exclusively. Five buyers vary by deal, and Nyne.ai and Polyshares do not say. Get the exclusivity term in writing before the first deal closes.
Do I need a lawyer?
Deals here run from $10k at SimpleClosure Asset Hub to $2M at micro1, and the data holds employee and customer records. Counsel can check privacy and confidentiality duties, who signs for a company in wind-down, and whether the grant covers derivative models.
Who are the labs buying company data?
Surge AI names OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, Microsoft and Meta. Scale AI names Meta, its 49% owner. Troveo AI is reported to supply Google and OpenAI. micro1 sells to frontier labs it does not name.