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AIData.Broker

Seller-side agent that negotiates data licenses with AI labs for a success commission.

Our verdict

Suits companies that want a representative to run a competitive process with AI buyers while they sign and get paid directly. The commission schedule and mandate terms are unusually detailed, and there is no upfront fee. Before signing, settle whether the mandate is exclusive: the signed mandate says non-exclusive, but the pricing page says six months exclusive.

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The official program opens on aidata.broker. You can apply there directly.

At a glance

Data accepted
  • Internal communications
  • CRM and sales
  • Customer support
  • Finance and accounting
See all 7 data types
Who qualifies
Company must control and be able to license relevant records; detailed rights and suitability assessment
How payment works
You stay the licensor and the lab pays you directly. AIData.Broker then invoices a success commission of 12% on the first $250K, 10% up to $1M, 8% up to $3M and 6% above, payable 30 days after you receive the money. There is no upfront fee.See fees and timing
Important contract consideration

The current mandate says it is non-exclusive, but the pricing page advertises a six-month exclusive mandate. A 12-month fee tail also applies to buyers it introduced.

See rights and exclusivity
Official program
Documented on the company's own site
Seller intake
Active valuation and seller-side representation
Buyer budget
Not independently verified
Completed deals
Not independently verified

Data and eligibility

What they ask for
Email, chat, CRM, tickets, code, product, meeting, finance, engineering and design records
Data types
  • Internal communications
  • CRM and sales
  • Customer support
  • Finance and accounting
  • Software engineering
  • Meetings and calls
  • Design and product

Grouped by DataDeals from the program's own description.

Systems named
No specific systems named
Who qualifies
Company must control and be able to license relevant records; detailed rights and suitability assessment
Closed or winding-down companies
Not stated

Money and deal structure

How you are paid
You stay the licensor and the lab pays you directly. AIData.Broker then invoices a success commission of 12% on the first $250K, 10% up to $1M, 8% up to $3M and 6% above, payable 30 days after you receive the money. There is no upfront fee.
Seller fees and commissions
Explicit no upfront fee; seller commission stepped at 12/10/8/6 percent on buyer cash received; buyer referral alternative also described.
Payment timing
Broker invoices only after seller receives proceeds, invoice payable 30 days; buyer license's payment deadline varies.
Advertised compensation
No guaranteed deal price; tiered commission applies only to closed deals

Published by the organization in its marketing. It is not a signed offer or a verified transaction.

Rights, privacy and control

Exclusivity

License to AI buyers: not publicly specified

Selling mandate: Conflicting selling-mandate terms

Current signed mandate says non-exclusive; separately published pricing page says six-month exclusive mandate. No credit for contradiction.

A selling mandate controls who may market and sell your data. It is separate from the license an AI buyer receives.

Ownership of original data
Operative mandate confirms seller retains ownership and decides whether/what/how to license.
Permitted AI use and sublicensing
Buyer uses and any onward licensing are chosen by seller in final buyer-specific license; published mandate proposes restrictions.
Privacy and de-identification
Seller responsible for rights and de-identification standards; broker is not de-identifier of record.
Retention, deletion and termination
Can end on 30 days' notice; 12-month fee tail on introduced buyers, list/rights/reporting and privacy obligations specified.

Score and evidence

16 criteria, each checked against the organization's own public pages: 14 confirmed, 2 conflicting. Open a category to see the evidence.

Access and eligibility4 criteria, show evidence30/30

  • Seller-specific application/contact route

    Confirmed10/10 points

    Active valuation form and click-to-accept seller mandate linked from official site.

    Source: Application / seller inquiryChecked November 9, 2026

  • Accepted operational-data categories

    Confirmed8/8 points

    Mandate defines Scoped Data and datasheet for proprietary operating records and business workflow data.

    Source: What data we buyChecked November 9, 2026

  • Eligibility requirements

    Confirmed6/6 points

    Eligibility requires rights file, signatory authority, ownership/control checks and lawful data; current Terms limit mandate geography.

    Source: Company eligibility / FAQChecked November 9, 2026

  • Evaluation steps/timeline

    Confirmed6/6 points

    Legal mandate publishes screening, data sheet, anonymous buyer approaches, offers, acceptance and contract steps.

    Source: How it worksChecked November 9, 2026

Payment transparency4 criteria, show evidence30/30

  • Seller compensation and payer

    Confirmed10/10 points

    Seller stays the licensor, buyer contracts and pays seller directly; broker never purchases licensed data.

    Source: Company license/payer modelChecked November 9, 2026

  • Seller fees/commissions

    Confirmed8/8 points

    Explicit no upfront fee; seller commission stepped at 12/10/8/6 percent on buyer cash received; buyer referral alternative also described.

    Source: Seller fees or no-fee policyChecked November 9, 2026

  • Payment conditions and timing

    Confirmed6/6 points

    Broker invoices only after seller receives proceeds, invoice payable 30 days; buyer license's payment deadline varies.

    Source: Payment/acceptance processChecked November 9, 2026

  • Valuation/offer methodology

    Confirmed6/6 points

    Competitive buyer inquiry and full-offer disclosure process documented; no guaranteed sale price.

    Source: Valuation / pricing driversChecked November 9, 2026

Seller rights and data handling5 criteria, show evidence20/25

  • Data ownership/retained rights

    Confirmed5/5 points

    Operative mandate confirms seller retains ownership and decides whether/what/how to license.

    Source: Ownership or retained rightsChecked November 9, 2026

  • Exclusivity and scope

    Conflicting0/5 points

    Current signed mandate says non-exclusive; separately published pricing page says six-month exclusive mandate. No credit for contradiction.

    Caveat: Conflicting pricing-page statement: https://aidata.broker/pricing

    Source: Exclusivity / termChecked November 9, 2026

  • Permitted use/sublicensing/downstream

    Confirmed5/5 points

    Buyer uses and any onward licensing are chosen by seller in final buyer-specific license; published mandate proposes restrictions.

    Source: Uses / downstream licensingChecked November 9, 2026

  • Privacy/deidentification responsibilities

    Confirmed5/5 points

    Seller responsible for rights and de-identification standards; broker is not de-identifier of record.

    Source: Privacy / de-identificationChecked November 9, 2026

  • Retention/deletion/termination/approvals

    Confirmed5/5 points

    Can end on 30 days' notice; 12-month fee tail on introduced buyers, list/rights/reporting and privacy obligations specified.

    Source: Data deletion / termination / approvalsChecked November 9, 2026

Evidence quality3 criteria, show evidence11/15

  • First-party documentation specificity

    Confirmed6/6 points

    Highly detailed published current mandate, rights, fees, buyer approach, and termination provisions.

    Source: Official seller program and supporting termsChecked November 9, 2026

  • Freshness and access

    Confirmed5/5 points

    Version-dated Oct 29 2026 mandate and updated fees accessible.

    Source: Live seller program verificationChecked November 9, 2026

  • Consistency and legal counterparty

    Conflicting0/4 points

    Material internal contradiction about exclusivity between binding mandate and pricing marketing; legal document controls if accepted.

    Caveat: Conflicting pricing-page statement: https://aidata.broker/pricing

    Source: Legal identity / program consistencyChecked November 9, 2026

Official sources

Sources checked November 9, 2026. Terms can change. Confirm them with AIData.Broker before you share data or sign.

DataDeals is free for sellers and may receive referral fees from buyers. Commercial relationships do not affect DataDeals Scores. Read the methodology

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