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Arloh

Broker that prepares engineering and operational datasets for frontier-model buyers.

Our verdict

A specialist route for engineering and industrial companies with CAD, BIM and CAM files, work orders, inspections, dispatch and similar records. Arloh prepares samples and approaches frontier-model buyers, and its process says licenses are non-exclusive. Ask what Arloh charges, when you are paid and what happens to delivered data afterwards.

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The official program opens on arloh.ai. You can apply there directly.

At a glance

Data accepted
  • Internal communications
  • Customer support
  • Finance and accounting
  • Software engineering
See all 7 data types
Who qualifies
Companies controlling operational or physical-world datasets; no universal minimum published
How payment works
You license directly to the buyer you select and receive the licensing payment from them. Arloh's fee and payment timing are not published.See fees and timing
Important contract consideration

Arloh's fee and what happens to data after licensing are not published. Its process states licenses are non-exclusive.

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

Data and eligibility

What they ask for
CAD/BIM/CAM, engineering designs, job/project records, work orders, inspections, email, accounting/loan records, dispatch, tickets, robotics/simulation logs
Data types
  • Internal communications
  • Customer support
  • Finance and accounting
  • Software engineering
  • Projects and workflows
  • Field and physical operations
  • Design and product

Grouped by DataDeals from the program's own description.

Systems named
No specific systems named
Who qualifies
Companies controlling operational or physical-world datasets; no universal minimum published
Closed or winding-down companies
Not stated

Money and deal structure

How you are paid
You license directly to the buyer you select and receive the licensing payment from them. Arloh's fee and payment timing are not published.
Seller fees and commissions
No public seller commission, fee split or free-service promise found.
Payment timing
Payout follows licensing in workflow; no objective due date or acceptance trigger.
Advertised compensation
No universal seller payout or brokerage fee found

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: Non-exclusive by default

Official process expressly says licenses are nonexclusive.

Ownership of original data
Direct license and continued business use imply retained originals, without explicit ownership clause.
Permitted AI use and sublicensing
Frontier-model training/evaluation is identified; onward transfer and reuse rights are deal-specific.
Privacy and de-identification
Arloh assists sample and export preparation but publishes no concrete PII allocation.
Retention, deletion and termination
No seller deletion, revocation or post-license retention terms on reviewed page.

Score and evidence

16 criteria, each checked against the organization's own public pages: 6 confirmed, 7 partial, 3 not published. Open a category to see the evidence.

Access and eligibility4 criteria, show evidence27/30

  • Seller-specific application/contact route

    Confirmed10/10 points

    Official 'Get an estimate' and 'Book a call' routes invite operators to license data.

    Source: Seller-specific application/contact routeChecked November 9, 2026

  • Accepted operational-data categories

    Confirmed8/8 points

    Detailed engineering CAD/BIM, manufacturing, dispatch, client email, financial and robotics records.

    Source: Accepted operational-data categoriesChecked November 9, 2026

  • Eligibility requirements

    Partial3/6 points

    Company-held operational/physical-world datasets fit; no fixed headcount or geography rule found.

    Source: Eligibility requirementsChecked November 9, 2026

  • Evaluation steps/timeline

    Confirmed6/6 points

    Seven-step intro, inventory, sample, buyer outreach, license, export and payout sequence.

    Source: Evaluation steps/timelineChecked November 9, 2026

Payment transparency4 criteria, show evidence13/30

  • Seller compensation and payer

    Confirmed10/10 points

    Site states seller licenses directly to buyer and receives licensing payout.

    Source: Seller compensation and payerChecked November 9, 2026

  • Seller fees/commissions

    Not published0/8 points

    No public seller commission, fee split or free-service promise found.

    Source: Seller fees/commissionsChecked November 9, 2026

  • Payment conditions and timing

    Not published0/6 points

    Payout follows licensing in workflow; no objective due date or acceptance trigger.

    Source: Payment conditions and timingChecked November 9, 2026

  • Valuation/offer methodology

    Partial3/6 points

    Estimate call and buyer offers described; valuation drivers not quantified.

    Source: Valuation/offer methodologyChecked November 9, 2026

Seller rights and data handling5 criteria, show evidence12.5/25
Evidence quality3 criteria, show evidence10/15

Official sources

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

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