Compare two data programs
Published terms side by side, taken from each organization's own pages. Missing terms are marked, not guessed.
AIData.Broker
View profileAI Training Data Broker
View profile- What they do
- Seller-side agent that negotiates data licenses with AI labs for a success commission.
- Seller-side broker that presents company records to AI labs.
- Organization type
- Intermediary
- Intermediary
- DataDeals Score: Public Program Transparency
- 91/100
- 84.5/100
- Data types
- Internal communications, CRM and sales, Customer support, Finance and accounting, Software engineering, Meetings and calls, Design and product
- Internal communications, CRM and sales, Customer support, Software engineering, Projects and workflows, Meetings and calls, Design and product
- Systems named
- None named
- None named
- Who qualifies
- Company must control and be able to license relevant records; detailed rights and suitability assessment
- Published fit roughly 30+ full-time employees; several years on stable systems; genuine human-created records with rights
- Company size
- No minimum size published
- 30+ employees preferred, not a stated requirement
- 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.
- The AI lab that licenses your data pays you under its own agreement. The broker says sellers pay no broker, listing or retainer fee; the lab pays the broker separately after a deal closes. Help with de-identification may be charged separately.
- Seller fees
- Explicit no upfront fee; seller commission stepped at 12/10/8/6 percent on buyer cash received; buyer referral alternative also described.
- Explicit no seller broker fee, listing fee or retainer; de-identification help may be separately contracted.
- Payment timing
- Broker invoices only after seller receives proceeds, invoice payable 30 days; buyer license's payment deadline varies.
- Deal page says payment depends on acceptance in each signed buyer agreement; no uniform duration.
- Advertised compensation (not an offer)
- No guaranteed deal price; tiered commission applies only to closed deals
- No guaranteed or fixed seller payment
- Exclusivity
- License: not publicly specifiedSelling mandate: Conflicting selling-mandate terms
- License: not publicly specifiedSelling mandate: Exclusive selling mandate
- Permitted AI use
- Buyer uses and any onward licensing are chosen by seller in final buyer-specific license; published mandate proposes restrictions.
- Broker coordinates licensing to AI labs, but lab sublicensing rights are not standardized publicly.
- Privacy
- Seller responsible for rights and de-identification standards; broker is not de-identifier of record.
- Rights/provenance vetting and removal of personal identifiers before model use stated.
- Retention and deletion
- Can end on 30 days' notice; 12-month fee tail on introduced buyers, list/rights/reporting and privacy obligations specified.
- Intermediary requires seller consent and scoped records; deletion/post-termination contractual protections not specified.
- Last verified
- November 9, 2026
- November 9, 2026
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