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What they do

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

Data lab that usually licenses records itself and sometimes brokers deals with AI labs.

Organization type

Intermediary

Buyer and intermediary

DataDeals Score: Public Program Transparency

91/100

Not scored

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, Finance and accounting, Software engineering, Documents and SOPs, Projects and workflows, Meetings and calls, Field and physical operations, Design and product

Systems named

None named

Slack, Microsoft Teams, Gmail, Outlook, Jira, QuickBooks, SAP

Who qualifies

Company must control and be able to license relevant records; detailed rights and suitability assessment

Only US-headquartered and US-operating companies per official site; records must be licensable

Company size

No minimum size published

No minimum size published

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.

Its indexed pages say it usually pays sellers as the contracting party, but sometimes brokers a direct deal with a lab instead. Its FAQ says there is no listing fee or seller commission. Payment timing could not be verified.

Seller fees

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

Indexed official FAQ says no listing fee or seller commission; cannot inspect current full homepage directly.

Payment timing

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

Payment timing/conditions and acceptance process not verifiable from accessible seller materials.

Advertised compensation (not an offer)

No guaranteed deal price; tiered commission applies only to closed deals

No universal seller range published

Exclusivity

License: not publicly specifiedSelling mandate: Conflicting selling-mandate terms

License: not publicly specified

Permitted AI use

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

AI labs receive prepared materials; scope of sublicense and role-switching varies by deal and is not specified.

Privacy

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

Marketing discusses de-identification; linked privacy page pertains to an unrelated SEO service rather than dataset processing.

Retention and deletion

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

Dataset retention/deletion and seller termination are not verified in an operative seller license.

Last verified

November 9, 2026

November 9, 2026

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