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What they do
Broker that prepares engineering and operational datasets for frontier-model buyers.
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
62.5/100
Not scored
Data types
Internal communications, Customer support, Finance and accounting, Software engineering, Projects and workflows, Field and physical operations, 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
Companies controlling operational or physical-world datasets; no universal minimum published
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 license directly to the buyer you select and receive the licensing payment from them. Arloh's fee and payment timing are not published.
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
No public seller commission, fee split or free-service promise found.
Indexed official FAQ says no listing fee or seller commission; cannot inspect current full homepage directly.
Payment timing
Payout follows licensing in workflow; no objective due date or acceptance trigger.
Payment timing/conditions and acceptance process not verifiable from accessible seller materials.
Advertised compensation (not an offer)
No universal seller payout or brokerage fee found
No universal seller range published
Exclusivity
License: Non-exclusive by default
License: not publicly specified
Permitted AI use
Frontier-model training/evaluation is identified; onward transfer and reuse rights are deal-specific.
AI labs receive prepared materials; scope of sublicense and role-switching varies by deal and is not specified.
Privacy
Arloh assists sample and export preparation but publishes no concrete PII allocation.
Marketing discusses de-identification; linked privacy page pertains to an unrelated SEO service rather than dataset processing.
Retention and deletion
No seller deletion, revocation or post-license retention terms on reviewed page.
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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