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CodeMerchant
View profileTuring
View profile- What they do
- Licenses and resells private code repositories and engineering records to AI buyers.
- Prepares company records at its own cost and licenses them to AI labs.
- Organization type
- Intermediary
- Intermediary
- DataDeals Score: Public Program Transparency
- 94/100
- 88.5/100
- Data types
- Software engineering, Documents and SOPs, Projects and workflows
- Internal communications, CRM and sales, Customer support, Software engineering, Documents and SOPs, Projects and workflows, Design and product
- Systems named
- None named
- Slack, Microsoft Teams, Microsoft 365, Salesforce, Jira, Confluence, GitHub, GitLab, Notion, Linear, Figma
- Who qualifies
- Seller must have legal rights to private repo/history; engineering-focused
- Active, winding-down or closed businesses with years of operating history and authorized rights holder
- Company size
- No minimum size published
- No minimum size published
- How you are paid
- You receive an agreed share of each completed sale. CodeMerchant must disclose the buyer, price and your split before each deal, and pays within one calendar month of the sale. Unpaid evaluations do not count as sales.
- Turing pays you a share of each sale to an AI lab, so you are paid only when a sale happens. Preparation costs are recovered from later sales rather than invoiced. The revenue split and payout timing are not published.
- Seller fees
- Buyer price and seller split disclosed before each deal, but no public standard commission rate.
- Preparation charged against later sales, not upfront seller invoice; actual revenue-split fraction private.
- Payment timing
- Seller paid within one calendar month of actual sale; unpaid evaluation is excluded.
- Payment follows each downstream sale, but no precise payout window or buyer remittance disclosed.
- Advertised compensation (not an offer)
- No universal seller payout in reviewed terms
- No universal public payout amount
- Exclusivity
- License: Non-exclusive by default
- License: Non-exclusive by defaultSelling mandate: Exclusive selling mandate
- Permitted AI use
- Worldwide sublicensing, derivatives, buyer resale and any lawful AI use expressly authorized; no public release.
- AI lab training datasets and derived RL/evaluation product licensing explicitly described.
- Privacy
- Seller must clear PII/third-party rights; CodeMerchant performs assistive redaction and safeguards.
- Mutual NDA before samples, personal-data and secret removal, isolated processing, SOC 2 claim.
- Retention and deletion
- Termination stops new use; operational copies deleted 30 days, backups 90 days, completed buyer licenses survive.
- Opt out after 90 days, but post-license deletion and trained-model survival not public.
- Last verified
- November 9, 2026
- November 9, 2026
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