Compare two data programs

What they do

Introduces companies to AI data buyers and collects competing offers.

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

81.5/100

Not scored

Data types

Internal communications, CRM and sales, Customer support, Finance and accounting, Software engineering, Documents and SOPs, Field and physical operations

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

Slack, Microsoft Teams

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

Who qualifies

Targets company-held records; 20–500 employees cited as common comparison cohort, not exclusive eligibility rule

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

Company size

See who qualifies

No minimum size published

How you are paid

You sign with the buyer you choose and receive the full payment from them. Data Licensors says there are no seller fees. Payment timing depends on each buyer's contract.

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

Site expressly says free for sellers and seller receives full buyer offer.

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

Payment timing

Buyer pays after contract; no universal due date or acceptance condition.

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

Advertised compensation (not an offer)

$100K–$1.2M cited from tracked deals and offers; visible roofing example $412K explicitly illustrative

No universal seller range published

Exclusivity

License: Negotiated per deal

License: not publicly specified

Permitted AI use

Training/test use and buyer deidentification described; no universal sublicense restrictions.

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

Privacy

Buyers remove identifiers and provide deidentified sample; site suggests no reidentification clause.

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

Retention and deletion

Seller may withdraw before signing; no published post-signing retention/deletion timeline.

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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