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What they do

Introduces operating companies to AI data buyers without holding the data.

Assesses sellers and passes them to a brokerage partner that approaches AI labs.

Organization type

Intermediary

Intermediary

DataDeals Score: Public Program Transparency

80.5/100

83/100

Data types

CRM and sales, Customer support, Finance and accounting, Documents and SOPs, Projects and workflows

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

Systems named

None named

Slack, Microsoft Teams, Jira, QuickBooks, SAP, NetSuite, Xero

Who qualifies

Live current page: 35+ desk staff, 3+ years operating history, 5+ data sources; earlier third-party reports list 20+, use current 35+

Established companies with years of history and rights to license; no firm headcount minimum seen

Company size

35+ employees, stated requirement

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How you are paid

You sign with the buyer and the buyer pays you directly. DataSupply takes a success fee set in a separate commercialization agreement; there is no upfront fee and the rate is not published.

You sign the buyer's license and the buyer pays you in agreed milestones. A success fee is due after closing, with the rate agreed case by case. There is no upfront fee.

Seller fees

No upfront fee; seller-side closing commission governed by separate agreement, rate undisclosed.

No upfront fee; success fee due after closing, but rate only agreed later.

Payment timing

Downstream buyer sets compensation and pays directly; no standard payment date published.

Buyer payment milestones set by agreement; 50/50 example is illustrative, not a fixed term.

Advertised compensation (not an offer)

$100K–$5M marketing possible range, no offer guarantee; 'top 0.01%' lab claim not substantiated

Site example $152,700 and buyer offer examples are explicitly illustrative, not actual deals

Exclusivity

License: Negotiated per deal

License: Negotiated per deal

Permitted AI use

AI training and permitted use discussed, but buyer agreement sets final downstream rights.

Seller approves permitted use; illustrated resale ban is not an operative contract.

Privacy

DataSupply never takes custody; buyer anonymizes under separate contract and seller approves transfer.

Partner removes identifiers and seller approves handling; site acknowledges residual reidentification risk.

Retention and deletion

No dataset leaves before signed agreement; downstream retention/deletion not disclosed.

Seller approves each transaction; no concrete data retention/deletion after delivery.

Last verified

November 9, 2026

November 9, 2026

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