Compare two data programs
Published terms side by side, taken from each organization's own pages. Missing terms are marked, not guessed.
SuperAnnotate
View profilemicro1
View profile- What they do
- Prepares company data and licenses it to AI buyers you approve.
- Licenses enterprise operating data directly for AI training.
- Organization type
- Intermediary
- Direct buyer
- DataDeals Score: Public Program Transparency
- 92/100
- 77/100
- Data types
- Internal communications, Customer support, Documents and SOPs, Projects and workflows, Audio, video and images
- Internal communications, CRM and sales, Customer support, Documents and SOPs, Projects and workflows
- Systems named
- Slack
- None named
- Who qualifies
- Any company size, industry or geography if it has historical records and rights to license them
- Operationally mature companies with 30+ employees, established documentation; US prioritized then other Western markets
- Company size
- No minimum size published
- 30+ employees, stated requirement
- How you are paid
- You are paid when data is first delivered and again each time it is relicensed. SuperAnnotate's own fee or margin is not published.
- micro1 pays the company directly to license the data, in full within 30 days of accepting delivery. Seller fees are not published.
- Seller fees
- No seller-side spread, fee percentage or commission transparency.
- Seller fee or explicit fee-free declaration not found on program; website privacy policy is not commercial license.
- Payment timing
- Payment on delivery and each relicense; exact calendar remittance frequency not stated.
- Program promises full payment within 30 days of delivery acceptance.
- Advertised compensation (not an offer)
- $100K to $1M+ indicative
- Marketing shows illustrative ranges of $100K to $3M+. A separately announced $1B commitment over 12 months is a company-wide budget, not a per-seller amount.
- Exclusivity
- License: Negotiated per deal
- License: not publicly specified
- Permitted AI use
- AI labs/enterprise teams receive only approved data uses; seller can block competitors.
- Training and evaluation uses; company commits not to resell/distribute identifying records before anonymization, but afterward onward scope unclear.
- Privacy
- Deidentification to seller's standard, isolated pipelines, audit logs and controls stated.
- PII anonymization before distribution and secure transfer are described; specific allocation of third-party permissions absent.
- Retention and deletion
- Approved buyer list, sample review, agreed retention term and deletion on request described.
- No contractual retention/deletion rule for original business datasets published on checked program and website privacy pages.
- Last verified
- November 9, 2026
- November 9, 2026
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