Buyer and intermediaryLast verified
DataBridge Capital
Buys some datasets itself and places others with outside buyers.
Our verdict
Fits businesses with distinctive workflows, substantial history and documented outcomes, with no published size minimum. DataBridge may buy your data itself or place it with a buyer from its network, and you approve scope and transfer. Ask which route applies, whether you pay a placement fee, and the exclusivity and payment terms.
The official program opens on databridgecap.com. You can apply there directly.
At a glance
- Data accepted
- CRM and sales
- Customer support
- Finance and accounting
- Documents and SOPs
- Who qualifies
- Businesses with unique proprietary workflows, substantial history, documented outcomes and rights; no minimum size found
- How payment works
- DataBridge buys some datasets directly; for others it brings a buyer proposal and handles the deal. Who pays you depends on the route, and fees and timing are not published.See fees and timing
- Important contract consideration
Who pays you, any placement fee, exclusivity and payment timing all depend on deal documents that are not public.
See rights and exclusivity
- Official program
- Documented on the company's own site
- Seller intake
- Official 'Sell us your data' confidential contact/valuation form
- Buyer budget
- Not independently verified
- Completed deals
- Not independently verified
Data and eligibility
- What they ask for
- SOPs, internal knowledge, QA, technical docs, domain decisions, CRM, finance, support, logistics, projects and commerce operating histories
- Data types
- CRM and sales
- Customer support
- Finance and accounting
- Documents and SOPs
- Projects and workflows
- Field and physical operations
Grouped by DataDeals from the program's own description.
- Systems named
- No specific systems named
- Who qualifies
- Businesses with unique proprietary workflows, substantial history, documented outcomes and rights; no minimum size found
- Closed or winding-down companies
- Not stated
Money and deal structure
- How you are paid
- DataBridge buys some datasets directly; for others it brings a buyer proposal and handles the deal. Who pays you depends on the route, and fees and timing are not published.
- Seller fees and commissions
- No buyer-placement commission, seller cost or explicit no-fee assurance found on program or general terms.
- Payment timing
- General terms say separate signed agreement governs transfer; no public payment timing or acceptance event.
- Advertised compensation
- No published fixed offer or guaranteed seller payout
Published by the organization in its marketing. It is not a signed offer or a verified transaction.
Rights, privacy and control
- Exclusivity
License to AI buyers: not publicly specified
No explicit exclusivity field, duration or reseller restriction published for either pathway.
- Ownership of original data
- Website expressly says sellers keep originals and approve scope.
- Permitted AI use and sublicensing
- Direct acquisition or placement with buyers disclosed; downstream use and sublicensing depend on later transaction.
- Privacy and de-identification
- Site allows redaction/exclusion and approved secure processing but lacks specific responsibility allocation.
- Retention, deletion and termination
- Seller approval before introduction/transfer is stated; retention and post-close deletion not specified.
Score and evidence
16 criteria, each checked against the organization's own public pages: 7 confirmed, 6 partial, 3 not published. Open a category to see the evidence.
Access and eligibility4 criteria, show evidence, hide evidence27/30
Seller-specific application/contact route
Confirmed10/10 pointsActive first-party Sell us your data contact/valuation route asks for high-level inventory only.
Source: Application / seller inquiryChecked November 9, 2026
Accepted operational-data categories
Confirmed8/8 pointsExplicit SOP, QA, CRM, support, finance, logistics and project-history categories.
Source: What data we buyChecked November 9, 2026
Eligibility requirements
Partial3/6 pointsRequires proprietary meaningful operating history and rights; no fixed headcount/location threshold.
Source: Company eligibility / FAQChecked November 9, 2026
Evaluation steps/timeline
Confirmed6/6 pointsFour steps cover inquiry, valuation, proposal, authorized transfer and payment.
Source: How it worksChecked November 9, 2026
Payment transparency4 criteria, show evidence, hide evidence11/30
Seller compensation and payer
Partial5/10 pointsSelect cases DataBridge buys; others close with outside buyer. The actual payer is case-specific and incompletely stated.
Source: Company license/payer modelChecked November 9, 2026
Seller fees/commissions
Not published0/8 pointsNo buyer-placement commission, seller cost or explicit no-fee assurance found on program or general terms.
Source: Seller fees or no-fee policyChecked November 9, 2026
Payment conditions and timing
Not published0/6 pointsGeneral terms say separate signed agreement governs transfer; no public payment timing or acceptance event.
Source: Payment/acceptance processChecked November 9, 2026
Valuation/offer methodology
Confirmed6/6 pointsOfficial site lists demand, data quality, scale, uniqueness and rights as offer drivers.
Source: Valuation / pricing driversChecked November 9, 2026
Seller rights and data handling5 criteria, show evidence, hide evidence12.5/25
Data ownership/retained rights
Confirmed5/5 pointsWebsite expressly says sellers keep originals and approve scope.
Source: Ownership or retained rightsChecked November 9, 2026
Exclusivity and scope
Not published0/5 pointsNo explicit exclusivity field, duration or reseller restriction published for either pathway.
Source: Exclusivity / termChecked November 9, 2026
Permitted use/sublicensing/downstream
Partial2.5/5 pointsDirect acquisition or placement with buyers disclosed; downstream use and sublicensing depend on later transaction.
Source: Uses / downstream licensingChecked November 9, 2026
Privacy/deidentification responsibilities
Partial2.5/5 pointsSite allows redaction/exclusion and approved secure processing but lacks specific responsibility allocation.
Source: Privacy / de-identificationChecked November 9, 2026
Retention/deletion/termination/approvals
Partial2.5/5 pointsSeller approval before introduction/transfer is stated; retention and post-close deletion not specified.
Source: Data deletion / termination / approvalsChecked November 9, 2026
Evidence quality3 criteria, show evidence, hide evidence12/15
First-party documentation specificity
Partial3/6 pointsDetailed four-stage acquisition model, but no seller contract terms publicly posted.
Source: Official seller program and supporting termsChecked November 9, 2026
Freshness and access
Confirmed5/5 pointsOfficial page/terms are live; site terms effective October 20, 2026.
Source: Live seller program verificationChecked November 9, 2026
Consistency and legal counterparty
Confirmed4/4 pointsTerms identify JMR Florida Capital LLC as operator; hybrid buyer/agent role openly described, not contradictory.
Source: Legal identity / program consistencyChecked November 9, 2026
Official sources
- Program pagedatabridgecap.com
- Seller fees or no-fee policydatabridgecap.com
Sources checked November 9, 2026. Terms can change. Confirm them with DataBridge Capital before you share data or sign.
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