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DataVendor
Marketplace for private code and technical datasets.
Our verdict
Mainly for companies with private code repositories, software projects and technical task data rather than broad business archives. Its listing examples of $68K to $220K are asking prices, not completed sales. Confirm who you contract with, since its legal pages point to HUD.ai, along with the platform fee and license terms.
The official program opens on datavendor.ai. You can apply there directly.
At a glance
- Data accepted
- Software engineering
- Projects and workflows
- Who qualifies
- Own/licensable private technical assets; quality checks via platform; size/geography not published
- How payment works
- You are paid when a buyer purchases your listing. Platform fees, the paying entity and payment timing are not published.See fees and timing
- Important contract consideration
The contracting entity is unclear, and fees, exclusivity and data deletion terms are not published.
See rights and exclusivity
- Official program
- Documented on the company's own site
- Seller intake
- Active 'Start selling' and marketplace intake
- Buyer budget
- Not independently verified
- Completed deals
- Not independently verified
Data and eligibility
- What they ask for
- Private code repositories with history, software projects, tasksets, RL environments and company technical context
- Data types
- Software engineering
- Projects and workflows
Grouped by DataDeals from the program's own description.
- Systems named
- No specific systems named
- Who qualifies
- Own/licensable private technical assets; quality checks via platform; size/geography not published
- Closed or winding-down companies
- Not stated
Money and deal structure
- How you are paid
- You are paid when a buyer purchases your listing. Platform fees, the paying entity and payment timing are not published.
- Seller fees and commissions
- No seller fee or platform take rate published on reviewed first-party pages.
- Payment timing
- No payment deadline, acceptance tests or remittance schedule specified.
- Advertised compensation
- Sample listings $68K–$220K are asking/listing examples, not verified closed deals or guaranteed offers
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
License exclusivity, duration and field not publicly specified.
- Ownership of original data
- Seller lists private assets; ownership retention after license not expressly described.
- Permitted AI use and sublicensing
- AI training/evaluation buyers are described; buyer resale and derivatives not constrained publicly.
- Privacy and de-identification
- Site provides no detailed seller-side anonymization, sensitive-data or rights-clearing process.
- Retention, deletion and termination
- No published seller dataset deletion/retention, revocation or termination policy.
Score and evidence
16 criteria, each checked against the organization's own public pages: 4 confirmed, 7 partial, 5 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 pointsOfficial 'Start selling' and asset estimator routes exist.
Source: Seller-specific application/contact routeChecked November 9, 2026
Accepted operational-data categories
Confirmed8/8 pointsPrivate repos, Git history, software projects, tasksets, RL environments and technical context accepted.
Source: Accepted operational-data categoriesChecked November 9, 2026
Eligibility requirements
Partial3/6 pointsSeller must control licensable technical assets; no universal headcount/geography published.
Source: Eligibility requirementsChecked November 9, 2026
Evaluation steps/timeline
Confirmed6/6 pointsInventory connection, automated quality checks, listing, buyer matching and purchase flow.
Source: Evaluation steps/timelineChecked November 9, 2026
Payment transparency4 criteria, show evidence, hide evidence8/30
Seller compensation and payer
Partial5/10 pointsSite says seller is paid when buyer purchases; legal payer/escrow arrangement unclear.
Source: Seller compensation and payerChecked November 9, 2026
Seller fees/commissions
Not published0/8 pointsNo seller fee or platform take rate published on reviewed first-party pages.
Source: Seller fees/commissionsChecked November 9, 2026
Payment conditions and timing
Not published0/6 pointsNo payment deadline, acceptance tests or remittance schedule specified.
Source: Payment conditions and timingChecked November 9, 2026
Valuation/offer methodology
Partial3/6 pointsEstimator and sample listing prices exist; factors beyond quality/buyer fit are limited.
Caveat: Marketing values, sample listings and estimates are not verified closed transactions.
Source: Valuation/offer methodologyChecked November 9, 2026
Seller rights and data handling5 criteria, show evidence, hide evidence5/25
Data ownership/retained rights
Partial2.5/5 pointsSeller lists private assets; ownership retention after license not expressly described.
Source: Data ownership/retained rightsChecked November 9, 2026
Exclusivity and scope
Not published0/5 pointsLicense exclusivity, duration and field not publicly specified.
Source: Exclusivity and scopeChecked November 9, 2026
Permitted use/sublicensing/downstream
Partial2.5/5 pointsAI training/evaluation buyers are described; buyer resale and derivatives not constrained publicly.
Source: Permitted use/sublicensing/downstreamChecked November 9, 2026
Privacy/deidentification responsibilities
Not published0/5 pointsSite provides no detailed seller-side anonymization, sensitive-data or rights-clearing process.
Source: Privacy/deidentification responsibilitiesChecked November 9, 2026
Retention/deletion/termination/approvals
Not published0/5 pointsNo published seller dataset deletion/retention, revocation or termination policy.
Source: Retention/deletion/termination/approvalsChecked November 9, 2026
Evidence quality3 criteria, show evidence, hide evidence10/15
First-party documentation specificity
Partial3/6 pointsDetailed technical marketplace flow but no seller contract; examples are unverified asking prices.
Source: First-party documentation specificityChecked November 9, 2026
Freshness and access
Confirmed5/5 pointsOfficial marketplace and process page accessible at review.
Source: Freshness and accessChecked November 9, 2026
Consistency and legal counterparty
Partial2/4 pointsSite says 'Provided by HUD.ai' and links HUD legal pages; exact seller contract party unresolved.
Caveat: Additional first-party page: https://docs.datavendor.ai/
Source: Consistency and legal counterpartyChecked November 9, 2026
Official sources
- Program pagedatavendor.ai
Sources checked November 9, 2026. Terms can change. Confirm them with DataVendor before you share data or sign.
DataDeals is free for sellers and may receive referral fees from buyers. Commercial relationships do not affect DataDeals Scores. Read the methodology
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