10-person law firm, 2 years of data
We put your company in front of all 8 primary AI labs and make them bid. You keep ownership of your data, and there’s no upfront fee.
10-person law firm, 2 years of data
25-person real estate company
40-person trucking company, 8 years of records
Term sheet
$110,000
10-person law firm, 2 years of data
Schedule A: evaluation materials “Systems inventory / metadata”, evaluation period “Ten days from the Effective Date”, agreed fee “$110,000”.
Written offer by email
$455,259
25-person real estate company
“Appreciate your patience here. We’re able to offer $455,259 for a one-time license of [redacted]’s data. Let me know if this works and I’ll get the licensing agreement sent over.”
License agreement
$700,000
40-person trucking company, 8 years of records
Data specifications: fee “$700,000”, delivery “On or before November 30, 2026”, deidentification required, 36-month exclusivity, net 60 days.
Not sure you fit? The check takes about 2 minutes.
We put your data in front of every lab that fits, then let them bid until the price stops climbing.
Example deal. After our success fee, the owner nets about $623,000.
| Item | Direct | DataGold |
|---|---|---|
| Labs | One | All 8 that fit |
| Price | First offer | Bid up |
| Terms | Theirs | Negotiated |
| Paperwork | On you | On us |
| Cost | $0 | $0 upfront, fee only on a deal |
We know what each lab is buying now, and we go straight to their deal teams.
We bring labs a steady flow of datasets, so they compete for ours and give us their best terms.
We negotiate exclusivity, payment timing and privacy for you. One owner alone can’t.
We look at your software, message counts and data size. No files, no passwords, no records.
The lab makes a written offer from that summary alone. Nothing leaves your business until you accept a price.
Sensitive and personal data is removed, and you review the anonymized set before anything is submitted.
Paid directly by the AI lab on delivery of the approved dataset.
No. You share basic details: your website, a rough employee count, the tools your team uses and how far back your records go. No files, no passwords and no records until you have accepted an offer.
AI labs need real business data they can’t get from the public internet. The way your team handles decisions, handoffs and outcomes in tools like Slack, HubSpot or email is rarely published, so labs pay to license it.
There is no standard price. Our examples range from $110,000 for a 10-person law firm to $700,000 for a 40-person trucking company. Those are individual results before fees, not a guarantee. The labs decide what to offer.
There is no upfront fee and no ongoing charge. We earn a success fee only when a deal closes, and you pay nothing if you don’t qualify or decide not to proceed.
You keep it. A license gives the lab defined use rights for an agreed scope and term, and ownership stays with your company. If a lab asks for exclusivity, its scope, length and price are negotiated separately and need your approval.
Any system where your team’s work leaves records: business email and chat, CRM and sales workflows, support tickets, project files, SOPs and knowledge bases, finance workflows, and meeting recordings. Not every dataset qualifies; labs look at rights, privacy, quality, scale and uniqueness.
No. Our example offers went to a law firm, a real estate company and a trucking company. What matters is 20+ desk staff, 3+ years in operation and 5+ data sources.
Sensitive and personal data is removed before anything is submitted, and you review and approve the anonymized set first. Nothing leaves your company until you have accepted a price.
Payment terms in writing before any introduction. Paid only on completed, qualifying deals.
For companies with 20+ desk staff, 3+ years in operation and 5+ data sources.
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