Sell your company data to AI labs
Your SOPs, internal docs, support tickets and project histories show how real work gets done. AI labs license that knowledge, anonymized, to train better models.
What's my data worth? Check if your company qualifies Apply to license your data
What AI labs want
- SOPs and internal documentation
- Knowledge bases and wikis
- CRM metadata and project histories
- QA processes and support tickets
Who qualifies
- 30+ employees
- Mature, English-language operational data
- Based in Canada, the US or another Western market
What it can be worth
Our partner publicly states that companies have been paid $100K to $2M+ per approved data package. Source: partner company-referral page. Not a guarantee; approval and price depend on your data.
How it works
- Check eligibility here (2 minutes, nothing stored).
- Apply through our partner link.
- The partner reviews your data types and volume.
- Data is anonymized before any licence; you agree terms before anything moves.
Guides for Canadian companies
- How to sell company data to AI companies in Canada
How Canadian companies with 30+ employees can license anonymized operational data to AI labs: what sells, who qualifies, privacy rules and next steps. - AI training data licensing: how the deals work
Plain-language guide to AI training data licensing for Canadian businesses: licence vs sale, exclusivity, scope, anonymization, pricing and contract terms. - PIPEDA and anonymization: can you license business data for AI?
Can a Canadian business license data to AI labs under PIPEDA? What counts as personal information, the serious possibility test, and anonymization in practice. - Quebec Law 25 and anonymized data for AI training
Quebec Law 25 sets a strict standard for anonymized data. What it means for companies licensing operational data to AI labs, and how to prepare. - How much is your company data worth to AI companies?
What drives the price of a company data licence for AI training: volume, history, uniqueness, rights and cleanliness. Sourced ranges for Canadian businesses.