An independent directory · 13 providers tracked
Compare ways to license your company’s data to AI.
Compare providers, deal structures, and stated data practices before sharing anything.
How it works
- 01
Describe your data at a high level.
Which systems, how many years, roughly how much — no files, no uploads.
- 02
Compare providers and their stated terms.
Business model, data focus, privacy claims and payment structure, side by side.
- 03
Contact providers directly.
Share data only after diligence and a signed agreement reviewed by counsel.
This directory summarizes public information. It does not verify a provider’s claims or guarantee acceptance, a deal, or payment.
Guide
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What to prepare at a high level — rights, sensitive records, and the terms you want.
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All 14 providers tracked
Listing order is editorial and never influenced by referral compensation. Select up to 4 to compare.
- Provider website
Principal buyer
Grepped
Says it licenses de-identified business workflow data to AI labs and research teams.
CRM & salesSupportContracts & legalFinance - Independent coverage
Marketplace
Troveo
Offers licensing of company workflow data alongside video, audio, gaming and other real-world data.
CRM & salesSupportFinanceInventory & supply chain - Provider website
Principal buyer
Polyshares
Says it licenses operational data directly from companies, pays the company, and supplies AI labs.
CommunicationsInternal documentsCRM & salesSupport - Provider website
Broker / transaction layer
SourceX
Says it manages sourcing, rights review, contracts, data preparation, delivery and payment between companies and AI developers.
SupportCodeCall recordingsCRM & sales - Provider website
Enterprise data services
Handshake AI
Says it partners with companies to license company data for frontier AI lab training and evaluation.
Internal documents - Provider website
Enterprise data services
Appen
Has a public enterprise-data offering describing licensing workflows and operational know-how.
Internal documents - Provider website
Curated data catalog
DataQuarry
Lists enterprise workflow, longitudinal healthcare, payments and specialized datasets for AI training, post-training and evaluation.
Internal documentsHealthcarePaymentsFinance - Provider website
Marketplace
Dayda
Describes a managed marketplace for proprietary AI training data across support, code, legal, healthcare, finance, sales, HR and insurance.
SupportCodeContracts & legalHealthcare - Provider website
Curated data catalog
The General Data Company
Says it licenses operational data from European companies, including document archives, structured extracts and evaluation sets.
Internal documentsStructured records - Limited public evidence
Broker / transaction layer
DataFactor
Positions itself around sourcing and licensing proprietary datasets from real businesses for AI.
Categories not publicly stated - Limited public evidence
Enterprise data services
DataOrigin
Describes sourcing, rights review, preparation and delivery of licensed data for AI training or evaluation.
Categories not publicly stated - Limited public evidence
Broker / transaction layer
Contexure
Positions itself around sourcing, clearing, anonymizing and licensing enterprise datasets.
Categories not publicly stated - Limited public evidence
Broker / transaction layer
Compound Labs
Says it sources enterprise data and negotiates AI-training rights per asset.
Categories not publicly stated - Provider website
Adjacent
SimpleClosure
Covers company data and other assets in closure or wind-down situations.
Categories not publicly stated
This directory summarizes public information. It does not verify a provider’s claims or guarantee acceptance, a deal, or payment.