micro1
Crunchbase lists micro1 as based in Palo Alto. This is secondary company context, not evidence of current data buying or licensing or of seller eligibility. Crunchbase (opens in new tab)
Revenue figures on micro1's page are its own marketing figures, not a prediction of what your company would receive. Acceptance is not guaranteed.
What the provider says it does
micro1 says it helps companies monetize operational data and business workflows through data licensing. It describes a four-step process: an assessment, an evaluation of whether your company is a fit, a discovery call about your data and privacy requirements, and — if approved — a partnership agreement. micro1 says compensation is based on the quality, uniqueness and value of the data. These are micro1's own statements and have not been independently verified.
- Business model
- Company-data partnershipCompany-data partnership / operational-data licensing
- Seller intake
- Public partnership intake
- Contracting party
- Not publicly stated
- Data focus
- Company operational data and business workflows
- Data types considered
- SOPsKnowledge basesInternal documentationCRM dataProject historiesQA processesDecision-making patternsHuman feedback on AI outputs
- Intended uses
- Training
- Geography
- Not publicly stated
- Stated handling & privacy
- micro1 says the approved data scope and boundaries are defined together before any participation.
- micro1 says security and confidentiality standards, and anonymization and redaction requirements, are agreed in advance.
- micro1 says your internal approval processes and permissions are defined before participation.
- Retention, deletion, resale
- Not publicly stated
- Payment / licensing model
- Provider says compensation is based on the quality, uniqueness and value of the data
- Exclusivity
- Not publicly stated
- Referral program
- Not publicly confirmed
Sources
- micro1 — Data partnerships (opens in new tab)Provider website · reviewed 2026-10-06