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Monterra AI
Last reviewed 2026-10-06
Payout estimates on Monterra's site are indicative and its own; they are not a prediction of what your company would receive.
What the provider says it does
Monterra AI says it turns existing operational datasets — such as CRM records, workflow data, ERP exports and process logs — into anonymized data products licensed to enterprise buyers, including AI labs, automation vendors, consultancies, insurers and financial firms. It says it places each dataset with whichever buyer or channel pays the best price, by direct sale or marketplace listing, and can deploy its MIRA platform to generate more data over time. These are Monterra's own statements and have not been independently verified.
- Business model
- Broker / transaction layerOperational-data productization and licensing with a revenue split
- Seller intake
- Public intake (estimate form)
- Contracting party
- Not publicly stated
- Data focus
- Company operational data
- Data types considered
- CRM recordsWorkflow dataERP exportsProcess logs
- Intended uses
- Training · Other
- Geography
- Not publicly stated
- Stated handling & privacy
- Monterra says all personally identifiable information is removed before licensing.
- Monterra says you set the consent and data-sharing scope.
- Monterra says it keeps audit trails of who accessed your data, when and why.
- Retention, deletion, resale
- Not publicly stated
- Payment / licensing model
- Provider says (reviewed 2026-10-06) you keep 75% of data-licensing revenue and Monterra takes 25%, plus a flat monthly platform fee per business with active data licensing
- Exclusivity
- Not publicly stated
- Referral program
- Unknown
Sources
- Monterra AI — Data licensing (opens in new tab)Provider website · reviewed 2026-10-06