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Your operating history could have a buyer.

Explore AI data licensing for the work your business already documents.

Service records, completed projects, technical decisions, and internal expertise can be useful to AI developers. We help you describe what you have and identify a route for review.

Estimate your data’s value
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Start with the records behind your work.

A useful collection explains a problem, the action taken, and the outcome. These are starting points for review.

Jobs and service histories

Work orders linked to diagnosis, dispatch, repair decisions, inspections, and follow-up. Repeated work can reveal how your team handles exceptions.

Projects and technical decisions

Project plans, revisions, reviews, and completed deliverables. The context around a change may be as useful as the final file.

Support and resolutions

Completed tickets connected to troubleshooting notes and the final resolution. Any proposed scope needs a review of private and third-party information.

Original operating knowledge

Training manuals, procedures, technical documentation, and internal knowledge that your organization has the right to license.

Understand the different types of data

What does that look like in your industry?

Explore the records, typical systems, and preparation questions in six kinds of business.

Property managementField servicesLogistics & distributionProfessional servicesHospitalityConstruction
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Volume is one part of the review.

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What the records explain, the history they cover, and the rights you hold all affect whether a conversation makes sense.

  • Context: Can you connect the request, the decisions, and the result?
  • History: Do you have repeated examples across a meaningful period?
  • Permissions: Can you identify who owns the material and who can approve its use?
  • Practical access: Can the relevant records be identified without handing over every system?

Buyer requirements differ. A smaller specialist business may need a different route from a large operational archive.

Prepare a useful inventory

Published deal evidence

Ordinary business records.
Documented commercial interest.

Licensing providers report completed deals across service and operating businesses.

These examples show why an owner might explore the opportunity. Read the terms alongside the amounts: a perpetual exclusive license is a different commitment from a limited license.

Read the cases and their limits

Published operational-data deal amounts

Five selected completed deals reported by the licensing providers, in U.S. dollars.

  1. Marketing agencyPerpetual, exclusive$110,000
  2. Solar companyPerpetual, exclusive$275,000
  3. General contractorPerpetual, exclusive$300,000
  4. Logistics businessDuration and exclusivity undisclosed$350,000
  5. Roofing companyPerpetual, exclusive$450,000

Provider-reported examples, not independently verified or North Fox outcomes. Polyshares describes perpetual exclusive licenses; Red Deer does not disclose these terms. These are not typical prices or expected earnings.

Polyshares and Red Deer Data; checked 2026-10-23. Read the research and sources.

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BusinessReported amount (USD)Disclosed terms
Marketing agency$110,000Perpetual, exclusive
Solar company$275,000Perpetual, exclusive
General contractor$300,000Perpetual, exclusive
Logistics business$350,000Duration and exclusivity undisclosed
Roofing company$450,000Perpetual, exclusive

From a first question to an introduction.

The initial review is free. You approve a named introduction separately.

  1. Describe your records.

    Tell us what your organization does, the systems you use, and how much history you hold. A broad description is enough to begin.

  2. Review the opportunity.

    Speak directly with Neil about possible buyers, ownership questions, and the people who need to approve a deal.

  3. Decide whether to proceed.

    Approve a named introduction when you are ready. The licensing company reviews the material and proposes its terms.

What to look for in an offer

Prepare for the business conversation.

Practical guides to the records, rights, and decisions behind an AI data deal.

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Find out what you have.

Start with a planning estimate, or tell Neil about your organization. Your first review is free.

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