For company owners
If your company has 20+ employees, 3+ years of history and works in email, chat, CRM and project systems, AI buyers may pay to license a copy of your operating records. Published ranges are each buyer's own figures, checked on the date shown. They are not an offer, quote, valuation, or guarantee of payment. AIData.Broker's compilation of public figures puts the median published offer at about $280,000 per company and the median public sale at about $31,600 — most companies should expect an actual offer, if any, only after a buyer reviews a metadata-only manifest, and it may be below published ranges or none at all. Nothing is sent to find out.
The process in four steps
- Fit check + 7-minute interview — systems, years, headcount, rights. No uploads.
- Metadata-only manifest — counts and years, never raw records.
- Buyer review and offers — buyers respond to the manifest; you see terms before deciding.
- You decide — sign a licence directly with a buyer, or walk away. Owners keep ownership.
Start with the fit check
Going to one buyer alone means negotiating against a single price. Start here instead: book the 7-minute fit interview, build one metadata-only manifest, and let the buyers you fit review the same manifest. Book the fit interview
Check whether your company fits
Start with the licence-focused guide and booking on our sister publication — or book the interview directly.
The licence terms library (license vs sale, term vs perpetual, exclusivity) lives at licensemydatatoai.com — one editorial link, as our network linking rules allow per page.
Cite this entry: Best Data for AI. “For Company Owners — Your Records May Be Licensable.” Content reviewed 10 November 2026. Figures on this page are published buyer ranges with sources and check dates shown — they are not offers.