How we operate
What we will and will not do
- Begin everything under NDA.
- Treat every range as an estimate, never as an offer.
- Hold everything until you approve a sample.
- Replace names and identifiers with placeholders.
- Ask for your passwords or take your original files.
- Charge you a fee.
- Advise on whether licensing is legal for your business.
Reach us
Talk to someone directly
The fastest route is the estimate, which leads to a call within minutes. For anything else, write directly.
Our work
Real business records are licensed by AI labs to train and evaluate models. From the inside, inboxes, tickets and project files rarely look like an asset. We keep the first step easy: a quick estimate with an indicative range, then a call from a License Your Data specialist, our licensing partner, to set up a 15-minute conversation.
If you go further, License Your Data prepares a de-identified copy of the records you agreed to, you approve a sample, and buyers license that copy.
The companies we serve
Leaders of established companies, typically 20 or more full-time employees and 3 or more years in business, with their work stored in business software. Smaller teams with a long history may qualify as well.
It spans a broad mix of businesses, including builders, engineering firms, service companies, manufacturers, medical practices and law practices. When a team has used business software for years, the estimate is the quickest way to see if its records might qualify.
Our partner, License Your Data
License Your Data is the partner that handles licensing with us. Its specialists make the first call, hold the 15-minute conversation, prepare the de-identified copy and arrange the licence with buyers. When you submit an estimate, your details go to License Your Data so a specialist can call you. Our privacy policy explains what is shared and why.
What a good result looks like
A clear range, an honest talk and a choice you are comfortable making. Sometimes that is a license covering a small part of your records. Sometimes the right answer is not to proceed. Either is fine with us.