check_data_readiness
0–100 readiness score with a factor-by-factor breakdown, likely buyer types, red flags and next steps.
Free tool · ChatGPT plugin
MAX Data Value Check: can your business data be licensed to AI?
By Andrew Smart, founder of MON$TER · About
Short answer: often yes — if you have years of consistent records, new data arriving every day, and the rights to license it with personal information removed. MAX Data Value Check scores that readiness in about a minute, names the buyer types that want your kind of data, and flags what to fix first.
No sign-inMultiple-choice onlyNothing storedSEC-sourced examples
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Use it inside ChatGPT
MAX Data Value Check is built as a ChatGPT plugin so business owners can ask in plain English — "Could my trucking company license its fleet data to AI companies?" — and get the score, buyer types and checklist right in the chat. Directory listing status: in preparation for OpenAI review. Developers can connect the server now in ChatGPT developer mode:
https://monsterdata.ai/mcp (Streamable HTTP · no authentication · read-only)
get_data_rights_checklist
Ownership, contract, privacy-policy, vendor-terms and de-identification steps, plus the privacy laws to review.
list_public_data_licensing_disclosures
Public companies whose SEC filings mention AI data licensing, with direct sec.gov links.
explain_data_licensing_term
Plain-English definitions: recurring vs one-time license, exclusive vs non-exclusive, de-identification, data room and more.
Public companies already disclosing AI data licensing
From our weekly SEC EDGAR full-text search (41 companies as of 2026-10-12). A match means a filing mentions data licensing — not that a deal closed. Full tracker →
| Company | Latest filing | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Sports Entertainment Gaming Global Corp | 2026-10-08 | Filing |
| IDT CORP | 2026-09-29 | Filing |
| FreeCast, Inc. | 2026-09-28 | Filing |
| ConnectM Technology Solutions, Inc. | 2026-09-23 | Filing |
| Veradigm Inc. | 2026-09-15 | Filing |
| CHAMPIONS ONCOLOGY, INC. | 2026-09-11 | Filing |
| Planet Labs PBC | 2026-09-03 | Filing |
| Morningstar, Inc. | 2026-08-25 | Filing |
What buyers look for
- Depth: multiple years of consistent records.
- Freshness: new data every day, which makes a renewing license possible.
- Scale: enough records to be useful — smaller businesses often join pooled datasets.
- Clean rights: clear ownership, contracts that allow it, and personal information removed.
Two public examples from SEC filings: Reddit disclosed data licensing arrangements with an aggregate contract value of $203.0 million (S-1, 2024), and Shutterstock reported its data, distribution and services offering was 16% of 2023 revenue (10-K). These are large companies — context, not an estimate for yours.
Privacy & support
The tool takes multiple-choice answers only and does not store them. It never asks for names, contact details, patient information, account numbers or your data. See the Privacy Policy and Terms. Questions or problems: [email protected] or Contact. MAX Data Value Check is not made or endorsed by OpenAI.
FAQ
What does MAX Data Value Check do?
It scores how ready a business's operational data is to be licensed to AI developers and other data buyers, shows the buyer types most likely to want those records, flags privacy and consent risks, and gives a rights checklist. It also lists public companies whose SEC filings mention AI data licensing.
Does it tell me what my data is worth in dollars?
No. It measures readiness, not price. Real value depends on your rights, data quality, buyer demand and negotiated written terms. The only dollar figures it shows are sourced from public SEC filings by large companies, labeled as context, not an estimate for you.
What information does it collect?
Only multiple-choice answers such as industry, employee range, years of records and data types. It never asks for your name, contact details, patient information, account numbers or the data itself, and it does not store your answers.
Is this legal advice?
No. Results are general information. Talk to your own attorney before licensing any data, especially if it contains personal or health information.
Who runs it?
Monster Data Agents LLC, the company behind MON$TER (monsterdata.ai). It is not made or endorsed by OpenAI.