What's your company data worth?
AI labs and Wall Street buyers are paying businesses for anonymized operational data. Answer 6 quick questions to see where you land in the ranges buyers publish. Then Max gets you a real number.
How many employees does your company have?
Full-time and part-time. A guess is fine.
How many years have you been in business?
Usually the same as how many years of records you have.
Does your team run on business software every day?
CRM, POS, scheduling, dispatch, ERP, practice management, ticketing…
About how many customers have you served?
All-time. Businesses or consumers.
Does new data keep coming in every day?
New orders, jobs, calls, tickets, transactions.
Where is your company headquartered?
Buyers prioritize US companies, then Canada and Europe.
Estimate only, based on published buyer ranges ($50K–$1M one-time, $300K–$3M/yr recurring). Not an offer. Real numbers depend on your actual data, buyer review and a signed agreement. All data is anonymized with no personal information before any buyer sees it.
Max, our data agent, texts you a few questions and gets you a free valuation. No email, no obligation.
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How the estimate works
Buyers pay more for data that is big (more staff, more customers), deep (years of history), structured (it lives in business software) and fresh (new data every day). Fresh data is what makes a recurring license possible, and recurring is where the bigger money is. Location matters too: buyers prioritize US companies, then Canada and Europe.
FAQ
How much is my company's data worth to AI buyers?
Published buyer ranges run $50K–$1M for a one-time sale and $300K–$3M per year for a recurring license. Where you land depends on company size, years of history, customer count, whether the data lives in business software, whether new data arrives daily, and where you are headquartered.
Is the estimate an offer?
No. It is an estimate based on published ranges. A real number comes from a free valuation of your actual data and every deal depends on buyer review and a signed agreement.
Do I have to upload data or give an email?
No. The estimate needs no email and no data. If you want a real number, Max texts you a few questions.
What happens next
Max texts you a few questions, checks fit with our vetted buyer network, and gets you a free valuation. You never upload anything to get a number, and nothing is shared until you sign. See how it works or try the quick 3-question calculator.