MON$TERData
The Data X-Ray · free · runs on your device

X-ray your office computer. See the money inside.

Point your phone at any work computer. The X-ray lights up the business data files sitting inside it, and what files like them license for. Published buyer ranges run up to $3 million a year.

No signupWorks on your phoneNothing uploadedSave your X-ray as a picture

Drag the lens across the laptop

Every file you uncover adds to the total. Then tap Use my camera and try it on the computer in front of you.

What you are looking at

Live data · renews every year

Invoices, customer history, jobs, tickets, orders and bookings. New records arrive every day, so the same data can be licensed again and again. Published range: $300K to $3M a year.

Archives · one-time

Years of closed records, playbooks, customer conversations and spreadsheets. The history a business already has. Published range: $50K to $1M.

What it is, plainly

A picture of what a working computer holds, priced with example values. It does not open or read your files, and your camera video never leaves your device. Max gets you a real number.

How to use it

  1. Watch the demoIt starts on its own: a shop laptop with the X-ray lens sweeping across it.
  2. Tap Use my cameraAllow the camera, then point your phone at any laptop or monitor.
  3. Sweep the lensDrag the lens over the computer and each file you uncover adds to the total. Or switch Reveal to Whole computer.
  4. Fit it to your businessSet your team size and years of records. The files re-price on the same curve as our 60-second estimate.
  5. Save it and text MaxSave your X-ray as a picture, then text Max for a free valuation of your actual data.

Buyers want how you run, not who you serve

You keep ownership

Your data is licensed, not sold. You keep using it exactly like you do today, and nothing is shared until you sign a written agreement you approve.

People come out first

Names, phone numbers and emails are removed before any buyer sees anything. Watch that happen on a sample file in The Vault →

Want the numbers without the camera? Run the 60-second estimate. Same published ranges, six quick questions.

What is inside yours?

Text Max, our data agent. A few questions by text, a free valuation, no obligation. Nothing is shared until you sign.

Text Max (435) 233-0843 →

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Data X-Ray FAQ

What is the Data X-Ray?

A free camera tool. Point your phone at a laptop or monitor and it draws an X-ray over the computer on your screen: the kinds of business data files a working computer holds, each labeled with what files like it license for. A demo plays first, so you can see it before you turn on your camera.

Does it read the files on my computer?

No. It never opens, reads or connects to your computer. It recognizes that a computer is in the picture and shows the kinds of files a business computer typically holds. The dollar figures are examples, not a scan of your data.

Where do the dollar figures come from?

From published buyer ranges for business data: $50K to $1M for a one-time sale and $300K to $3M a year for a recurring license. The X-ray uses the same curve as our 60-second estimate and splits it across ten kinds of files. Move the team-size and years sliders to fit it to your business.

Is my camera video uploaded?

No. The video is processed on your own device and never leaves it. Turn on Show tracking data and you can watch the count of network requests since the camera turned on. It stays at zero.

What kinds of data are worth money?

Data a business creates by operating: invoices and payments, customer history, jobs and work orders, support tickets and call logs, orders and inventory, schedules, plus years of closed records and playbooks. Data that refreshes every day can be licensed again each year. Archives are usually a one-time sale.

Do I lose my data or my customers' privacy?

No. Data is licensed, not sold, and you keep ownership. Names, phone numbers and emails are removed before any buyer sees anything. You can watch that step happen on a sample file in The Vault.

How do I get a real number?

Text Max, our data agent. A few questions by text and a free valuation, with no upload and no obligation. Nothing is shared until you sign a written agreement you approve.