Your company's data could be worth $100,000 or more.
AI companies pay established businesses to license their everyday business data to train AI. Answer a few quick questions and we'll tell you which buyers fit your company.
See if my company qualifies How it works
Free. About a minute. Nothing binding.
$100K–$4M+
Paid by AI companies for company data*
micro1 has committed $1 billion over the next year to licensing company data.
- Free for youBuyers pay our referral fee. You never pay us.
- You stay in controlYou choose what's shared. Nothing is binding until you sign.
- Your data is de-identifiedAnd confidential. It goes straight to the buyer, only if you agree; we never touch it.
What buyers pay for
- Procedures and checklists
- Project and job files
- Tickets and service histories
- CRM notes
- Internal documents
- Email and chat
The paperwork you already have. You choose what is included.
How it works
- Tell us about your companyA few questions, about a minute.
- See which buyers fitRight away. We make the introductions you approve.
- Get an offerThe buyer reviews a sample and names a price.
- You decideWhat's included, and whether to sign. The buyer pays you directly.
Do you qualify?
| Size | About 20 or more employees |
|---|---|
| History | Three years or more |
| Ownership | Privately owned, U.S.-based |
| Also | Companies winding down or recently closed |
Banks and credit unions, law firms, healthcare groups, contractors, engineering and architecture firms, logistics, insurance agencies, property managers.
Questions
What's the catch?
There's no cost to you. Buyers pay our referral fee if you sign with them. The real catch is fit: not every company qualifies, and the buyer sets the price after seeing a sample.
How much would my company be paid?
Buyers publish ranges from $100,000 to over $4 million. The buyer sets your amount after reviewing a sample. It depends on your size, industry, and which data you include, so we can't promise a number on their behalf.
How much work is this for me?
Very little to start: a few questions on this page. If a buyer is interested, their team works out with you what to share and de-identifies it. You never have to hand over anything you don't want to.
Is this legitimate?
Yes. You can read the buyers' own programs before talking to us: micro1, Handshake, and Turing's Project Lazarus. Handshake reports $250M paid out to its partners.
What about confidential or regulated data?
It stays out. What you share is scoped with you, de-identified, and kept confidential under the buyer's agreement, and you agree what's included before anything is shared.
What do buyers do with the data?
They use it to train and test AI models on how real work gets done. Each buyer's agreement says exactly how your data may be used.
Why not go to the buyer directly?
You can. Buyers want different sizes, industries, and kinds of data. We tell you which ones fit and handle the introductions, so you aren't researching and pitching each one yourself.
How did you get my email?
From public business registries and commercial business-contact databases. Reply "stop" to any of our emails, or email us here, and we won't write again. See our privacy notice.
Get started
Find out in about a minute which buyers fit your company. Free, and nothing is binding.
Prefer email? hello@bridgedataadvisory.com
Bridge Data Advisory is an independent referrer, not affiliated with or acting for micro1, Handshake, Turing, or any other buyer. Buyers may pay us a referral fee when a company we introduce signs with them.
* Ranges published by Handshake, micro1, and Turing, October 2026. Estimates, not offers: each buyer sets its amount after reviewing a sample, and not every company qualifies.