AI labs are licensing real-world business data such as emails, project files, drawings, and work records to train their models. Qualifying companies, including ones that have closed, can receive substantial licensing payments for data they already have.
See if your company qualifiesFree. No obligation. Takes about 3 minutes.
I'm a local point of contact. I help you figure out whether your data is a fit, then connect you directly with the buyer's evaluation team.
Answer a few questions below about your company and your data. I'll review it and follow up personally, usually within one business day.
If it looks like a fit, you register directly with the data buyer. Their team reviews your data and walks you through what it may be worth.
If they make an offer, you review the terms with your own advisors. Nothing is shared until you sign and approve it. You can walk away at any point.
Especially firms with years of drawings, project files, and documented workflows.
This is the first question every owner asks, and it should be. Buyers want to learn how work gets done, not who your customers are.
You choose what to include. Personal and sensitive information such as customer names, health, and financial details is removed before data is used, either by you, by the buyer, or by a third-party anonymization firm. The buyer's team explains their exact process, and you can have your attorney review everything before you agree to anything.
Five questions about your data, plus your contact info. I'll review it personally and get back to you.
I'm Andy, based in St. Charles, MO. I've spent years helping businesses set up equipment and systems, and I'd rather meet you in person than send another automated email. Call or text [YOUR PHONE], or email hello@gatewaydatapartners.com.
No. There's no fee to you at any stage. The buyer pays the licensing fee to your company.
It depends on company size, the type of data, and how many years it covers. Buyers give a real estimate after their evaluation. Nothing is promised until you have a signed offer in hand.
Established AI data companies that supply training data to major AI labs. If you're a fit, you'll register and deal with them directly.
It varies. Smaller, organized companies can move fairly quickly. Larger companies, or ones with legal or ownership questions, take longer. The buyer's team will give you a realistic timeline.
Often, yes. Closed companies are a strong fit if the owner still controls the records and the right to license them.
No. I'm an independent referral partner. I may receive a referral fee from the buyer if a deal closes, and it never reduces what your company is paid.