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Research 25 organisations with published programmes, including:
Public figures, with their context kept attached. Reviewed 19 October 2026.
Bars show evidence coverage, not relative prices or demand. Examples span different rights, dates and transaction statuses.
Advertised ranges, provider reports and programme terms are different types of evidence. These figures are not a market median.
Every buyer has its own requirements. Match the collection, rights and format before sharing a sample.
The payment is only part of an offer. Exclusivity, onward sharing and acceptance can change what you receive and what you give up.
A consistent datasheet makes it easier for counterparties to review the same opportunity and answer the same questions.
Describe what you hold and review relevant public evidence.
Decide whether to approach a buyer directly or use a representative.
Resolve rights, document quality and prepare a reviewed sample.
Review the same scope, permitted uses and commercial terms.
Sign the approved terms, transfer securely and track acceptance and payment.
Keep the transaction type, status and source beside each amount.
An anonymous roofing-company case study reports an exclusive, perpetual license to operational records. The company name and transaction date are not public.
Polyshares selected case studies ↗Polyshares lists a global marketing agency's operational archive among its purchased records. The disclosed rights are exclusive and perpetual; the seller remains anonymous.
Polyshares selected case studies ↗The bankruptcy auction notice names Google as successful bidder for de-identified data, subject to court approval. This filing alone does not establish a completed transfer or payment.
Spirit Aviation, Docket 1463: notice of auction results ↗Turn six preparation questions into an action list. This is not legal clearance.
Open tool →Compare net proceeds and record contract differences. The larger number is not automatically the better deal.
Open tool →Create a downloadable Markdown datasheet from high-level, non-confidential descriptions.
Open tool →A local demonstration of narrow email and phone pattern replacement, with explicit limitations.
Open tool →Calculate days remaining to a deadline you have verified with your provider or adviser.
Open tool →Get a preparation checklist for your data category, without unverified eligibility or price claims.
Open tool →Read the buyer’s own statements, separate advertised ranges from completed transactions, and keep the rights attached to every comparison.
Read the market briefing →Company records, source code, footage, speech, archives and structured datasets. Start with the collection and its rights.
Get your estimate report →Prepare the modality, coverage, permitted use and acceptance criteria before approaching a supplier.
Build an acquisition brief →Start by documenting what you hold and your right to license it. Prepare a high-level datasheet, identify relevant counterparties through official channels, review samples and terms, and agree delivery and payment before transferring the collection.
There is no reliable universal rate. Usefulness, rights, quality, volume and licence scope all matter. The estimate report shows source-labelled advertised benchmarks where supported and explains uncertainty. The separate scenario calculator models numbers you provide. Neither predicts an actual offer.
Possession of an export is not enough. Review ownership, privacy, confidentiality, contracts and platform restrictions. Exclude material you cannot lawfully share, and obtain appropriate professional advice.
No. This build processes tool inputs in your browser and offers local downloads. Use non-confidential descriptions and synthetic examples, especially in the limited redaction demo.
No. Sell Data to AI Labs is an educational resource with preparation tools. It does not operate an intake service, negotiate transactions or guarantee a sale.