Sell-side broker for company data

Sell your company's data to the highest bidder.

Bright Info puts your record in front of every serious AI data buyer at once. They bid, you pick. Deals run $100K to $4M+, and you keep your business and your data.

See what your data is worth How the bidding works

Two-minute intake. Nothing leaves your systems until you accept an offer.

Bid round 2 of 2

Illustrative example

Slack · 9 years CRM · 40K records Support tickets Email · 6 years

Agent-training environment builder 2-year license · non-exclusive
$585,000
AI data vendor 3-year license · non-exclusive
$540,000
Expert-data company Perpetual · exclusive
$610,000
Data marketplace Revenue share · non-exclusive
$120K + 40%
Wind-down data buyer Outright purchase
$310,000

Every offer shows price, license term, exclusivity and who de-identifies the data. You choose. Or walk away.

When Spirit Airlines' records went to auction in bankruptcy, a second bidder raised the offer from $10M to $12.5M. That's what competition does.

+25% from one competing bid

[N] buyers invited per process

One buyer means one price. Theirs.

Buyers who come to you directly set the price, the term and the deadline. Most of them resell your data to AI labs and keep the difference. Here is what changes when they have to compete.

Term	Selling to one buyer	Selling with Bright Info
Offers	One	Every qualified buyer, in sealed rounds
Who sets the price	The buyer	The market
License	Often perpetual and exclusive	Bounded term, field of use, resale rights kept
De-identification	Done by the buyer, after transfer	Independent partner you approve, before anything moves
End buyer	Undisclosed	Category disclosed in every offer
Timeline	Offer expires in 14 days	Your schedule

How it works

Four steps to the best check.

01
Scope your record

Tell us your systems and history. We estimate a range and list the buyers we would invite. Nothing leaves your systems.
02
Package and protect

An independent partner you approve strips names, customers and accounts. HR, health and client-held data stay out by default.
03
Run the bid

Buyers see a sample and a data sheet, then bid in sealed rounds on price, term, exclusivity and use.
04
Pick and get paid

You choose the offer, or none. We paper the license and hold the buyer to its payment terms.

What buyers pay for

The working record of your business.

AI labs need real decisions, escalations and handoffs to train agents. Years of history and visible reasoning move the price more than raw volume.

We invite AI data vendors, agent-training environment builders, data marketplaces and lab partnership programs into every process.

Team chatSlack, Microsoft Teams
EmailGmail, Outlook archives
CRM historyHubSpot, Salesforce
Support ticketsZendesk, Intercom, Freshdesk
Code and ticketsGitHub, GitLab, Jira, Linear
Docs and drivesGoogle Drive, Notion, SharePoint
Call recordingsSales and support calls
Finance and ERPQuickBooks, NetSuite exports

What data sells for

Published market ranges, 2026.

Ranges buyers and court filings have disclosed this year. Your number depends on history, systems and how much reasoning the record shows.

Closing startups $10K–$100K Per company, for workspace and code archives of shutting-down startups.

Operating companies, 20–500 staff $100K–$4M Per license, from buyers’ published partnership ranges.

Large enterprises $7.5M–$12.5M Bids for Spirit Airlines’ records in its 2026 bankruptcy auction.

Terms we fight for

Price is half the deal.

A higher number on a perpetual exclusive license can be worth less than a lower one you can sell again. We negotiate both.

License, not saleYou keep ownership and the right to use your data as before.
Bounded term and field of useA set number of years, for AI training only, so you can license again.
No re-identificationBuyers commit not to re-link data to people, intentionally or by negligence.
Limits on onward transferResale only to approved categories of buyer, disclosed to you.
Raw copies deletedUnprocessed data destroyed within 30 days of delivery.
Sensitive data excludedHR files, health records and data you hold for clients stay out by default.

We get paid when you do.

[YOUR FEE], taken only from a closed deal. No retainer, no listing fee, nothing if you walk away.

See what your data is worth

Questions owners ask first.

Are you a buyer or a broker?

A broker. We work for you, not the buyer. Buyers compete for your data and we negotiate the terms on your side.

Why not just take the offer I already have?

Bring it. A standing offer is the floor of the auction. If no one beats it, you lose nothing.

Who are the buyers?

AI data vendors, agent-training environment builders, data marketplaces and lab partnership programs. Every offer says which category the end buyer is in.

Is it legal to sell my company’s data?

Usually, with care. We check employee notices, customer contracts, union agreements and software terms before anything goes to market. Your counsel signs off.

What about my employees’ and customers’ privacy?

Identifying fields are removed by an independent partner you approve before any buyer sees the record. Sensitive categories are excluded by default.

How long does it take?

Most processes run [X] weeks from intake to signed license. Payment follows on the buyer’s terms, which we negotiate up front.

Two minutes to find out what your record would draw.

Tell us what systems you run and how long you've run them. We'll come back with an estimated range and the buyers we'd invite.

Sell your company's data to the highest bidder.

One buyer means one price. Theirs.

Four steps to the best check.

Scope your record

Package and protect