Up to $5M+ (a possible license ceiling; estimates are not offers)[5]Some large or highly useful enterprise datasets may support substantial offers, potentially reaching seven figures[6]
Up to $5M+ (a possible license ceiling; estimates are not offers)[5]Some large or highly useful enterprise datasets may support substantial offers, potentially reaching seven figures[6]
Pricing basis
Not published
Payment timing
Not published
Seller fees
Not published; the company says it will not quote a commission on the page or claim that owners pay nothing, and that a commercial term that belongs in a deal belongs in the terms the owner reads before approving[5]
Platform's cut
Not published; compensation, if any, is a term in the deal documents[5]
Referral bounty
$5,000 to $10,000 when a referred company closes a deal[8]
Deal terms
Deal terms: Big Data/Little Guy
Deal structure
License under agreed terms, not a sale of the company or ownership[2]Will not buy a seller's dataset in order to own it and shop it later[5]
Exclusivity
Set per agreement; data can sometimes be licensed more than once[6]
Term
Not published
Field of use
The licensing agreement defines the permitted use, scope, term and rights[9]
Shared process: BDLG describes its steps and the seller reviews and approves what leaves the business[1]Every approved file is scanned and cleaned before delivery; names, emails, phone numbers, addresses, account numbers, payment details and login credentials are removed or replaced with neutral labels[6]
Raw data deletion
Not published
Certifications
Not published
Personal data handling
Names, emails, phone numbers, addresses, payment details, government identifiers and account numbers are always removed[10]Sellers are told not to send personal information about customers, patients or employees through the site[1]