May be able to license its data for $100K–$5M; no offer or payment is guaranteed and buyers decide eligibility and terms[3]$100K–$5M for a single company's business data (company describes these as partner-reported and public figures)[4]
Pricing basis
Compensation set by the buyer[3]Labs bid on a data manifest; multiple offers, the company takes the best one[4]
Payment timing
Not published
How to start
Schedule a call[3]Free estimate that takes 60 seconds; no files shared[4]
What they buy
What they buy: DataSupply
Data types
Email, Slack/Teams[2]CRM[2]Support tickets[2]Project and task management records[2]Docs/wiki[2]Finance/ERP[2]Call logs and transcripts[4]
Excluded
No customer lists, client files, or personal information about customers or staff[2]
The company's own pages give different figures; each is listed with its source.
Price and payment
Price and payment: DataSupply
Price
May be able to license its data for $100K–$5M; no offer or payment is guaranteed and buyers decide eligibility and terms[3]$100K–$5M for a single company's business data (company describes these as partner-reported and public figures)[4]
Pricing basis
Compensation set by the buyer[3]Labs bid on a data manifest; multiple offers, the company takes the best one[4]
Payment timing
Not published
Seller fees
No upfront seller-side commission; any seller-side success fee is set in the Commercialization Agreement[3]Flat 20% success fee, only if a deal closes[4]Flat 20% of completed transaction value, paid only when the company gets paid, unless otherwise agreed in writing; separately approved expenses may apply[5]No fee for the initial conversation or introduction[6]
Platform's cut
Published seller-side rate: flat 20% success fee on completed transaction value, unless otherwise agreed in writing[5]
Referral bounty
Referral partner rewards are privately agreed; paid as a share of DataSupply's seller success fee, not of contract value or seller proceeds[5]
Deal terms
Deal terms: DataSupply
Deal structure
License, not a sale; the company keeps ownership[2]Agreement and payment are directly between the company and the buyer[3]
Exclusivity
Helps negotiate terms, including exclusivity where appropriate[1]
The buyer anonymizes the data[3]Personal details are removed, and data goes straight to the lab the company chooses[4]Programs described require sensitive and confidential information to be scrubbed before use[3]
Raw data deletion
After 90 days, the lab trains its system on the records, then discards the data[4]
Certifications
Not published
Personal data handling
States it never asks for, receives or stores business datasets; any transfer goes directly from the company to the buyer after signing[3]
First offers typically within 7 days of a completed manifest (usually 3 offers); full process typically 4 to 6 weeks[4]
Sample before offer
No files shared at the discovery call; the data manifest describes holdings by type, volume and years (metadata only); first offers typically within 7 days of the completed manifest[4]
How to start
Schedule a call[3]Free estimate that takes 60 seconds; no files shared[4]