--- title: "DataSupply: what they buy and what they pay" url: https://www.brightinfo.com/buyers/data-supply/ site: https://www.brightinfo.com/ description: "What DataSupply buys, what it pays and its deal terms, from public sources with a link for every fact. Last verified November 3, 2026." last_updated: 2026-11-03 --- # DataSupply: what they buy and what they pay Buyers › Brokers › DataSupply DataSupply is profiled here as a broker [1]. Data types cited in this profile include: Email, Slack/Teams [2]. Last verified November 3, 2026 ## Quick facts | Fact | Value | |---|---| | Type | Broker [1] | | Status | Active [3] | | Website | https://datasupply.ai/ [3] | | HQ | Not published | | Founded | Not published | | Ownership | Chang Strategic LTD (named as operator of datasupply.ai in a sponsored-content footer) [2] | | Program | https://datasupply.ai/ [3] · https://datasupply.ai/owners/ [4] | | 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 | | How to start | Schedule a call [3] · Free estimate that takes 60 seconds; no files shared [4] | ## What they buy - **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] - **Intended use:** AI model training [4] ## Who qualifies - **Minimum headcount:** 20+ desk staff [3] · 20+ employees [3] · 20+ local desk staff on payroll [4] - **Minimum history:** 3+ years in operation (alongside 20+ desk staff and 5+ data sources) [3] · More than 3 years of business records [3] - **Geography:** US-based and primarily English-speaking companies (US companies are prioritized), per its referral-partner checklist [5] - **Company stage:** Established businesses [4] The company's own pages give different figures; each is listed with its source. ## Price and payment - **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 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] - **Term:** 90 days [4] - **Field of use:** Not published - **Onward transfer:** Not published - **Seller keeps ownership:** Yes [4] ## Privacy and data handling - **De-identification:** 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] ## Process - **Steps:** (1) Share the basics (2) Compare potential lab fits (3) Present a possible match (4) Decide on your terms [3] · (1) Data Discovery Call (2) We build your data manifest (3) Labs bid. You choose. [4] - **Timeline:** 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] ## Who they sell to - **Sells to:** Not named; described as vetted AI labs [4] ## Watch for - Recently registered domain: datasupply.ai registered 2026-09-24, registrant details withheld by a privacy service [7] - Possible conflict of interest: its technology-company guide says 'We may be compensated by a buyer if an introduction becomes a partnership' [6] - Contradictory statements on its own pages (offer guarantee): owners page advertises a '3 Offer Minimum' (timing and number vary) [4] - Contradictory statements on its own pages (offer guarantee): homepage says 'No offer or payment is guaranteed' [3] ## Sources 1. Our Mission | DataSupply, datasupply.ai. Accessed November 3, 2026. (company's own site) https://datasupply.ai/mission/ 2. Your Business Could License Its Data for $100K–$5M Without Exposing a Single Customer Record. | datasupply.ai, datasupply.ai. Accessed November 3, 2026. (company's own site) https://datasupply.ai/insights/owners/ 3. AI Data Licensing for Companies | DataSupply, datasupply.ai. Accessed November 3, 2026. (company's own site) https://datasupply.ai/ 4. AI Data Licensing | Lease Business Data to AI Labs | DataSupply, datasupply.ai. Accessed November 3, 2026. (company's own site) https://datasupply.ai/owners/ 5. You've Been Giving Away Introductions for Free for Years. Help Owners Explore a Data Opportunity. | datasupply.ai, datasupply.ai. Accessed November 3, 2026. (company's own site) https://datasupply.ai/insights/referral_advy1/ 6. Is Your Technology Company's Data Worth Licensing to AI? | datasupply.ai, datasupply.ai. Accessed November 3, 2026. (company's own site) https://datasupply.ai/insights/technology-company-data-licensing/ 7. RDAP domain registry record, rdap.identitydigital.services. Published September 29, 2026. Accessed November 3, 2026. (domain registry record) https://rdap.identitydigital.services/rdap/domain/datasupply.ai Last verified November 3, 2026 **Disclosure.** Bright Info is a sell-side broker. We may invite DataSupply to bid for a client's data. This profile is compiled from public sources; it is not endorsed by or affiliated with DataSupply. Corrections: hello@brightinfo.com. ## Related - All brokers: https://www.brightinfo.com/buyers/brokers/ - Endless: https://www.brightinfo.com/buyers/endless/ - Goldmined: https://www.brightinfo.com/buyers/goldmined/ - Jottings: https://www.brightinfo.com/buyers/jottings/ - All buyer profiles: https://www.brightinfo.com/buyers/ --- © 2026 Bright Info · https://www.brightinfo.com