DataBridge Capital: what they buy and what they pay
DataBridge Capital is profiled here as an AI data vendor[1]. Data types cited in this profile include: Internal knowledge: SOPs, manuals, project histories, QA processes, technical documentation and playbooks[1].
Every opportunity is evaluated individually; value depends on volume, quality, uniqueness, domain expertise, workflow complexity, rights and current demand[1]
Payment timing
Not published
How to start
Secure inquiry form (provided by Close), or email jackson@databridgecap.com[3]
What they buy
What they buy: DataBridge Capital
Data types
Internal knowledge: SOPs, manuals, project histories, QA processes, technical documentation and playbooks[1]CRM, Finance, Support, Logistics, Project, Commerce, Other operating platforms[1]Real business decisions[1]
Excluded
Not published
Intended use
AI training[1]AI companies that now pay for proprietary examples of real operations, expertise, decisions and outcomes[1]
Who qualifies
Who qualifies: DataBridge Capital
Minimum headcount
Not published
Minimum history
Established businesses with meaningful operating history (no number of years given)[1]
Geography
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Company stage
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Price and payment
Price and payment: DataBridge Capital
Price
Not published
Pricing basis
Every opportunity is evaluated individually; value depends on volume, quality, uniqueness, domain expertise, workflow complexity, rights and current demand[1]
Payment timing
Not published
Seller fees
Not published
Platform's cut
Not published
Referral bounty
Not published
Deal terms
Deal terms: DataBridge Capital
Deal structure
Direct purchase by DataBridge for some datasets; others placed with buyers in its private network[1]Any acquisition, license or transfer of data is governed only by a separate, definitive written agreement signed by the parties[4]
Exclusivity
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Term
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Field of use
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Onward transfer
Not published
Seller keeps ownership
Seller owns the original data; source systems and original files stay in place, and only a separately approved copy is prepared for an agreed transaction[1]
Privacy and data handling
Privacy and data handling: DataBridge Capital
De-identification
Seller defines the boundaries before an approved copy is prepared, including redaction requirements; sensitive, personal or customer information can be excluded[1]
Raw data deletion
Not published
Certifications
Not published
Personal data handling
Scope, redaction, security controls and delivery process are agreed before any data is shared; no introduction or transfer without explicit approval[1]
Process
Process: DataBridge Capital
Steps
Tell us what you have (high-level picture, no files needed)
We value the asset
Receive an offer (direct purchase or a proposal from its network)