Medical facilities have been paid $300,000 to $3,000,000 for their data; yours may be worth more, less, or nothing[2]$943,000 paid to a single healthcare customer[2]Dollar figures describe representative or potential outcomes, not a forecast or promise[4]
Book a free call (free scoping call, no commitment)[3]Cal.com booking page: Free Data Appraisal[5]
What they buy
What they buy: Shfa.ai
Data types
Health records, Healthcare operational data[1]A wound care nurse's bedside judgment, A billing team's approved appeal (wording that turned a denial into payment)[2]Clinical notes, Structured data, PDF documents, DICOM imaging[3]
Excluded
Not published
Intended use
AI training (frontier models of AI labs), AI automations for the seller's own business[2]
Who qualifies
Who qualifies: Shfa.ai
Minimum headcount
Not published
Minimum history
Not published
Geography
Not published
Company stage
Doctors, clinics, imaging centers, hospitals or specialty groups with years of records (as named on the referral page)[6]
Price and payment
Price and payment: Shfa.ai
Price
Medical facilities have been paid $300,000 to $3,000,000 for their data; yours may be worth more, less, or nothing[2]$943,000 paid to a single healthcare customer[2]Dollar figures describe representative or potential outcomes, not a forecast or promise[4]
5% of the deal, paid to the referrer when the referred party's data sale closes[6]
Deal terms
Deal terms: Shfa.ai
Deal structure
Connects the seller to licensing opportunities with frontier labs; seller approves every deal and sets the terms[3]Licensing engagement governed by a separate signed written agreement[4]Seller can change terms or revoke access at any time[2]
Exclusivity
Not published
Term
Not published
Field of use
Seller chooses what is shared, with whom, and how it is paid[2]Seller controls who can and cannot license its data[2]
Onward transfer
Not published
Seller keeps ownership
Seller receives a cleaned, structured dataset that belongs to it[2]
Privacy and data handling
Privacy and data handling: Shfa.ai
De-identification
Shfa.ai de-identifies with its own proprietary technology, stripping protected health information in line with HIPAA before anything leaves the seller's control[2]Identifiers replaced with one consistent stand-in per patient; dates shifted rather than deleted[3]AI red-team re-identification attempts before every release[3]Human reviewer inspects a sample of the most sensitive releases[3]
Raw data deletion
De-identification runs inside the seller's cloud or on-premise environment; patient data is not copied out[3]
Certifications
Not published
Personal data handling
All 18 HIPAA identifiers removed; AES-256 at rest and TLS in transit[2]States its datasets are ones 'a compliance officer can sign off on, with the evidence attached', listing HIPAA, GDPR and CCPA/CPRA[3]Website is not a channel for PHI; specific records discussed only under a signed agreement[1]
Process
Process: Shfa.ai
Steps
Free appraisal (one call)
Seller sets the terms: what is shared, with whom, how paid
Appraisal takes one call[2]De-identification: 1 TB in under 48 hours (home page headline)[3]De-identification: under 24 hours for up to 1 TB (home page How it works)[3]
Sample before offer
Not published
How to start
Book a free call (free scoping call, no commitment)[3]Cal.com booking page: Free Data Appraisal[5]
The company's own pages give different figures; each is listed with its source.
The site names no legal entity, address, email or phone; its privacy policy and terms say the quickest route to the company is to book an appraisal call[1]
Domain registrant hidden behind a privacy service (Domains By Proxy, LLC)[7]