Turing is profiled here as an AI data vendor[1]. Data types cited in this profile include: Chat, Email, Tickets, Docs/wiki, CRM, Support history, Databases, Code[1].
Revenue share: paid from each sale when a lab licenses the record, and for training tasks, evaluations or environments Turing builds on it; no fixed price[1]
Payment timing
Not published
How to start
'Get started' form (about 2 minutes, no files and no call needed to start); mutual NDA before any data moves[1]
What they buy
What they buy: Turing
Data types
Chat, Email, Tickets, Docs/wiki, CRM, Support history, Databases, Code[1]
Excluded
Not published
Intended use
Licensed to AI labs; Turing also builds training tasks, evaluations and RL environments for AI labs on the records[1]Pretraining and benchmarking corpus for multi-turn, tool-rich LLM workflows (Turing newsletter, Dec 2025)[5]
Who qualifies
Who qualifies: Turing
Minimum headcount
Not published
Minimum history
Not published
Geography
Most regions; strongest demand in the US, UK, Canada and the EU; English-language records sell best; some jurisdictions carry export rules Turing flags early[1]
Company stage
Active, winding-down and wound-down companies (most are still active)[1]
Price and payment
Price and payment: Turing
Price
Not published
Pricing basis
Revenue share: paid from each sale when a lab licenses the record, and for training tasks, evaluations or environments Turing builds on it; no fixed price[1]
Payment timing
Not published
Seller fees
Not published
Platform's cut
Not published
Referral bounty
Up to $50K, if the referred company signs and its record sells[1]
Deal terms
Deal terms: Turing
Deal structure
Non-exclusive license; Turing is the only seller for the first 90 days after signing, then the seller can renew or opt out[1]
Exclusivity
Not published
Term
Not published
Field of use
Not published
Onward transfer
Not published
Seller keeps ownership
Yes; the seller gives Turing the right to prepare and license the record, and ownership does not change hands[1]
Privacy and data handling
Privacy and data handling: Turing
De-identification
Turing removes personal data and secrets before anything reaches a model, at its own cost[1]
Raw data deletion
Not published
Certifications
SOC 2 Type II (report available under NDA, per the Lazarus site)[1]
Personal data handling
Isolated, air-gapped processing; access limited to a named team under NDA; seller approves scope first[6]
QA review of samples within 5 business days; usually earns within the first 2 months of scoping[1]
Sample before offer
Yes; priced from a real sample (small slice, under mutual NDA) reviewed by QA within 5 business days; no estimate from a form[1]
How to start
'Get started' form (about 2 minutes, no files and no call needed to start); mutual NDA before any data moves[1]
Who they sell to
Who they sell to: Turing
Sells to
Frontier AI labs and companies building AI models (unnamed)[1]OpenAI and other LLM producers (Turing's broader data business) (reported)[4]
Track record
Named deals
CEO Jonathan Siddharth told The Information (as reported by Fortune) that Turing had bought five to ten failed-startup codebases, paying an average in the tens of thousands of dollars for each[7]
Coverage
Fortune (Sept 14, 2026) reports Turing's CEO told The Information it had bought five to ten failed-startup codebases (reported)[7]
Watch for
None found in public reporting as of November 3, 2026.
Sources
Project Lazarus | Turing, lazarus.turing.com. Accessed October 30 and November 3, 2026. (company's own site)
Turing homepage, turing.com. Accessed October 30, 2026. (company's own site)
About Turing, turing.com. Accessed October 30, 2026. (company's own site)