AI companies are licensing business know-how
Your company is sitting on a trove of AI training data.
SOPs, wikis, playbooks. Licensed, not sold.
- Free
- No files needed
- No obligation
* Ranges quoted by our data partner for qualified partnerships. Not a promise.
Published ranges
What partnerships pay
Depends on quality and scale. Not a promise.
Qualified company
$100K+
Established ops, well-kept docs.
Large-scale / multi-team
$500K+
Big datasets or several teams.
Highly unique
$1M+
Proprietary know-how.
Boring is valuable.
Routine process docs are what AI rarely gets to see.
- SOPs
- Knowledge bases
- Playbooks
- QA checklists
- Project histories
- Runbooks
We never touch your data.
No uploads. No access. Ever.
You license it. You keep it.
Nothing moves until you sign terms.
We guide the introduction. You make the deal.
Our data partner sets its own terms. We pre-screen your company, match you to the right partnership program, and stay on as your point of contact through signing. You never pay us.
Sample data sources
- SAP
- QuickBooks
- Sage
- AutoCAD
- Zendesk
- Confluence
- Jira
- HubSpot
- Zoho
- Gmail
- Google Drive
- Dropbox
- Box
- Email archives
- Shared drives
- Word & Excel files
- PDF manuals
- Scanned paper files
+ many more
Examples of where operational records live. No affiliation with these companies.
Questions
Quick answers.
Why do AI companies want this?
Models learn mostly from public text. Real process docs show them how work actually gets done.
How much could we get?
Our data partner quotes $100K to $2M+, depending on scale and how unique the data is. Not guaranteed; it depends on their evaluation.
Do you buy the data?
No. We introduce you to our data partner. You license directly with them.
What do you actually do?
We pre-screen fit, help you put your best application forward, make the introduction, and stay your point of contact until terms are signed. We don't negotiate for anyone or give legal advice.
What does it cost?
Nothing. You never pay us. Our data partner may pay us a referral fee.
What qualifies?
Usually 30+ employees and substantial English-language docs. US companies first.
We're under 30 employees. Worth asking?
Yes. Fit is decided case by case, though larger companies are prioritized.
Is it private?
Privacy, redaction, and confidentiality are agreed before anything is shared. We never see your data.
Do we lose ownership?
No. It's a license, and your company keeps ownership. Check the scope before you sign.
Should we send files?
No. Just a short description.
Does the form sign us up for anything?
No. It starts a conversation with us. Applying is a separate step.
Can we back out?
Yes. Nothing is binding until you sign an agreement.
Will you contact anyone else at our company?
No. We only talk to whoever reaches out.
See if you qualify.
Two minutes. No files. No obligation.
We share nothing until you choose to apply.