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License My Data BUSINESS DATA LICENSING

Your company’s records have a market value.

AI developers license real-world business records to train and evaluate their models. License My Data assesses what you hold, prepares it responsibly, and negotiates a license on terms you approve.

For established businesses in the USA, Canada and Europe. License My Data is paid a share of a signed license.

Estimate your licensing range

$220K – $510K

A one-time payment, modelled from headcount, years of records and location. Not drawn from past deals.

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A rough illustration, not an offer, valuation or guarantee. Actual value depends on uniqueness, quality, volume, rights, preparation, exclusivity and buyer demand.

Cost to be assessed
$0
Needed to start
No files
Or nothing moves
You sign

Spending on AI training data is projected to grow fivefold by 2033.

$3.2B to $16.3B Global market for AI training datasets, 2025 and projected 2033. Source: Grand View Research, AI Training Dataset Market Report 2026–2033.

From
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To
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Subject
Re: Load 2291 running six hours late

Driver is held at the dock. I’ve moved Thursday’s pickup to a second truck, so redacted still gets it by noon.

Scoped, de-identified, licensed

record
operations / exception
context
inbound load six hours late, customer deadline at noon
decision
pickup reassigned to a second vehicle
outcome
delivered on schedule
personal data
removed
Illustration: one resolved thread becomes one licensed record.

Public data is largely used up. Your operating history isn’t.

AI models learned from what people posted online. What they lack is how real work gets done: a resolved customer issue, a shipment brought back on schedule, a proposal that became a contract. That context lives in your company’s records.

Conversations
Email, chat and support threads that trace a problem to its resolution.
Documents
Plans, procedures and revisions that show how decisions become outcomes.

Where useful records typically live

Examples, not integrations or endorsements.

Email & calendar
Gmail, Outlook, Google Calendar
Chat & messaging
Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat, Zoom
Documents & files
Google Drive, OneDrive, SharePoint, Dropbox
Work & knowledge
Jira, Asana, Monday.com, Notion, Figma
Sales & support
Salesforce, HubSpot, Intercom, Zendesk
Business platforms
ServiceNow, Workday, SAP, Dynamics
Finance & operations
QuickBooks, NetSuite, Stripe, Shopify
Data & code
GitHub, GitLab, Snowflake, Databricks

Ordinary businesses. Valuable context.

Three illustrative scenarios, with the kind of record each one holds.

  • Industrial distributor

    Manufacturing

    Product records, supplier correspondence and the reasoning behind orders.

    PO 4471 · supplier quoted 9 weeks · order split, 40% from stock · line stayed up

  • Freight company

    Logistics

    Dispatch histories, customer messages and documented exceptions.

    Route 14 · recurring Friday delay · cut-off moved to 2 pm · on-time rate recovered

  • Accounting group

    Professional services

    Workpapers, client correspondence and repeatable processes.

    Q3 close · variance flagged in workpaper · client confirmed reclass · signed off

Five steps. Nothing moves until you approve it.

  1. Introduction

    Tell us about your company and the records you hold. No files are sent.

  2. Discovery

    We discuss your history, systems, rights, sensitivity and the likely opportunity.

  3. Scope and assessment

    We identify eligible records, preparation requirements and buyer demand.

  4. Proposal review

    You review the buyer, permitted uses, pricing and safeguards, then decide.

  5. Delivery and payment

    Only after signed terms is the approved dataset prepared and transferred. Payment follows the agreement.

Five checks determine whether there’s a fit.

  • A real operating business. Workflows and records created through everyday work.
  • Useful history. Enough continuity to follow a question through to its outcome.
  • Accessible records. A practical way to assess and export within an agreed scope.
  • Clear licensing rights. Authority to share, subject to contracts and applicable law.
  • A responsible fit. Sensitivity, quality and buyer needs all pass review.
See if you qualify

A license, not a sale.

A license grants a buyer defined usage rights. Privacy, confidentiality, retention and permitted use are written into an agreement you review before anything is shared.

You approve the scope
Systems, date ranges and exclusions are agreed before any transfer.
Rights are checked first
Ownership, privacy and third-party obligations are reviewed up front.
Sensitive details are handled
Personal and confidential information is removed, transformed or excluded.
You review the buyer
You see who is licensing and on what terms before you sign.
Uses are defined in writing
Permitted use, retention, onward sharing and exclusivity are specified.
Ownership stays with you
A license does not transfer your underlying records or change how you operate.

What owners ask first.

Rather ask a person? Call (586) 567-1141 or email nick@licensemydata.ai. More on the About page.

Who is License My Data, and how is it paid?

License My Data is a broker based in Clinton Township, Michigan. We assess your records, prepare an eligible dataset and negotiate the license. We are paid a share of a signed license, so an assessment costs you nothing.

What does it mean to license business data for AI?

Data licensing gives an AI developer defined rights to use a prepared copy of your business records to train or evaluate its models. It is a license, not a sale: you keep your records, and the permitted uses, retention and exclusivity are set out in an agreement you sign.

What kind of data could be useful?

Records that show how work gets done: email threads, support tickets, project documents, procedures, order and dispatch histories. Continuity and context matter more than volume alone.

Will someone read our private emails?

Not without your agreement. Assessment starts from a description of your systems. Any review of samples happens within an agreed scope, and personal or confidential details are removed or excluded before anything is delivered.

Do we still own our records after licensing them?

Yes. A license does not transfer your underlying records or change how you operate. The buyer receives only the usage rights written into the agreement.

How much will we be paid?

It depends on uniqueness, quality, volume, rights, preparation, exclusivity and buyer demand. The estimate above is an illustrative one-time payment; an actual figure comes in the proposal you review.

How long does the process take?

It varies with scope, preparation and buyer. You’ll receive an indicative timeline after the discovery conversation. There is no guaranteed closing date.

Can we say no after the first call?

Yes. There is no obligation at any stage until you sign a license agreement.

Find out what your records are worth.

A short introduction is enough to start. No uploads, no system access, no obligation.

Your estimate · 100 employees · 10 years · USA $220K – $510K

See if you qualify

Or talk to us first: (586) 567-1141