Who buys company records and source code
Five buyers: four for company records and one for source code. Each page says who qualifies and what the buyer says it pays, with the date we last checked.
Company records
micro1
Enterprise Data Partnership
The micro1 data partnership pays companies with 30+ staff to license SOPs, knowledge bases and CRM data. A second program takes companies that have closed.
Buyer's own figure
$100k+ for qualified partnerships, $500k+ for large-scale datasets or ongoing participation across teams, $1M+ for highly unique proprietary data. Published tiers, not a quote
Terms checked October 20, 2026
Read about micro1 →Mode
Data partnership
Mode (BizBuyData) buys filtered email, chat, CRM and billing records from companies in the US, Canada, UK and Australia, and says they could be worth $100K-$5M.
Buyer's own figure
Operating history "could be worth $100K-$5M", Mode's own claim, not a quote
Terms checked October 20, 2026
Read about Mode →Scale AI
Data Partnerships
Scale AI Data Partnerships license de-identified records from a company's business systems. 40+ employees preferred, illustrative value of $10K to $1M+.
Buyer's own figure
$10K to $1M+ per partnership, scaling with cadence. Scale's own illustration, not a quote
Terms checked October 20, 2026
Read about Scale AI →Maryah
Business data licensing
Maryah licenses Slack, email, CRM, tickets and call transcripts to AI buyers, with no published size or country limit. Paid by revenue share or one payment.
Buyer's own figure
$20M+ paid to companies and 100+ buyers, Maryah's own totals on its business-data page
Terms checked October 20, 2026
Read about Maryah →