Dataconto Company records
Telephone switchboard operator at Many Glacier Hotel, 1925
Earn up to $5M from your company's data

Get paid for the records your company runs on.

AI companies pay to train on real chat, email, tickets, docs, CRM and databases. License a copy and keep going, or sell before you close.

Free fit check

Which buyer would take your company's records?

Answer up to ten questions about the company and see which buyers would take its records. It takes about two minutes.

Your answers stay anonymous unless you ask for an introduction.

Compare an offer you already have with what buyers publish.

What AI companies say they pay

See what they'd pay for your company Check an offer you got Summarize your records Check you can license the records
$100K to $2M+ micro1's published tiers for an Enterprise Data Partnership, paid within 30 days of acceptance. $10K to $1M+ Scale's illustrative value per data partnership, rising as deliveries continue. $100K to $5M What Mode says a company's operating history could be worth. Mode's claim, not a quote. Up to $1M Turing's single payout for a company's whole operating record. $100K to $4M Telegraph's target range per licensing deal, subject to its data review. Up to 6 figures What Grepped says one workspace's data can bring. Grepped's claim, not a quote. $20M+ What Maryah says it has paid to companies in total. It publishes no per-company range.

Real companies, real payouts

Paid by Telegraph, from its own page, checked October 20, 2026.

$650K A 100-person freight broker Rate quotes, dispatch records, delivery exceptions and claims.
$450K A 70-person engineering firm CAD drawings, calculations, technical reports and specs.
$350K A 60-person accounting firm Five years of workpapers, reconciliations and tax files.

What sets the price

Buyers confirm the price after reviewing a sample.

01

How rare it is

Records from a niche no one else covers are worth the most.

02

How much survived

Years of history across many systems beat a few months in one.

03

How clean it is

Complete, well-kept records earn more than gaps and fragments.

04

Whether it keeps coming

Ongoing deliveries pay more than a single handover.

Open or closed, your records can pay

01

Still running

License a copy of your records and keep going. Nothing about your business changes.

02

Winding down

Sell before the plans are canceled. Keep the admin logins until the buyer has its copy.

03

Already closed

Your old Slack can still pay. micro1 and Turing buy from companies that have shut down.

You stay in control

01

You choose what's shared

You and the buyer agree the systems and date ranges before anything leaves.

02

Personal data comes out

Names and personal details are removed before any AI trains on your records.

03

You keep your records

Buyers license a copy. Your originals stay with you.

What happens after you apply

01

Apply

Answer a few questions. No files needed to start.

02

Get reviewed

The buyer checks whether your company fits.

03

Talk it through

Agree what's shared and how it's protected.

04

Get paid

Sign the deal and get paid for your records.

What disappears first when a company closes

Chat history

Slack, Teams and Google Chat plans purge history on a schedule once the workspace is canceled or downgraded. Export the workspace before you cancel the plan.

Email and calendars

Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 delete accounts a set time after the subscription ends. Take a full export while the admin account still works.

Tickets and docs

Jira, Linear, Notion and Confluence record how the team made its decisions. Export the whole workspace, not individual pages.

Databases

Production databases get shut off early to save money. Take a full backup before anyone does.

Every team's work has a buyer

From the buyers' own pages, checked October 2026.

Chat and email Slack, Teams and inboxes. The record of how every decision got made. Databases and warehouses Snowflake, BigQuery and production databases. Years of real transactions. Engineering Jira and Linear tickets, specs, bug history and tech docs. Customer support Zendesk tickets, help docs and the replies that solved them. Sales and CRM Salesforce or HubSpot records, call transcripts and playbooks. Finance and accounting Billing, reconciliations, approvals and reporting. Legal and compliance Contracts, policies and how each review was handled. Operations and logistics SOPs, dispatch, fulfillment and inventory records.
Who takes each kind of record, and how to export it →

Find your industry

Who names which industry
Free to owners. You pay us nothing. An AI company pays us a fee when you close a deal with it.
We never email you first. We write to you only after you ask for an intro.
We never touch your data. Your records go to the company you pick, not to us.

How we get paid, in full.