No-cost estimates for established US businesses
What are your company records worth to AI labs?
To train their models, AI labs license the everyday records companies keep: email, documents, support tickets and more. A few quick questions give you an indicative range for your own.
See what my data is worth It costs nothing and commits you to nothing.You decide
You set the terms for your records
Scope is your choice
Choose the systems and date ranges. Leave out anything you like.
Private details handled
Nothing is shared until it has been excluded or de-identified.
You keep the originals
Your records stay in your systems. Licensing applies to an agreed copy only.
Leave at any stage
At the estimate, after the call or during scoping. No obligation at any point.
How it goes
What follows your range, in three steps
After you send your answers, expect a call from a License Your Data specialist within minutes to schedule 15 minutes together.
- 1
One short call
Talk about your software, your history and what must stay out.
- 2
A prepared copy
License Your Data prepares a de-identified copy. A sample comes to you for approval before anything is shared.
- 3
The license
Licensing covers only the copy you approved. Your originals never leave your systems.
Is this for you?
Meant for businesses that have been running for years
If most of these sound like you, your records are worth a look.
- At least twenty staff when you add up all your sites.
- In business for at least three years, with records to show for it.
- Records sit in systems like Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Slack, a CRM or an ERP.
- You run the company yourself or can loop in whoever owns it.
The numbers
Slide to your team size
Each team size has its own starting band. Years in business can raise or lower it, while industry leaves it unchanged.
$100K to $500K
Indicative estimate based on your answers. Not an offer or guarantee.
See my full estimateWhat counts
If your team writes it down at work, it is a record
Inboxes
Inbox history with customers, vendors and staff, frequently several years long.
Documents and files
Proposals, procedures, specs and reports kept in shared folders.
Chat channels
Slack or Teams threads where everyday calls are made.
Customer records
Notes logged against accounts, deals and next steps.
Service tickets
Every request, each reply and the final resolution.
Project boards
Tasks, boards and timelines showing who handled each step.
Finance tools
Orders, invoices, purchasing and approvals.
Codebases
Repositories, pull requests and the discussion around them.
Get your range in minutes.
Start the questionsBusiness types
Established businesses in many fields
In the questions, select whichever is closest. It helps match you with buyers and never changes your range.
Accounting
Engagement workflow and close processes. Client data stays out, and your counsel helps decide the scope.
Law
The way matters are managed, never their contents. Client data stays out, and your counsel helps decide the scope.
Healthcare
Front office and billing workflow. Patient data is excluded, and scope is agreed with you and your counsel.
Manufacturing
Production notes, orders and quality records.
Freight and 3PL
How loads are dispatched, tracked and fixed.
Distribution
Stock inquiries, purchasing and service replies.
Construction
Change orders, bid packages, RFIs and submittals.
Insurance
How policies are serviced and claims handled.
Finance
Approval chains and internal operations.
Professional services
Proposals, project plans and client delivery.
Software or tech
Specs, tickets, reviews and releases.
HVAC
Maintenance plans, quotes and service calls.
Home services
How jobs are booked, quoted and followed up.
Something else?
Select Other. Headcount and years in business count most.
The reason
Public text taught AI language. Business records can teach it real work.
Labs trained today's models on public writing and have worked through most of it. Public text rarely shows how a real business gets through a normal week.
That knowledge sits in the email, tickets and project notes of companies like yours. Labs license those records with sensitive details removed, so models learn how work really happens.
Common questions
A few answers first
Is the range an offer?
Not quite. It is an indicative estimate drawn from your answers and is not an offer or a guarantee.
Is there a fee for the estimate?
It is free. Requesting an estimate is free and you are under no obligation.
Do we keep ownership of our records?
Yes. Nothing changes in how you own or use them. Only an agreed copy is licensed, and only for agreed uses.
What about law, accounting and medical offices?
Scoping settles that, with your counsel involved. Client and patient information stays out.
Will my customers' details be shared?
You approve the scope first, and sensitive data is excluded or de-identified before anything goes out.
Do I need to pick everything now?
Not now. All the estimate needs is information about your company. Choosing systems happens later, on a call, at your pace.
Who will contact me?
Someone from License Your Data, our licensing partner. If you meet the bar, they call within minutes.
You are a few questions from your range.
Free and optional, with nothing shared until you say yes.
Check what my records are worth