Your company’s everyday data now has a price.
What could your company’s data be worth?
How many people work at the company?
How far back do the company’s records go?
Which tools does the company use?
What industry is the company in?
Where is the company based?
Are the records mostly in English?
Estimated offer
$260K–$470K
This profile doesn’t match any buyer’s published criteria yet. Write to us and we’ll look into it.
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Why are AI companies now paying for company data?
Until recently, AI companies trained their models on public web text without paying for a license.
That text is running out. To keep improving their models, they are now buying what was never published, such as company records.
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What buyers are looking for
Email
- Outlook
- Gmail
- Exchange
- + more
Chat
- Teams
- Slack
- Google Chat
- + more
Tickets
- Jira
- Zendesk
- Freshdesk
- + more
Sales
- Salesforce
- HubSpot
- Odoo
- + more
Documents
- SharePoint
- Drive
- Dropbox
- + more
Accounting
- Abacus
- Bexio
- SAP
- + more
How a data license works
About 2 to 3 months
Day 1
Call
We work out together what buyers would want from your data.
Week 1
Go-ahead
You confirm by email that we can present your company to the shortlisted buyers.
Weeks 1–4
Offers
Buyers give a price range, then make an offer.
End of month 1
Decision
You compare the offers and choose: one exclusive license, several, or none.
Start of month 2
Signing and export
You sign with the buyer, who exports and pseudonymizes the data.
Month 3
Payment
The buyer pays you 30 to 60 days after accepting the data.
How sensitive details are replaced
FromSandrine FavreEmployee AtoMarc LemonnierEmployee B
Le Garage FontanazClient 1 wants oak instead of pine. New quote: CHF 18,400Amount 1 (was CHF 15,900Amount 2). 30%Rate deposit to account CH93 0076 2011 6238 5295 7IBAN.
Fictional example.
Who sees what
Your company
Keeps the originals and approves what the copy covers.
The buyer
Pseudonymizes the data and signs a data processing agreement.
Paleon
Sees a description of your company and the offers. Never the data.
The terms at a glance
- Cost to you
- Nothing, at any stage. The buyer you choose pays us, and only if you sign.
- What you grant
- A limited license to a copy. Your originals stay with you.
- Exclusions
- You can leave out HR or legal files, or sensitive clients.
- Your name
- We only share it with a buyer if you agree.
- Withdrawing
- Any time before you sign, at no cost.
Whether your company is running or closing, its data has value
A company that’s closing can still sell its data, as long as the records exist. Write to us before you cancel your subscriptions (Microsoft 365, Google Workspace…). Once the records are deleted, there is nothing left to sell.
| Situation | Who signs |
|---|---|
| Operating, or in voluntary liquidation | The director, or the liquidators listed in the commercial register |
| Bankrupt (Switzerland) | The bankruptcy office |
| Court-ordered liquidation (France) | The court-appointed liquidator, with the supervising judge’s approval |
| Removed from the commercial register | No one can sign anymore |
What people ask on the first call
They are estimates. The actual offer comes after buyers review your data.
Before training any AI model, the buyer replaces names, addresses and numbers with placeholders, as in the example above. You can leave out a client, a file or a date range.
Companies that prepare data for AI models. We’ll name them on the call.
In most cases, yes: you grant a limited license to a copy, and your originals stay with you. Pseudonymized data is still personal data, and the company remains responsible for it.
Your company’s size and age match what buyers are looking for. If you’d rather not hear from us again, a one-word reply is enough.
Who signs depends on the situation: see the table above. If you’re the accountant, your client’s name is only shared with buyers if they agree.
Let’s talk about your data.
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