Is your data licensable?

Your company looks like a strong candidate

You meet the size and history bar and keep at least five of the record types AI developers look for. The next step is a 15-minute call to see whether there's a likely buyer fit. No files needed.

You could be a fit, with a little groundwork

You meet the size and history bar and keep three or four of the record types. A short call will tell you whether that's enough today. Meanwhile, these are worth getting written down first:

Not a fit yet, and that's useful to know

Buyers currently look for companies with 20+ desk staff, 3+ years in operation and at least five sources of records. Your answers show . That can change, and we're happy to check in later.

In the meantime, if anyone approaches you about licensing your company's data, run these five checks first:

1. Did they ask you to pay up front?Legitimate licensing costs you nothing to explore.
2. Did they ask for raw data before a signed agreement?Nothing should leave your hands before you sign.
3. Did they refuse to say who uses the data or how it's protected?You should know both before deciding.
4. Did they promise a dollar amount before reviewing your data?Nobody can price records they haven't assessed.
5. Did they push you to decide on the first call?A fair deal survives a week of thinking and a lawyer's review.

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