You have an offer for your records. Here is what it says.
Paste the offer. You get a written note on the figure against what buyers publish, when the money is released, what exclusivity you would be giving up, how the records leave, and how long the buyer keeps them. No email, no account.
Paste the term sheet, the email, or the part you want read. Nothing is sent anywhere until you choose to save it.
What buyers publish
Checked Nov 5, 2026
Published per-company figures
$10K to $4M+
The span of what 7 programs publish for a company like yours.
These are the programs' own advertised figures. None of them is an offer, and no buyer has seen your records.
Where these come from
- Handshake AI data licensing $100K to $4M+ payouts
- micro1 Company Data Partnerships $200k-2M+ headline; $100K-500K, $500K-2M and $2M+ by tier; payments typically $150K to over $2M
- Polyshares data licensing Typically $100K to $2M, paid by us to the company
- Replay data licensing $10K - $100K for 20-50 employees; $100K - $1M for 50-250; $1,000,000+ for 250+
- Scale AI Data Partnerships $10K-$1M+ illustrative value per data partnership, scaling with cadence
- SourceX data licensing Estimated licensing payout based on company size (for example $30K–$180K for 50–99 employees); exact payout fixed in a signed Dataset Deal Confirmation
- Turing, Project Lazarus up to $1M
Every program, with its terms and its source
Fifteen to twenty minutes on what these figures mean for your records, your rights and the rest of your plans.
Frontier Desk is the company's advisor on a sale or licence of its data. This note reads the offer's own words and sets its figure against what buyers publish. It is not legal advice, and it is not a valuation. Your lawyer reads the contract; we work out which buyer, which terms, and how the licence sits with a raise, a loan or a sale of the company.
The note
Paste an offer and the note is written here.
Next
- What every buyer publishes
One row per program, with its terms, its source and the day we read it.
- Work through the records themselves
Whether the records are ready, which route fits your plans, and the range the published figures support.
- The rights question
Customer contracts, employee privacy and earlier licences decide what you are allowed to license at all.