AI companies that train models on how real businesses operate, and the data companies that supply them. QualifyData works with 15 of them. Instead of taking one buyer's number, your archive is put in front of all of them and they bid.

Who buys company data?

Owners ask this because the buyers are mostly invisible — there is no storefront. This page covers who they are, why they pay for working records instead of writing the material themselves, why the number of buyers changes the price, and who your signature actually ends up with.

Why do AI companies buy business records?

Because the records cannot be invented. An AI system that has only read the internet can write about a business. A system that has studied real working records has seen how businesses actually run. Real support tickets show what customers actually complain about, in their own words, and how real teams actually responded — including the messy middle where nobody knew the answer yet. That difference between the textbook and the reality is what the buyers are paying for.

Why does it matter how many buyers see the archive?

One buyer gives you one number — theirs, take it or leave it. And if you want a second number, you run the whole process again, once per company. When the same archive goes in front of 15 buyers and they bid, the number that comes back is the best one the market put up. We compare the bids and submit the best offer to you, in writing. You don't sort through bids — that work is ours. You decide only whether to sign.

Who do I actually sign with?

The AI company behind the best offer — directly. The license is between you and them. Your attorney reviews it before you sign anything, and the license fee is paid to you by that company. Our part is to get the archive in front of the buyers and bring you the best offer. The signature at the end is yours.

Related questions

• How much is my company data worth? — the three drivers, and the prices buyers have actually paid
• Going direct vs. using a broker — one number vs. fifteen bids, side by side
• How to license your company's data to AI companies — the full guide, from what buyers pay for to what stays private

No cost. No commitment. No logins, no records handed over — just a few questions about the size of your archive.