Updated October 2026
Sell your company's data, by industry
Each guide covers one kind of business: which buyers name it, what in its records they value, what a business that size may be worth, and the questions to put to a buyer before you sign.
- Freight brokerage and 3PLTroveo says logistics is among the industries AI labs pay a premium for, and micro1, Mercor and Polyshares all name it.
- Management consultingmicro1 names consulting and professional services among its target industries, and management analysts score 100 out of 100 on O*NET's email scale.
- Marketing and ad agenciesPolyshares lists a $110,000 license for a "global marketing agency" on its own track record page.
- Law firmsMercor names legal as a target industry. Endless, a broker, lists intake workflows, templates and billing metadata as in scope and keeps client matter content out.
- CPA firmsTroveo's guide for financial firms names accounting practices and lists workpapers and close files, and Pewter, a broker, claims a $350K deal for a 60-person accounting firm.
- Bookkeeping and accounting servicesNyne buys from QuickBooks, Xero and NetSuite, and Endless, a broker, lists month-end close and reconciliation as in scope for accounting firms while excluding client books.
- Outsourced and fractional CFO firmsTroveo lists financial models, valuations and client reports among the financial-firm records it licenses, and financial managers are a GDPval occupation.
- Insurance agencies and brokeragesMercor names finance and insurance, with underwriting files and claims among its examples, and Endless, a broker, lists quoting, binding, renewals and carrier correspondence as in scope for agencies.
- Commercial lenders and factoringMercor names finance and insurance and lists underwriting files among its examples; loan officers and credit analysts score 100 out of 100 on O*NET's email scale.
- Private equity, hedge funds and portfolio managersTroveo's guide for funds lists investment memos, research notes, due diligence files and financial models, and leaves out non-public information about public companies.
- Venture capital and growth equitySimpleClosure says founders and their investors can recover real value from leftover assets, and it has done 150+ data deals for wound-down startups.
- Healthcare operations and MSOsmicro1 and Polyshares both name healthcare administration, and Endless, a broker, lists referral workflows and scheduling metadata as in scope while excluding protected health information entirely.
- Banks and credit unionsInvisible says it draws reinforcement learning tasks from banking, and loan officers, credit analysts and compliance managers all score 100 out of 100 on O*NET's email scale.