Who buys data for AI training, what they pay, on what terms.
Who Buys My Data lists 66 data buyers for owners of video, code, images, company data, voice and audio, music, web content and news, medical data, 3D assets, robotics data, expert and RL data and datasets, by data type, payout model and exclusivity.
Updated 27 Oct 2026
Browse by data type
| Data type | Buyers | Price range | Non-exclusive |
|---|---|---|---|
| Video | 17 | $1 to $6.25 per minute | 11 of 17 |
| Code | 12 | $10k to $2M per deal | 8 of 12 |
| Images | 10 | 2 cents to $2 per image | 9 of 10 |
| Company data | 10 | $10k to $2M per deal | 3 of 10 |
| Voice and audio | 11 | Quoted per deal | 7 of 11 |
| Music | 6 | Quoted per deal | 3 of 6 |
| Web content and news | 11 | 50% to 85% revenue share | 9 of 11 |
| Medical data | 6 | Quoted per deal | 4 of 6 |
| 3D assets | 4 | Quoted per deal | 4 of 4 |
| Robotics data | 4 | $1 to $20 per hour | 1 of 4 |
| Expert and RL data | 10 | $20 to $500 per hour | 2 of 10 |
| Datasets | 5 | Quoted per deal | 3 of 5 |
Editor's picks
Sells for: youtubers, creators, broadcasters.
Buyers named: labs (unnamed).
Listed for a published rate and non-exclusive terms.
Sells for: website owners, publishers.
Buyers named: crawlers (any lab).
Listed for a published price anchor and non-exclusive terms.
Sells for: publishers, rights holders.
Buyers named: labs, enterprises.
Listed for a published price anchor and non-exclusive terms.
Sells for: its own catalog.
Buyers named: labs, enterprises.
Listed for a published rate and non-exclusive terms.
Sells for: companies, studios, data vendors.
Buyers named: Google, Meta, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft.
Listed for a published rate and named lab customers.
How we list
Sources and dates: every fact on a profile has a URL and the date we read it; prices are quoted verbatim with their date.
The order rule: editor's pick for the page's data type first, then buyers that name the page's data type explicitly, then buyers with a published price anchor, then name; that is the whole rule.
What a listing costs: nothing; nobody pays to appear or to rank; where a referral link exists it is marked on the card.
FAQ
How much do AI companies pay for data?
It depends on the type and the buyer. Published anchors on this site run from $1 per minute of video to $100 per million tokens of source code and $100k to $2M per company dataset.
Do I keep ownership?
On 39 of the 66 listings the license is non-exclusive and ownership stays with you. Each profile states the exclusivity term with its source.
Is anyone paying to be listed here?
No. Listings are written from public sources and ordered by a published rule. Referral links are disclosed on the card where they exist.