AI data buyers for companies: 13 buyers
This list of AI data buyers for companies holds 13 buyers. Of the 13, 6 publish a price anchor. The first three are Defined.ai (content owners get 20 to 30% of deal value; $1 to $2 per image; $100 to $300 per hour of film; partners average $600k revenue), micro1 ($100k to $2M per company; tiers $100k / $500k / $1M+) and Sell My Codebase ($100 per 1M source-code tokens; $40 per 1M git-history tokens, per license (illustrative, conservative; verified by the site on 10 Oct 2026)). 6 of the 13 license non-exclusively.
Sells for: companies, studios, data vendors.
Buyers named: Google, Meta, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft.
Listed for a published rate and named lab customers.
Sells for: companies, defunct startups, agencies.
Buyers named: frontier labs (unnamed).
Listed for a published rate and reported payouts.
Sells for: developers, agencies, startups, defunct startups, companies.
Buyers named: AI labs (unnamed); one licensing program (unnamed).
Listed for a published rate, non-exclusive terms and reported program payouts.
Sells for: creators, media companies, studios, companies.
Buyers named: Google, OpenAI (reported).
Listed for a published rate and reported payouts.
Sells for: consumers, data vendors, developers, companies.
Buyers named: labs, routes to DataVendor, Pangea, Turing, micro1.
Listed for a published price anchor and non-exclusive terms.
Sells for: domain experts, companies.
Buyers named: labs, Fortune 500.
Listed for a published rate and reported payouts.
Sells for: companies, domain experts.
Buyers named: labs.
Listed for a stated payout model and a referral program.
Sells for: developers, companies.
Buyers named: labs.
Listed for a stated payout model.
Sells for: companies.
Buyers named: labs.
Listed for a stated payout model.
Sells for: companies, data vendors.
Buyers named: enterprises, labs.
Listed for non-exclusive terms and a stated payout model.
Sells for: companies.
Buyers named: labs.
Listed for a stated payout model and a referral program.
Sells for: companies, domain experts.
Buyers named: Meta (49% owner), government.
Listed for named lab customers and a stated payout model.
Sells for: defunct startups, companies.
Buyers named: labs.
Listed for reported payouts and a stated payout model.
What differs for AI data buyers for companies
Between them, the 13 buyers cover 11 data hubs, led by company data (8), code (7) and expert and RL data (6). The payout models they publish are upfront (5), negotiated deal (5) and revenue share (4). What a company brings to these buyers is usually internal documents, workspaces and records built up over years of work.
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