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How much is code worth to AI companies: 5 published prices

This list of code data buyers with a published price holds 5 buyers. Of the 5, all publish a price anchor. The first three are 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)), aitrainer.work (seller keeps 80%; free to list; earns buyer-side fee per deal) and 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). All 5 license non-exclusively.

5 listed, updated 27 Oct 2026, order: editor's pick for this data type first, then buyers naming source code explicitly, then published price anchor, then name.

Published price anchors

How much is code worth to AI companies
BuyerPrice anchorPayoutExclusivitySource
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) Per token Non-exclusive sellmycodebase.comread 27 Oct 2026
aitrainer.work seller keeps 80%; free to list; earns buyer-side fee per deal Revenue share or Negotiated deal Non-exclusive aitrainer.workread 26 Oct 2026
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 Revenue share Non-exclusive defined.airead 26 Oct 2026
micro1 $100k to $2M per company; tiers $100k / $500k / $1M+ Upfront Non-exclusive micro1.airead 26 Oct 2026
SimpleClosure Asset Hub $10k to $100k per deal; one code deal $25k Upfront Non-exclusive simpleclosure.comread 26 Oct 2026

Anchors are quoted verbatim from the buyer's own page or the press report named in the source, with the date we read it. All code buyers.

What differs for code

Read verbatim, the anchors run from "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" at Defined.ai to "$100k to $2M per company; tiers $100k / $500k / $1M+" at micro1. 4 of the 5 are rates per unit of data, and 1 is a deal size, fee or share. 1 anchor states no dollar amount.

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FAQ

How much do AI companies pay for code?

The first published anchors on this list are 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)"), aitrainer.work ("seller keeps 80%; free to list; earns buyer-side fee per deal") and 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"). All 5 buyers here publish a price anchor, quoted verbatim with its date where the source gives one.

Can I sell the same code to two buyers?

Yes, when the license is non-exclusive. All 5 buyers here license non-exclusively, Sell My Codebase, aitrainer.work and Defined.ai among them. Check the grant for exclusivity and for how long it runs before you sign.

Do I keep ownership of my code?

A license leaves the copyright with you and grants the buyer use rights. On non-exclusive terms you can license the same code again; all 5 buyers here offer those terms.

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