Sell code as a company: 7 buyers
This list of code buyers for companies holds 7 buyers. Of the 7, 4 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). 5 of the 7 license non-exclusively.
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: 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: 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, 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: defunct startups, companies.
Buyers named: labs.
Listed for reported payouts and a stated payout model.
What differs for sell code as a company
A company usually has internal documents, workspaces and records built up over years of work. All 7 name companies among the sellers they buy from. All 7 name source code explicitly as a data type. The payout models they use are upfront (3), revenue share (3) and per token (1).
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