For businesses with 20+ employees
Teams training AI could pay you$200K–$2M+to license your company's data.
We find the buyers who need your kind of data, then help you pick the best offer.
Ranges are estimates. Real offers depend on your records and what buyers need.
Illustration: company records have private details removed, become a dataset, train a model, and lead to an example license offer.
Your everyday work.
A new line of revenue.
Every quote, ticket and SOP your team wrote is a worked example of a real business task. That is what AI buyers want.
How we help
One conversation.
Several buyers.
You talk to us once. We check which buyers want your kind of records, collect offers and help you compare them side by side.
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Tell us what you have
A short call about your company, your systems and how many years of records you keep.
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Get a real range
We match your data to what buyers are asking for this month and give you an honest range.
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Pick the best deal
Buyers make offers. We help you read the terms and choose. You sign directly with the buyer.
Records that sell.
If your team does it every day in software, there is probably a record of it. That record is what buyers pay to license.
| Data | What it includes | Where it lives |
|---|---|---|
| Operations records | Dispatch, scheduling, work orders and quality checks | TMS, ERP, shared drives |
| Processes and SOPs | Checklists, playbooks and training material | Notion, Confluence, Google Docs |
| Sales and CRM history | Deals, notes, quotes and why accounts were won or lost | HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive |
| Code and tickets | Repositories, pull requests and the tickets behind them | GitHub, GitLab, Jira |
| Projects and jobs | Estimates, schedules, job notes and closeouts | ServiceTitan, Procore, Jobber, Asana |
| Design and CAD files | Years of drafts, revisions and final files | Figma, AutoCAD, SolidWorks, Adobe |
Quick check
Is your company's data worth licensing?
No files and no system access. Just four answers about your company.
Companies buyers ask us for.
Each buyer wants different work. These industries come up most often right now.
- ManufacturingWork orders, quality checks, CAD and supplier records
- Logistics and freightDispatch, brokerage, warehousing, fleet records
- Staffing and BPOPlacements, screening notes, support operations
- Agencies and studiosMarketing, creative, design and product work
- Healthcare administrationBilling and scheduling workflows, with patient data removed
- Software and IT servicesIncluding MSPs and companies that shut down or were acquired
- Finance operationsBookkeeping workflows, reconciliations, reporting
- Real estate and titleTransactions, escrow files, property management
- Trades and field servicesRoofing, HVAC, plumbing, construction
Most buyers look for 20+ employees and 3+ years of records. Closed and winding-down companies can qualify too.
You pay us nothing.
- Our fee
- Buyers pay us when a deal closes. You pay nothing, before or after.
- Your contract
- The license is between you and the buyer. You approve what is included, how it is used and for how long.
- Your data
- We never take custody of your records. The buyer removes sensitive details before anything is shared, under terms you agree to.
What is Provenwork?
Provenwork is a seller-side broker for company data. We figure out what your records are worth, take them to the buyers that fit and help you choose between offers. Nothing moves without your yes.
What does this cost us?
Zero. If a deal closes, the buyer pays our fee. Nothing comes out of your side.
Do buyers need access to our systems?
No. Most buyers work from exports or narrow read-only access to the systems you pick. Nothing needs connecting to have a first conversation.
Are you the buyer?
No. We sit on your side of the table. Buyers pay to license data. We find the right ones, set up the conversations and help you weigh the terms. You sign with the buyer, not with us.
Will anyone see our raw data?
Not unless you say so. The first conversations need no files. If you go ahead, the buyer tells you in writing who sees the data, how it gets prepared and what ends up in the final set.
How is sensitive information protected?
The buyer removes or masks sensitive details before the agreed use. You set exclusions, access and retention before sharing anything. Each buyer has its own process, so confirm the details before you sign.
Do we lose our data?
You keep it. A license gives the buyer the right to use an agreed copy. Your originals stay yours, and the contract lists exactly what the buyer can and can't do.
Why would an AI company pay for our data?
AI companies want to teach models how to do real work: follow a process, use business tools and make decisions. Your company's records show that work. Buyers pay to license it.
How much could our company earn?
It depends on the data you have, how many years it covers and what buyers need right now. Published offers in this market run from about $100K to $2M+ per company. Any range we give you is an estimate, not a guaranteed payout.
Have 20+ employees?
Find out what your data could be worth.
You leave knowing what data you have and roughly what it could be worth.