Broker · AI training data exchange (broker)

SellMyData: what owners are paid through this broker

Short answer

SellMyData calls itself an exchange for AI training data: it takes a company's exports, removes names and identifiers, and sells licenses to AI labs, taking a commission only when a sale closes. It publishes no price list; its calculator gives an indicative range with a $5,000 floor, and it aims to pay within 7 days of a sale closing. It has no minimum headcount.

WebsiteData program page
Payment
Target: within 7 days of a sale closing12
Speed
Estimate by email or on a 30-minute call1
Minimum
No minimum headcount.1
Fees to you
Commission on sale only; rate not published12
Referral reward
"Refer a business" email link; terms not published1
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Broker · AI training data exchange (broker)

What does SellMyData buy?

  • Slack, Teams and Gmail threads
  • Code repositories with commits, reviews and issues
  • Contracts, SOPs and other documents
  • CRM pipelines, invoices, ledgers and orders
  • Support and service tickets

How it works

As SellMyData describes it on its own pages.

  1. Answer a few questions and get an estimated range. Nothing is shared yet.
  2. Export records from each tool you choose, for the dates you choose, with its guidance. It never writes to your systems.
  3. It strips names, contacts and identifiers. You review the redacted preview and the price before any lab sees it.
  4. When a lab buys a license, you get paid, with a target of 7 days after the sale closes.

What we know about SellMyData

Each fact links to its source below.

  • Its calculator gives an indicative range with a $5,000 floor, which SellMyData says is calibrated to reported deals and its own clients' quotes. It is not an offer.12
  • Its pricing page says one client, a software studio with 11 employees today and about 30 at its peak, was quoted $300,000 by an AI lab. The client is not named.2
  • SellMyData takes nothing up front and a commission only when a sale closes. It does not publish the rate, how long it takes to find a buyer, or referral terms.12
  • SellMyData is operated by 6 Degrees Management Group LLC. Its founder, Micki Lee, runs it day to day, including rights checks, dataset preparation and conversations with labs.3
  • It says it works with each company by hand: the company exports, SellMyData cleans and prepares, and the company approves. Companies can unlist and delete their data from its systems at any time.13
  • Buyers see only a redacted sample before purchase. After a sale, the lab receives the de-identified dataset, not the raw data. The company approves the buyer and the terms of every license.1
  • It does not buy consumer personal data, health records tied to people or payment card data.1
  • The demand board on its homepage is labeled as examples only, not live requests from labs.1
  • Its pricing page says its calculator assumes one lab licenses the data exclusively, and that a non-exclusive license is worth roughly a third, citing Epoch AI.2
  • Its terms of use took effect October 24, 2026 and say a counsel-reviewed version will replace them. Data is licensed only under a separate written agreement between the company, the lab and SellMyData.4

Is it a good fit?

Good fit

  • Small companies, including those under 30 staff, that other programs turn away on headcount.
  • Owners who want to see a price and a redacted preview before anything is listed.
  • Teams with complete ticket and chat threads, which it says are worth more than isolated records.

Worth checking

  • Ask what commission it takes, since the rate is not published.
  • SellMyData holds your exports while it prepares them. Read its security page on where they are kept and for how long.
  • Its calculator assumes an exclusive license. Ask whether your offer is exclusive and what that rules out for later deals.
  • The $300,000 client quote is the broker's own claim with the client unnamed. Ask for the written offer behind any number.
Questions owners ask

SellMyData FAQ

How much does SellMyData pay for company data?

It has no price list. Its calculator gives an indicative range with a $5,000 floor, and it cites one client quote of $300,000 for an 11-person studio (pricing page, October 2026). These are broker figures, not offers.

How fast does SellMyData pay?

Its stated target is payment within 7 days of a sale closing (October 2026). It does not publish how long it takes to find a buyer.

What does SellMyData charge?

Nothing up front. It takes a commission only when a sale closes and does not publish the rate.

Can a small company sell data through SellMyData?

Yes. SellMyData says it has no minimum headcount and that a 12-person shop with five years of tickets gets the same call with the founder.

Do I have to connect my tools to SellMyData?

No. It guides you through exporting from the tools you choose, for the dates you choose, and says it never writes to your systems.

Alternatives to SellMyData

Other companies that pay for, broker or resell the same kinds of records. Sorted by name.

BuyerThat's usData LicensorsLicenses de-identified copies of company records from owners and licenses them to AI labs for training and testing.Price not publishedAbout Data LicensorsMarketplaceGreppedMarketplace that packages and de-identifies company records and sells them to AI labs.Up to six figuresAbout GreppedBuyerNyneData company that pays operating businesses to license anonymized history from their accounting, CRM, scheduling and project tools.$100K+About NyneBuyerPolysharesData lab that licenses a company's operational record itself, anonymizes it and supplies AI labs.$100K to $2M+About PolysharesBrokerYour Data ValueAdvisory firm that introduces companies with 30+ employees to AI buyers and takes a percentage after the company is paid.$200K to $2MAbout Your Data Value

Comparisons with SellMyData

Side-by-side tables of price, payment, fees and terms, with a short verdict.

Guides that mention SellMyData

Guides for owners that cite SellMyData's terms or prices.

Sources

Numbers in the text link here. See every player in the buyer index and reported deals in the deal ledger.

  1. Your company's data is worth moneySellMyData · Publish date not shown · Accessed 29 Oct 2026
  2. How pricing worksSellMyData · Publish date not shown · Accessed 29 Oct 2026
  3. About SellMyDataSellMyData · Publish date not shown · Accessed 29 Oct 2026
  4. Terms of useSellMyData · Published 24 Oct 2026 · Accessed 29 Oct 2026

Data Licensors, the company that publishes this page, also licenses company records. This page is written from public sources and was checked on 29 Oct 2026. Something wrong or out of date? Email hello@datalicensors.com and we will correct it.

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