Your Data Value: what owners are paid through this broker
Your Data Value is a data licensing advisory firm that introduces companies with 30 or more employees to AI buyers; it does not buy or hold records itself. It says typical deals run $200K to $2M, with a $200K minimum deal size, and that it is paid a percentage of what the company receives, only after the company is paid. The example deals on its site come from public filings, press and another advisory firm's published outcomes, and the site says none are its clients.
What does Your Data Value buy?
- SOPs and process documentation
- Knowledge bases and internal wikis
- Internal communications
- Support tickets and QA workflows
- Project and task histories
- CRM and sales playbooks
- Finance, accounting, legal and contract workflows
- Engineering documentation and bug tracking
How it works
As Your Data Value describes it on its own pages.
- Send a one-minute fit request: company name, work email and headcount. It replies within one business day.
- Take a 15-minute qualification call and, if there is a fit, sign a short agreement that sets its percentage.
- It prepares a company profile and submits it to more than one matching buyer, naming each buyer first.
- Each buyer runs its own review, which may include an application, interview, discovery call and sample review.
- Compare offers with its help, sign directly with the buyer, and deliver records from your own systems.
What we know about Your Data Value
Each fact links to its source below.
- Your Data Value says typical deals run $200K to $2M and that the deals it works on run from $200K to $10M. It does not estimate payouts before review; each buyer proposes its own price.12
- The buyer pays the company as delivery milestones are met. Your Data Value's percentage comes out of what the company receives, after it is paid.1
- It replies to a fit request within one business day, then holds a 15-minute call. It gives 30 to 60 days from intake to payment, citing another advisory firm's published process and buyers' published timelines, and says the day ranges are typical, not promised.1
- Its stated starting point is 30 or more employees, documented workflows and records in English, with a $200K minimum deal size. US companies have the most buyer options; it also considers the UK, Canada and other Western markets.12
- It charges no upfront fee, setup fee or retainer, and takes a percentage of what the company is paid, only after it is paid. The percentage is not published. Its terms say it may also receive compensation from buyers for introductions.13
- Your Data Value is operated by Deebee Works, LLC, a Wyoming limited liability company with an address in Sheridan, Wyoming.13
- It says it never receives, stores or resells client data and does not need passwords. The company signs directly with the buyer and delivers records itself. Its terms say it is not the buyer's agent and is not a party to the license.13
- The example deals on its site ($850K for a 340-person freight company, $1.1M for a 760-person manufacturer, $2M for a 2,400-person financial services firm, and a $10M airline auction bid) are drawn, per the site, from public filings, court records, press reporting and another advisory firm's published outcomes. The site says company names are omitted and none are its clients.12
- Its payout table by company size ($100K to $500K for 25 to 100 staff, $450K to $1.2M for 100 to 500 staff, $1M to $1.8M for 500 to 2,000 staff) is labeled as one advisory firm's published table, not its own estimates.12
- It says buyers accept direct applications, and that its role is to assess readiness, approach several buyers, and help compare and negotiate offers.1
- If no deal closes and the company is not paid, the site says the company owes no fee, and there is no obligation to accept any offer.1
Is it a good fit?
Good fit
- Companies with 30 or more employees and documented, repeatable workflows.
- Owners who want help approaching several buyers and comparing offers rather than applying to each one alone.
- US companies first, then the UK, Canada and other Western markets, with records mostly in English.
Worth checking
- Ask what percentage it takes and whether it also receives a fee from the buyer, since its terms say it may.
- The case studies are other companies' reported deals, not its own clients. Ask for examples of deals it has run itself.
- Buyers accept direct applications, so compare its percentage with what you would get applying to the same buyers yourself.
- Timelines of 30 to 60 days are cited from another firm's process. Ask each buyer for its own timeline in writing.
Your Data Value FAQ
How much does Your Data Value say companies get paid for their data?
Its site says typical deals run $200K to $2M and that it works on deals from $200K to $10M (checked October 2026). These are the broker's figures; each buyer proposes its own price after review.
What does Your Data Value charge?
No upfront or setup fee. It takes a percentage of what you are paid, only after you are paid, and does not publish the percentage. Its terms say it may also be paid by buyers for introductions.
Are Your Data Value's case studies its own clients?
No. Its site says the examples come from public filings, court records, press reporting and another advisory firm's published outcomes, and that none of the companies are its clients (October 2026).
Do I need a broker like Your Data Value to license my company data?
Not necessarily. Your Data Value itself says buyers accept direct applications. Its pitch is that it approaches several buyers at once and helps you compare and negotiate offers.
How long does it take to get paid through Your Data Value?
It cites 30 to 60 days from intake to payment, based on another advisory firm's published process and buyers' timelines, and says this is typical, not promised (October 2026).
Alternatives to Your Data Value
Other companies that pay for, broker or resell the same kinds of records. Sorted by name.
Comparisons with Your Data Value
Side-by-side tables of price, payment, fees and terms, with a short verdict.
- Nyne vs Your Data Value: buyer or broker for your company data?Nyne licenses company records itself; Your Data Value is a broker that takes a percentage. How each sets price, gets paid and who it suits.
Guides that mention Your Data Value
Guides for owners that cite Your Data Value's terms or prices.
- How much is your company's data worth to AI labs? (2026 prices)Prices · 6 min read · Updated
- How to sell company data to AI labs: a step-by-step guide (2026)Basics · 5 min read · Updated
Sources
Numbers in the text link here. See every player in the buyer index and reported deals in the deal ledger.
- Business Data Licensing AdvisoryYour Data Value · Publish date not shown · Accessed 29 Oct 2026
- Case Studies: What Buyers Have Paid for DataYour Data Value · Publish date not shown · Accessed 29 Oct 2026
- TermsYour Data Value · Published 2026 · Accessed 29 Oct 2026
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