AI labs pay for records that show how a real company runs. Data Truffle prices yours before they go to market, runs a competitive process with vetted buyers, and brings back a first offer in 24 to 48 hours. Success fee only. Your data never passes through us.
No dataset needed to start. No upfront fee. Seven questions, about three minutes.
Public websites show what companies say. Your records show what companies do: how a request comes in, who decides, what happens next, how it turns out. That knowledge only exists inside established businesses, beyond the reach of any crawler. Model builders now pay to license it.
Marketing pages, articles, forums, code. Mostly read, mostly exhausted, and increasingly generated by other models.
Tickets that got resolved, proposals that got built, deals that closed or did not, the messy middle of real work.
Most owners who get an offer for their data get exactly one, from the first lab that called. We think the right number is three, and we think you should know what the records are worth before anyone names a figure.
A manifest of what you have is benchmarked against what vetted buyers are paying for comparable records right now. You see the range before any buyer sees your name.
How the hunt works →Qualified sets go to more than one buyer at once. Competing bids are the only reliable way to find out what records are really worth. One recent public data auction moved from a $5M opening bid to $12.5M on competition.
Compare your options →Representation-style brokers take weeks to come back with a number. We come back in a day or two, because the pricing work is already done. Binding terms follow sample review.
See the six steps →Nothing moves without your signature, and nothing moves through us.
Seven questions. Three minutes.
A one-page inventory of what exists, where, and for how long.
We benchmark the manifest against live buyer demand.
An indicative range from vetted buyers.
Sample review, diligence, and competing terms.
You sign. Data moves direct. You get paid.
Measured from a complete data manifest. A first offer is a process target, not a guarantee; buyers decide eligibility, price, and terms. Timelines after the first offer depend on buyer diligence and your own counsel's review.
You do not need to be a technology company. You need to have run the same workflows, in the same systems, for a few years.
Client threads, approvals, scheduling, decisions in writing.
Playbooks, templates, proposals, checklists, process docs.
How your team solves problems in real time.
Sales and support calls, and how they ended.
Deal stages, notes, and why customers said yes or no.
Issue → diagnosis → resolution, thousands of times over.
Invoices, approvals, exceptions, and how work actually gets done.
Issue triage, code review, release and incident records.
We are an agent, not a marketplace and not a data processor. The only thing that passes through us is the manifest you approve and the offers that come back.
You will not find testimonials on this site yet, and we will not invent any. What you can verify today: our fee schedule is public, our engagement letter is two pages and non-exclusive, every buyer we introduce is named before you decide anything, and our chain of custody means we are structurally unable to misuse your data. Run our own red-flags checklist against us before the first call.
No. You answer seven questions and, if you qualify, we build a one-page manifest with you: what records exist, in which systems, over how many years. Buyers price from the manifest and, later, from a small de-identified sample you approve. Your full dataset never passes through us.
Because we price the data before buyers see it. We maintain current demand signals from vetted AI training buyers, so a complete manifest can be benchmarked against what those buyers are paying right now. The first offer is an indicative, buyer-benchmarked range. A binding offer follows sample review and diligence.
Nothing upfront. No retainer, no listing fee, no prep fee. We earn a seller-side success fee only when a license closes and you are paid. The full schedule is on the pricing page.
A buyer you approve, under a contract you and your counsel review, and only after signing. Transfer goes directly from your systems to the buyer. We never receive, store, or transmit your datasets.
It is removed before training. Every buyer we work with contracts to de-identify records before use, and the agreement spells out how, who verifies it, and when the supplied copy is deleted.
Seven questions. No dataset. No fee unless a license closes.
Measured from a complete data manifest. A first offer is a process target, not a guarantee; buyers decide eligibility, price, and terms.