Become a
data broker.

The course and the tools to find companies sitting on valuable data, price it, license it and sell it.

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Google paid $10M for a bankrupt airline's old emails, files and CRM.

Spirit Airlines' de-identified company data sold at a bankruptcy auction in August 2026. The last bid was twice the first. Thousands of companies are sitting on the same kind of data, and someone has to bring it to market.

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Opening bid

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Winning bid

Each dot is $100K.

Learn the whole deal, start to finish

18 lessons across six modules, starting with what a data broker actually does and ending with a pipeline of deals.

Module 3 of 6

Valuing data

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Data brokering in plain English
Finding companies with valuable data
3Valuing data
4Licensing
5Listing, selling and getting paid
6Scaling your pipeline

Find the companies most likely to sell

Describe what you're sourcing. The lead finder searches for it, ranks each company by how likely it is to sell, finds the person who can sign and verifies their email.

SearchAgent

Every score shows its proof
Each signal links to the quote and page behind it, so you can see why a company ranks where it does.
Reach the right person
Founders of open companies, former founders and receivers of closed ones, with every way to contact them.
Run it all in your CRM
Track every lead by stage, add your own columns, and import or export whenever you need to.

Know what it's worth before you pitch

Get a value range for a codebase, tasks or raw data, then add it to your inventory and work it toward a listing.

company-data.zip

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Estimated value

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Added to inventoryReady to package
License signedRights in writing
Listed for saleOpen to buyers

Get the deal in writing

Four templates in the order you send them. Pick a lead, fill in the blanks, and track each one from draft to signed.

1
Mutual NDA
Before the first deep conversation
Signed
2
Letter of intent
Once you agree the outline of a deal
Sent
3
Data license agreement
When you license the data and resell it
Draft
4
Broker agreement
When you represent the company for a commission
Draft

Example statuses. Templates aren't legal advice, so have a lawyer review them before use.

See what's selling and what buyers want

Browse data for sale and open buyer requests, then list what you've sourced alongside them.

Game studio codebase
140 repositories with full commit history
$280,000
Finance analyst workflows
1,200 tasks with human-reviewed solutions
$360,000
Customer support calls
18,000 hours with personal information removed
$2,400,000
Logistics company records
Email, files and CRM from a closed software company
$240,000

Example listings.

What data sells for

Median public prices by type of data, drawn from 1,487 public prices. A valuation starts here and moves with size, age and rights.

Median price by data type

Company records$276,000 per company
Source code$2,000 per repository
Text and archives$332 per title
Datasets and tasks$300 per task
Audio and speech$135 per hour
Video$105 per hour
Expert work$80 per hour
Images$0.57 per image

What buyers say they pay per company

Mode (BizBuyData)$100K to $5M
Handshake AI$100K to $4M
micro1$100K to $2M
Polyshares$100K to $2M
Mercor$10K to $1.5M
Scale AI$10K to $1M

Every bar uses the same $0 to $5M scale.

Market figures are public prices, deals and buyer programmes compiled, November 2026.