Enterprise Data Partnerships
AI labs pay to license how real companies work: the tickets, the CRM history, the chat and email, the code. Live or closed, 30 staff or 3,000. Describe your company once and see every buyer whose criteria you fit.
We never touch your data. The buyer does, under its terms, after you say so.
Register your companyTwo minutes. No files, no logins, no cost.
Five buyers, each with published criteria. The registration tells you which ones fit and why.
micro1
Enterprise Data Partnership for companies with 30 to 200 employees and documented workflows. Instant application link.
Turing, Project Lazarus
Buys the full operating record of live and winding-down companies in one payment. Turing's page says up to $1M. Introduction by form, with your consent.
Mercor
Connects your tools read-only, anonymises and pays on volume and depth. Live or insolvent, any size. Direct link.
Troveo
Licenses chat, email, CRM, finance and code to several buyers on a revenue share. From about 100 employees. Direct link.
DataVendor
Marketplace for codebases, datasets and tasksets. Fits companies whose asset is the code rather than the operations. By invite, sent after registration.
micro1's listings, linked to their full requirements. No commitment to us either way.
Recommended
Internal documents, SOPs, communications, and workflows from operationally mature companies.
Technology companies, BPOs & recruiting firms, Financial services firms, and similar businesses.
Direct opportunity
POV/egocentric video of manual work processes, coordinated across your team. Any business type, any manual work.
Retail, Hospitality, Industrial, and similar businesses.
Each buyer publishes what moves its offer. Across them, the same things come up.
Which tools hold the history
Chat and email, CRM and sales calls, code hosting, cloud storage. Mercor tags these as high value.
Headcount at peak
The size of the team that produced the record, not only the size today. A closed company counts in full.
Depth and years
Documented processes, ticket histories, decisions with their reasoning, across years rather than months.
Completeness
Code with its tickets and docs, sales with its CRM and calls. Buyers pay more for the whole record than for slices.
Figures: micro1 publishes tiers on its listing pages. Turing's page says up to $1M. Mercor and Troveo quote per company. We add no numbers of our own.
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Describe the company
Live or closed, headcount today and at peak, which tools hold the work, English or not. Nothing uploaded.
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See every buyer that fits
Ranked, with one honest line each. Direct application links where they exist; an introduction by form where that is how the buyer works.
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Deal with the buyer
They scope, sample under their own terms, and pay you. We are not in that conversation.
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One email if something new fits
Buyer programs change. If a new one matches your registration, you hear once. No newsletters.
A few examples of teams and workflows that translate well into training data.
Software & Engineering
How developers debug, review, and ship code across real repositories and tools.
Finance & Accounting
How teams reconcile accounts, process invoices, and prepare reports end to end.
Customer Support
How agents diagnose and resolve tickets across multiple systems.
Sales & CRM
How deals move from first outreach to close inside the CRM.
Legal & Contracts
How agreements are reviewed, redlined, and negotiated.
Operations & Logistics
How orders are processed and exceptions are handled day to day.
We never touch your operational data. Here is exactly what that means.
What we collect
Self-reported signals: headcount bands, which tools you use, status, country, a contact. Never a file, record or export.
What we never collect
Your SOPs, CRM exports, employee or customer data, code, or anything your company would consider sensitive.
Who you deal with after
The buyer, directly, under its agreement. We have no visibility into the negotiation or the data shared in it.
Does aitrainer.work ever see, collect, or store our operational data?
No. We never receive, view, hold or process any company data: not SOPs, not CRM exports, not a sample, not a redacted excerpt. The registration asks about your company in the abstract: headcount today and at peak, which tools hold the work, whether it is in English. It never asks for a file or a login.
Who receives our data, and under what terms?
The buyer you choose, under its own agreement. micro1 runs its own application and scoping. Turing works under NDA from the first call. Mercor and Troveo connect or receive exports on their terms. From the moment you click through, you deal with them directly. We have no visibility into that conversation or the contract.
What is aitrainer.work's role, exactly?
A registry and a router. You describe your company once; we show you every buyer whose published criteria you fit, with the link or introduction for each; and if a new buyer program appears later that fits, you get one email. We are not a data processor, broker or escrow, because we never hold the thing being licensed.
Do you get paid for sending us to a buyer?
Some buyers pay us a fee when a company we sent them completes a partnership. It does not change the terms they offer you. Where a buyer pays us nothing, the result page says "direct link, we are not involved" and gives you the link anyway.
Our company has closed. Is there anything here for us?
Yes, and it is often the stronger case. Turing, Mercor, Troveo and DataVendor all buy from companies that have shut down, because the record is complete. Register with the status "closed or winding down" and the result page routes accordingly.
Can we ask you to delete our registration?
Yes. Email us and we delete the profile. There is no operational data to delete because we never held any.
New to this? Start with the guides on how data licensing works.
