01One minute, then one business day
You fill in the form.
Company name, work email, and headcount. We review the fit and reply within one business day, either way.
For companies with 30 or more employees
AI companies are paying for the documents your team already wrote.
They buy manuals, process documents, support tickets, and internal chat and email, to train AI. We work with those buyers and get you the highest offer.
- $200K–$2Mwhat a typical deal pays
- 30–60 daysfrom the form to payment
- $0 upfrontyou pay us only after you are paid
Start with one question.
Three answers, about a minute. Not every company qualifies.
What we do, and what it costs.
Your Data Value works with the AI companies that buy this kind of material. We bring your company to several of them, collect their offers, and get you the highest one.
You don’t send us anything to get started. If a buyer makes an offer and you accept it, we help you gather the records, remove personal details, and handle delivery.
You are selling a copy. You keep your data, you keep using it, and you keep ownership of it.
There are no upfront fees. We are paid a percentage of what you are paid, only after you are paid. If no deal closes and you are not paid, you owe us nothing.
Typical deals run $200,000 to $2,000,000 and close 30 to 60 days after the form. We take on deals from $200,000, and the range goes up to $10 million.
What buyers have paid.
These deals were publicly reported in court filings, press reporting, and other firms’ published figures. The companies are not our clients, and none of this predicts what a buyer would offer for your records.
- A freight and logistics company$850K340 employees. Eight years of workspace files, team chat, CRM, and support tickets.See the case studies
- An industrial manufacturer$1.1M760 employees. Paid 41 days after the scoping call, for engineering tickets, documentation, and ERP records.See the case studies
- A healthcare administration group$1.4M1,180 employees. Eleven years of administrative records, with patient information removed first.See the case studies
- A financial services firm$2M2,400 employees. Twelve years of meeting transcripts, workspace documents, and data warehouse exports.See the case studies
- A 13-year-old transcription companySix figuresHundreds of thousands of dollars for its chat, email, ticket, and document archive after it wound down.Read the case study
- An airline$10MThe winning 2026 auction bid for its emails, chats, code, and operating records, with personal details removed.Read the case study
Published ranges by company size
Published by other firms, not our estimates. A buyer’s offer for your records may be higher, lower, or none at all.
| Employees | Published range |
|---|---|
| 25–100 | $100K–$500K |
| 100–500 | $450K–$1.2M |
| 500–2,000 | $1M–$1.8M |
| 2,000+ | $1.8M–$2M+ |
See all case studies Past transactions do not indicate what a buyer may offer for your records.
Four steps, start to payment.
02Usually the first week
A 15-minute call and a short agreement.
We talk through the records you have and anything that limits what you can sell. The agreement sets our percentage, paid only after you are paid.
03Days to weeks, set by each buyer
We bring you offers.
We build your company profile and take it to the AI buyers we work with. Each one runs its own review and decides whether to make an offer. Some decline.
0430 to 60 days after the form
You compare, sign, deliver, get paid.
We help you compare the offers and you sign directly with the buyer. Then we help you gather the records and remove personal details, and you are paid as milestones are met.
Your questions.
Would our customers’ private information go out?
No. Before anything is delivered, we go through the records with you and take out names, email addresses, phone numbers, and other personal details. You approve what leaves your company, and nothing moves before you sign.
Do we lose our data?
No. You are selling a copy. You keep the originals, you keep using them, and you keep ownership. What the buyer may do with their copy is written into the agreement you sign with them, and we recommend your own lawyer read it.
What does it cost?
Nothing upfront. No setup fee and no retainer. We are paid a percentage of what you are paid, only after you are paid. If no deal closes and you are not paid, you owe us nothing.
What do we actually have to do?
You don’t send us anything to get started. Your part is this one-minute form and a 15-minute call. If a buyer makes an offer and you accept it, we help you gather the records, remove personal details, and handle delivery.
Is this real?
The deals above were publicly reported in court filings, press reporting, and figures other firms published. Those companies are not our clients, and we don’t claim their results. You can read each one on our case studies page. Your Data Value is operated by Deebee Works, LLC, a Wyoming company, and you can write to us at hello@yourdatavalue.com.
Why is 30 employees the line?
Buyers look for a large enough body of written, repeatable work to be worth licensing, and companies under 30 people usually don’t have it yet. Under 30 you can still submit the form, and we will reply either way, but it is usually not a fit.
See if your company qualifies.
Answer the one-minute formNo upfront fees. No commitment to a deal. Not every company qualifies.