Who says they buy business data.

Companies that say on their own pages that they buy business records, and what those pages say. None of them is a Korra buyer, and this list is not an introduction.

Checked on October 15, 2026. Programs change their terms. Read the company’s own page before you act.

micro1

What they say they buy: Operational documents: SOPs, knowledge bases, internal documentation, CRM data, project histories and QA processes, plus how teams make decisions and human feedback on AI outputs.
How they say they pay: Its program page lists tiers of $100k+, $500k+ and $1M+.
Who it is for: The program page asks for companies with 30 or more employees.

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Handshake AI

What they say they buy: Company data about how real businesses work, scoped with the company. It says identifying details are removed on its side and partner companies are never named to the labs.
How they say they pay: Partnerships range from $100K to $4M+, depending on the data shared.
Who it is for: Companies; the company decides what it shares.

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Mercor

What they say they buy: The workflow data a business generates every day, licensed and packaged for AI labs. It says the more tools a company shares, the higher the payout, and nothing leaves a system until the company approves it.
How they say they pay: Payout depends on what is shared; the page gives no figure.
Who it is for: It names legal, healthcare, finance and insurance, professional services, manufacturing, retail and e-commerce, real estate, and logistics.

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Defined.ai

What they say they buy: Audio, video, image, text or multimodal data, sold through its data marketplace.
How they say they pay: Licensing fees from sales on its marketplace.
Who it is for: Any business that generates or aggregates data.

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SimpleClosure AssetHub

What they say they buy: Source code and operational data, matched with strategic buyers that include AI labs.
How they say they pay: Its announcement says AssetHub is on track to return more than $10 million to venture-backed startups by the end of 2026.
Who it is for: Opened in 2026 to companies at any stage, including ones still operating, not only those shutting down.

Read their page · Figure from the SimpleClosure announcement (via Webull)

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