YOUR EXISTING RECORDS. A NEW OPPORTUNITY.

License your
business data.

Your emails, files and operational records could create a new revenue stream. Find a potential licensing programme in a few questions.

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PUBLISHED LICENSING EXAMPLES

What other businesses
have licensed.

01Roofing companyHOME SERVICES · POLYSHARES$450,000REPORTED LICENCE

Polyshares reports licensing an unnamed roofing business’s operational records under a perpetual exclusive agreement, with anonymisation before delivery. Identity, systems, archive volume and individual transaction dates are not disclosed.

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02General contractorCONSTRUCTION · POLYSHARES$300,000REPORTED LICENCE

Polyshares publishes a contractor’s operational-record licence at this amount. It describes perpetual exclusive terms and anonymisation before delivery; no detailed project inventory, company identity or transaction timeline is published.

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03Solar companyENERGY · POLYSHARES$275,000REPORTED LICENCE

An unnamed solar business licensed operational records, according to Polyshares. The source describes a perpetual exclusive licence and anonymisation before delivery. Staff numbers, systems and retained years are not disclosed.

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04Global marketing agencyPROFESSIONAL SERVICES · POLYSHARES$110,000REPORTED LICENCE

Polyshares reports a perpetual exclusive licence to a global agency’s operational history, anonymised before delivery. It does not disclose specific campaign or client files, volumes or the business’s identity.

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05National broadcasterMEDIA LIBRARY · PROTEGE$1M+REPORTED IN SIX MONTHS

Protege reports that an unnamed EMEA broadcaster earned over $1 million in six months by licensing its existing video library, including scripted programmes, news, sports and other footage.

Protege assessed quality, agreed revenue sharing, hosted the content and combined it with other rights holders’ catalogues for buyer requests. The source describes exclusive AI-training rights and multiple completed deals.

This is a large media-library example, not a comparable valuation for ordinary company records. Protege is not presented as our referral partner.

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Provider-reported, not independently verified. Outcomes and licence terms vary; some businesses receive no offer. The Polyshares entries contain all available published details. Sources checked 3 November 2026.

YOUR NEXT STEP

  1. 01Answer a few questions.
  2. 02See one potential route.
  3. 03Apply with the programme.

GOOD TO KNOW

A little clarity.

What does it mean to license my data?+

You sign an agreement giving another organisation defined permission to use your data while you retain ownership. The agreement sets the permitted uses, licence period and whether it is exclusive. Some programmes offer fixed-term exclusive licences; others use perpetual terms.

What types of business records could I license?+

Examples include business emails, team conversations, project files, support tickets, work orders and operational histories. Useful records often show how a request or problem led to decisions, actions and an outcome. Each programme assesses the records against its current requirements.

Why would anyone want to license these records?+

AI developers can use real business workflows to train and evaluate systems on practical tasks. Records that connect a request, the work and the result can help show how experienced people make decisions and solve problems.

What happens to confidential information?+

The receiving team explains how it reviews and protects sensitive material. De-identification means removing or changing identifying details, such as names, email addresses, phone numbers and account numbers, while preserving useful information about the work.

For example, a named customer may be replaced with a label such as “Customer 01”. This reduces identification risk but does not eliminate every risk. The team must explain who can access original records, how the material is prepared and what should be excluded. Worth Data Partners does not receive your operational records.

How much could my business receive?+

The receiving programme assesses the quality, depth, relevance and usable scope of your records before deciding whether to make an offer. Published examples describe other businesses and are not a valuation of your data. Some businesses receive no offer.

Does this cost anything, and how do you get paid?+

There is no charge to use this eligibility check. Worth Data Partners may receive a referral fee if your introduction meets the receiving programme’s payment conditions. The programme explains any costs or deductions relating to a licensing transaction before you agree to proceed.

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Privacy & referrals

The eligibility check runs in your browser. This version does not store or send your answers, ask for your identity, use analytics or add you to an email list. Your answers are cleared when the check is closed.

A referral button opens a separate provider website. Its privacy policy applies there. The link includes a referral identifier so the programme can attribute your application to Worth Data Partners.

We may receive compensation after a qualifying referral completes the programme’s required milestones. A recommendation does not guarantee acceptance, an offer or payment. Published licensing examples are other organisations’ reported outcomes.

No operational records or credentials should be provided to this website.