Broker directory

Licensing marketplace for real-world video and audio from creators and media companies, now also brokering company data.

Signs YouTube creators to licensing contracts and sublicenses their videos to AI companies.

Community of 700,000+ photographers and artists whose work is licensed for AI training.

UK marketplace matching rights holders with AI developers who want training and inference data.

Platform for data partnerships between rights holders and AI labs. Raised $70M.

Marketplace for rights-cleared video training datasets.

Long-running catalog of commissioned and curated datasets, strongest in speech.

Marketplace for startup codebases. Grades repos, then sells them non-exclusively to AI companies. Doesn't take email, chat or CRM data yet.

Marketplace for labeled training datasets across vision, text, medical, financial and audio. Launched April 2026.

Licensed marketplace for AI-ready datasets with due-diligence scoring and provenance checks. Registered businesses only.

Large B2B data marketplace connecting data providers with buyers, including AI training data.

Lets authors claim their books and license AI training and reference rights. Launched with the Authors Guild.

Product for smaller media companies and independent creators to license their content to AI companies.

Opt-in AI dataset marketplace for 14M cleared tracks and 3M sound effects. Rightsholders see each deal's terms before opting in.

Opt-in program for LANDR Distribution artists to license their tracks for AI training. Artists can opt out anytime.

Pays Shutterstock contributors when their work is included in datasets licensed to AI companies.

Pays companies for their workplace data and supplies it to AI labs. Says it plans to spend $1B on company data in 12 months.

AI data vendor that hires experts and also buys company archives. Bid on Spirit Airlines' data and lost to Google.

App where people upload their files. Kled pays them, then packages the data into datasets for AI companies.

Licenses operating data directly from the companies that produce it and pays for it itself.

Major AI data vendor that buys wound-down startups' workspace data to build RL environments for labs.

Licenses de-identified company data to frontier labs. Looks for companies with 20+ full-time employees and 3+ years in operation.

Buys codebases and operating records (design docs, test logs, wikis) from failed and active startups for frontier model training.

Y Combinator startup that licenses business data, anonymizes it and builds agent training environments from it.

Evaluates historical company data and licenses it to AI labs. Focuses on companies with 20+ US W-2 employees and 3+ years in business.

App that pays people for voice and video recordings, then licenses them as training data. Raised $31M.

Values your data, checks rights, prepares a datasheet and presents it to buyers you approve. Also publishes price medians.

Licenses business operating records to AI labs. Doesn't tell sellers which lab buys which data.

Evaluates your data, strips personal information, then runs competing bids from buyers and negotiates terms for you.

Startup shutdown service that added code and data sales in April 2026. 150+ deals; 47% of its wind-downs now include a data sale.

Wind-down service with a fast-growing data resale business.

Access layer where AI companies pay publishers per page they fetch.

Pays publishers based on how much of their content shows up in AI-generated answers.

Lets site owners charge AI crawlers per request instead of blocking them. Private beta since July 2025.

German music rights society's licensed training dataset, with composition and recording rights bundled. About 178,000 tracks across 60 genres.

Marketplace where publishers are paid when AI products use their content, starting with Copilot as the first buyer.

Phone app that lets people sell activity data they choose to share. Expects AI labs to be its biggest buyers.

MIT spinout where people pool personal data in "data DAOs" and get rewarded when it's used. 1M+ contributors.

App that pays people to record their phone calls and resells the audio to AI developers.

App that collects noise levels and voice recordings from phones and sells the data.