Common questions
For companies
- Do I give up ownership of my data?
- No. We purchase rights to license it to AI labs under defined terms. The original data stays with you until we agree on a transaction.
- What kind of data is most valuable?
- Operational history across multiple systems. Work you can follow from start to finish: a support ticket, emails, CRM entries, and the operations trail behind it.
- Does it cost anything to work with you?
- No. There's no fee to get an estimate or go through review. You only transact if we agree on terms.
- We're winding down or already closed. Can we still do this?
- Yes. What matters is that someone with authority can confirm the rights and the records are still recoverable.
- What's the difference between the estimator and a quote?
- The estimator shows a wide market band based on a few questions. A quote is company-specific and set after review. Both are indicative, not binding.
- Who sees the raw data?
- Before an agreement: DataLinq staff under confidentiality. After an agreement: AI labs see the prepared, de-identified version for their licensed use.
- Is this a marketplace?
- We're not a marketplace. You never list your data publicly or deal with buyers yourself. We work with you directly, de-identify the data and remove all PII, and you review and approve the cleaned version before anything leaves your hands.
For AI labs
- How is DataLinq different from a data marketplace?
- We source and prepare specific datasets for AI labs. No public catalog or self-service checkout.
- Who buys this data?
- Post-training teams, agent builders, and vertical AI companies that need specific operational datasets. We work best with teams that know what they're looking for.
- How long does it take?
- It depends on scope and rights work. Expect review periods on both sides. We give realistic timelines after the first conversation.
- What verticals can you source?
- Legal operations, finance, insurance, professional services, real estate, logistics, manufacturing, software, and healthcare (requires review). See the full list on the industries page.
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