Turn Your Company’s Data and Workflows Into Revenue.
Data Value
How much could your data be worth?
Move the sliders to get an instant estimate of what your company’s data and workflows could earn.
Your estimated range
A quick look at what your company’s know-how could bring in.
Where is your company located?
Privacy & control
You stay in charge, start to finish.
Nothing leaves your business without your go-ahead, and every dataset is limited to exactly what you’ve agreed to share.
Always in your hands
Which records and workflows you choose to share
Final approval before any dataset is released
The scope and terms set out in your contract
Off-limits
Names and personal details of your staff and customers
Direct access to your systems, logins or source files
Anything your contract doesn’t cover
Personal details removed
Encrypted in storage and in transit
Sign-off on every release
Complete activity log
Who we work with
Proven companies.
Hands-on expertise.
At least 20 full-time employees on U.S. payroll (W-2)
Trading for 3+ years and still actively operating
An owner, president or CEO who can make the final call
Where your valuable data might already live
Snowflake
Google Drive
Salesforce
Amazon S3
Notion
HubSpot
Databricks
Outlook
Dropbox
Slack
Airtable
AutoCAD
Google Sheets
Stripe
Examples only, not endorsements. Data varies by company.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Here are the top questions our clients ask before getting started.
What is a data licensing partnership?
A data licensing partnership allows your company to grant an approved partner permission to use agreed business data for a specific purpose. Your company is paid according to the value of the data and the terms of the agreement.
Why would anyone pay for our company data?
Advanced AI systems need examples of how work is completed inside real businesses. Your company’s documents, decisions and workflows can help these systems learn how people solve problems, use software and complete complex tasks.
How much could our company earn?
Data licensing partnerships can be worth between $100,000 and $2 million for qualifying companies. Arcellion acts as the bridge between your business and the licensing partners offering these opportunities. We help establish whether you qualify, present your company and support you through the partnership process. The final amount depends on the volume, quality and uniqueness of your data.
How is the value of our data calculated?
Licensing partners consider the amount of data, how many years it covers, the systems it comes from and how many employees contributed to it. Data that is unique, detailed and shows complete business workflows may be worth more.
How will our company data be protected?
Before anything is transferred, your company agrees what can be included and how it can be used. Sensitive information can be excluded, and approved partners use secure transfer, encryption and anonymisation processes. Arcellion does not need access to your raw data during the initial assessment. Access, retention and deletion terms are agreed before you proceed.
Do we keep ownership of our data?
A licensing partnership usually grants permission to use agreed data for a defined purpose. Your company retains ownership of its underlying data unless the final agreement explicitly states otherwise.
What do you mean by company workflows?
A workflow is a task your employees complete as part of their normal work. It might involve checking a CRM, reading emails, reviewing documents, updating a spreadsheet and making a decision using information from several places.
What types of companies and data could qualify?
Established companies with repeatable processes, several years of data and employees who regularly use digital systems are the strongest candidates. Relevant data might include documents, emails, CRM activity, support tickets, project histories, accounting processes, code and internal workflows.
What happens after we apply?
We start by learning about your company, its systems and the data it holds. If there appears to be a fit, Arcellion helps present the opportunity, introduces your company to a suitable licensing partner and supports the process through assessment and agreement. There is no upfront fee and no obligation to proceed.