What your company’s records could be worth

A small company, under 20 staff

$2K to $10K+ per archive

• $2K to $10K+Typical value one data buyer puts on an archive before rights are cleared

A startup closing down

$10K to $100K per company

• $10K to $100KTypical range for startups selling their records as they close, across nearly 100 deals
• Hundreds of thousandsA transcription company with 13 years of Slack, Jira, email and Drive
• Tens of thousandsPer codebase, for failed startups selling their code

An operating company, 20 to 199 staff

$50K to $200K per company

A reference band, not an estimate of what your company will receive. Your price is agreed with the buyer in writing.

• $50K50 to 99 staff, on one buyer's published payout ladder
• $100K100 to 199 staff, same ladder
• $100K eachTwo licences of operating data, from a print business and a manufacturer under 100 staff

A full package a buyer selects

$100K to $2M+ per company

• $100K to $2M+What one AI data company advertises for approved packages from firms with 30+ staff
• $100K to $2MWhere two data marketplaces say their company deals typically land
• $1MOffered for one company's Slack and operating history, 20+ staff
• $200K200+ staff, top of the payout ladder

A large company in bankruptcy

$7.5M to $12.5M in bids

• $10MAn airline's estate selected Google's bid for its email, chat and code
• $7.5M and $12.5MThe alternate bid, and a competing bid filed later