About the closing company data board
The people behind this site read the pages where AI data buyers and brokers describe what they buy, keep each page they quote, and reply to directors who write in.
What this site is for
9 of the 11 buyers on this board describe company data without saying whether a closing firm qualifies, so a director of one has to read each page to find out whether it would even look. This board answers that question first.
Meant for
Directors, founders and advisers of companies in the United Kingdom and United States that are closing, restructuring or in administration, and wondering whether the records left behind have a buyer.
What it offers
A quote form for one question, "sell company data to ai", that runs right on the page with no sign-up, 3 guides on related questions, a table of figures you are free to cite (see the data and how it was made), and the list of sources behind every number.
- Sell company data when closing: the pages that name closing firms: Selling company data when closing: of the 11 buyers, brokers and registers on our board, aitrainer.work and SimpleClosure's Asset Hub name closed or closing companies.
- Who buys company data for AI, and who they pay: Who buys company data for AI: the 11 buyers and brokers on our board, what each says it takes, and whether it says the company that owns the data is paid.
- Monetise company data: what buyers take and how you start: Monetise company data through an AI data buyer: what the buyers on our board say they buy or take, in their own words, and the intake door a page shows.
Where it stops
- We never ask a company to send its records through this site.
- We never say a buyer takes closing companies unless its own page says so.
- We never present personal data in company records as sellable before it is anonymised.
Who is responsible
Joseph Ellul-Turner, Director.
Questions
Reach us through Contact or at enquiries@sellcompanydatatoai.com; the rules that apply are on Terms and Privacy.
We quote company data buyers' own pages; none of them pays to appear here, and nothing here is legal or insolvency advice. Our fee is published and paid by the company: 12.5% of the deal, with a minimum, when we act as its exclusive agent, or about 10% when its data joins a bundle or the pool, agreed in writing before any introduction; any fee a buyer pays us is credited to the company.