For business owners

Want to sell your company data?

AI companies license historical business records to train their models. Tell us about your company and ADP will check whether it could be eligible. The buyer decides.

Free to checkAbout 2 minutesPayment never guaranteed

Check your company

Four short steps. ADP reviews every request.

Step 1 of 4 · CompanyAbout 2 minutes

  1. Company
  2. Trade
  3. Records
  4. Contact

About your company

Size and age matter most to AI data buyers.

How many full-time staff?
How long have you been trading?
Where is the company now?

Sold or closed companies can still hold useful records.

Free to check. Nothing goes to a buyer from this form.

What buyers look for

  • 30+ full-time staff
  • Years of operating records
  • Records mostly in English
  • Rights to license the data
  • Trading, sold or closed

Your records go straight to the buyer. ADP never receives them.

Any payment is set by the buyer, under its own agreement with you.

Payment never guaranteed

Prefer to watch first?A one-minute video for business owners.

Three steps. You stay in control.

ADP is the independent middleman. We review eligibility first; the buyer reviews and decides.

  1. Tell us about your company

    Employees, years trading, your trade and how to reach you. It takes about two minutes.

  2. ADP reviews eligibility

    We check your answers against what AI data buyers publish they look for. If it looks like a fit, we’ll be in touch.

  3. The buyer decides

    With your written consent you’re introduced to a buyer, who reviews your company. Any licence and payment are agreed directly with them.

Honest terms.

  • Payment is the buyer’s call

    Any payment is set by the buyer under its own agreement with you. Never guaranteed.

  • ADP never sees your records

    If you go ahead, records go straight from your company to the buyer.

  • Consent first

    Nobody names your company to a buyer without your written consent.

  • You can say no

    At any point before you sign. Take your own legal and privacy advice.

Questions

What does selling your company data mean?

Some AI companies license historical business records, such as finance, operations or customer service records, to train and test their models. Your company grants the buyer a licence under an agreement you sign directly with them.

What could my company be paid?

That’s for the buyer to decide, under its own agreement with you. Buyers don’t publish what they pay companies, so we can’t estimate it, and payment is never guaranteed.

Does ADP see or hold my records?

No. ADP never receives your dataset. If you go ahead, records go directly from your company to the buyer. Never send us exports, documents or passwords.

Who decides whether my company is eligible?

ADP reviews your answers first, against the criteria buyers publish. The buyer then reviews your company and makes the decision. Nobody can promise acceptance.

What happens after I send the form?

ADP reviews your details. If your company looks like a fit, we’ll be in touch about next steps, and with your consent one vetted ADP adviser may contact you about an introduction.

Does it cost anything to check?

No. Checking is free, and you can say no at any point before you sign anything.

Who is ADP?

ADP (Accord Data Partners) is an independent UK introducer. We’re not part of any data buyer, and we can’t make offers or approve a licence.

Ready to check your company?

About two minutes, and free. ADP reviews first; the buyer decides.