License as-is
$0k–$0M
typical range
Your records, de-identified and delivered
- Best-buyer matching across labs
- License negotiated for you
- De-identification before export
- Sample review before delivery
- Paid on lab acceptance
Know what your data is worth
Typical ranges labs pay the companies that own the data. You get paid by the lab; we’re the broker in between.
License data from a
50–2,000 employees · licenses project records, drawings and site imagery from finished builds.
Packaged
$0k–$0M
Stronger terms · typical range
Training-ready datasets that reach more labs
- Everything in as-is
- Structured into one clean schema
- Tasks & trajectories built from real work
- Expert labelling where it pays
- Datasheet for lab disclosures
- License the same package to several labs
Exclusive
Premium
priced per deal
One lab gets sole access for a set term
- Everything in packaged
- Sole-access term you set
- Premium over non-exclusive offers
- Only if it beats licensing to several labs
Ongoing stream
Recurring
per new batch delivered
License new records as you create them
- Everything in packaged
- Recurring payments on new data
- Automated de-identified delivery
- Pause or stop any time
Typical market ranges paid to the data owner for comparable licenses. Not offers or guarantees. The lab pays you; our commission is agreed with you upfront and comes out of the deal.
Portfolio deals
For groups, PE portfolios and companies with several distinct datasets. One process, one point of contact, each dataset matched with its own best buyer.
What determines worth
Ten things labs pay for
The same factors come up in every data deal, whatever the industry. The more of them your records have, the higher in the range your estimate lands.
- 01
Depth of history
Years of continuous records show how decisions played out. Every estimate starts by asking how far back your data goes.
- 02
People behind it
More contributors means more varied, realistic work. Headcount is one of the first inputs buyers look at.
- 03
Connected systems
Tickets linked to code, deals linked to emails: linked systems let a lab rebuild a whole workflow, and pay more for it.
- 04
Decisions and recoveries
Judgment calls, escalations and fixed mistakes are what public data lacks, so they carry a premium.
- 05
Rarity
Data that can't be scraped, bought elsewhere or generated synthetically earns the top of the range.
- 06
Expert work
Records produced by lawyers, clinicians and engineers replace work labs otherwise pay experts by the hour to recreate.
- 07
Clean rights
A smaller dataset with clear ownership beats a large one with doubts. Buyers check provenance before closing.
- 08
Outcomes attached
Inputs linked to results (approved, failed, won, lost) can be turned into graded tasks and tests.
- 09
Agent-ready workflows
Step-by-step records of tool use can become training environments for AI agents, one of the fastest-growing areas of demand.
- 10
Formats and real use
Text with images, video, CAD or telemetry from real production use is worth more than any single format alone.
What usually rules data out
- Public, scraped or downloaded third-party data, including open-source code
- Data you don't own, or client work without written permission
- Very small or very young operations with little history
- Regulated personal data that can't be cleanly de-identified
- Content or code that's mostly AI-generated
- Gaps, anonymous users, templates and low-activity histories
Compare options
Every option, side by side
| Module | Feature | As-is | RecommendedPackaged | Exclusive | Ongoing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Deal | Best-buyer matching | ||||
| Licenses to several labs | |||||
| Payment | One-off | One-off | One-off, premium | Recurring | |
| Preparation | De-identification | ||||
| Structured schema | |||||
| Tasks & trajectories | Optional | ||||
| Datasheet for disclosures | |||||
| Your control | You approve every buyer | ||||
| Sample review | |||||
| Ownership stays with you | |||||
| Cost to you | Upfront fee | None | Quoted first | Quoted first | Quoted first |
| Osventa commission | From the deal | From the deal | From the deal | From the deal |
Frequently asked questions
Are the ranges on the site offers?
No. They're typical market ranges for comparable licenses, to help you judge whether a conversation is worth having. Your estimate depends on your data's volume, history, rights and current demand.
Why would a lab pay this much?
Models are increasingly trained on how real work gets done: real code reviews, real engineering decisions, real case files. That can't be scraped from the public web, so labs license it from the companies that hold it.
Is it a one-off payment?
Most deals are a one-off license fee paid on acceptance. Some data, like ongoing usage or new records, can be licensed as a recurring stream.
How much is your commission?
It's agreed with you in writing before we approach any buyer and depends on deal size and scope. It comes out of the lab's payment, so you never pay us out of pocket.
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