Picking where the data goes

Data monetisation strategy: the three routes buyers publish

The organisations that pay for company data publish very different routes, and the first decision is which kind of buyer the data suits.

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AI training buyers

Most of the organisations on our buyer board send company data towards AI training. Polyshares says it is the buyer and pays the company itself, and Mercor that it licenses, packages and pays for the data, covering the costs of extraction and transfer.

Source: Company data buyer routes

Investment-research scouts

Neudata shares what a provider submits with investment managers, corporates and private equity firms that subscribe to its portal, and Eagle Alpha makes a profiled dataset visible to funds and introduces the vendor directly when a buyer is interested.

Source: Company data buyer routes

Audience exchanges

LiveRamp's data marketplace carries segments built from offline or online data to more than 600 platforms, a route for customer and audience data rather than operating records.

Source: Company data buyer routes

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How the income from any of these is taxed is on how is data licensing income taxed.

Tell us what data the company could monetise

3 of the 6 marketplaces we read leave listed data with the company. Tell us what the data is and where the company stands, and a person will reply about your route.

What you want the data to do

Which route interests you most?

When would you want the data earning?

  • A person reads each monetisation enquiry
  • No marketplace or buyer on our boards is told who asked
  • The form asks what the data is, never for a sample of it

Ask how your company's data could earn

3 of the 6 marketplaces we read leave listed data with the company. Tell us what the data is and where the company stands, and a person will reply about your route.

Sources

This site's own datasets, every figure quoted from its source and dated:

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