This form asks DataPacts for an independent introduction to buyers that match your company's data. DataPacts is an independent reference on AI training data licensing, not a broker, and this is not any buyer's form. DataPacts takes no cut of any sale and promises no buyer, price or outcome.
Page facts follow the DataPacts form rules, and how we source, date and check every figure is set out in the methodology.
Request an independent introduction
DataPacts charges the company nothing for an enquiry or introduction and takes no cut of any sale. Not selling remains a valid outcome.
What DataPacts does with your enquiry
DataPacts reads each enquiry and compares it with the criteria that buyers publish for the data they acquire. Each buyer program states on its own pages which data types and company criteria it wants, and the comparison uses only those published statements.
The page on who buys AI training data lists every buyer and program with what each one publishes. DataPacts charges the company nothing for an enquiry or introduction. As of 2026-11-09 it has joined no referral program and carries no referral links or codes. A future program would be disclosed on the disclosure page and in a one-line note here.
What happens after you submit
The enquiry is read, and if buyers whose published criteria fit the data exist, DataPacts may offer the company an introduction. Each submission is stored for 24 months and also emailed to the DataPacts editorial inbox.
- The enquiry is read.
- If buyers whose published criteria fit exist, an introduction may be offered.
- The company decides whether to go ahead.
No step carries a promise of a reply, a buyer, a price or a sale, and the form sets no time frame for any of them. A company that does not want to go ahead can stop at any point.
Not selling is a valid outcome
Not selling or licensing the data is a valid outcome of an enquiry, and a holder can simply keep it. For the options, including keeping the data, see how to sell or license company data, and the alternatives and how DataPacts is funded and what it never does.
What to leave out of the form
The form needs a description of the data, not the data itself. The fields take descriptions only, which keeps third parties' information out of the enquiry. A short description of the kind, size and age of the data is enough for the comparison with published buyer criteria.
- No files or samples of the data.
- No personal data of customers or staff in free text.
- No passwords or access credentials.
For a defunct or insolvent company, the person who can authorize a sale, for example a trustee or administrator, should submit the form.
Other ways to reach DataPacts
Advisers, newsletter readers and anyone with an editorial question have separate routes.
- Advisers and liquidators who know a company with data: the introducer form for advisers and liquidators.
- Readers who want updates: deal tracker updates by email.
- Editorial questions: contact DataPacts for editorial questions.
- Office holders: how administrators, trustees and liquidators sell data assets in insolvency.