Your business data might have a market of its own.

AI developers need specialized, real-world information. DataFrenzy helps businesses evaluate whether their historical records may be suitable for licensing—and explore a transaction when there's a fit.

Start with a conversationNo sensitive files are needed to use the estimator.
Rights and privacy matterSuitability depends on what may lawfully be licensed.
Commercial, not technical jargonWe focus on whether a viable transaction exists.

What might your data be worth?

Get a quick, illustrative estimate. No account or upload required.

This calculator is a starting point for a conversation—not an appraisal or a buyer offer.
Initial model estimate
Enter employees and years to see an estimate.
The type of data affects suitability, but does not change this arithmetic estimate.

Illustrative formula: $140,000 base + $2,333 per employee + $11,667 per year + $15.75 per GB, capped at $2 million. Commercial value may be higher, lower, or zero.

What if I don't know how much data I have?

Leave the volume field empty. The estimate will treat unknown volume as zero rather than guessing. A substantive review would need to consider data quality, access rights, legal restrictions, uniqueness, buyer demand, and usable volume.

From existing records to a possible licensing agreement.

DataFrenzy's job is to help make the commercial process understandable, selective, and manageable.

01 / DISCOVER

Understand what you have

We begin with a high-level description of the business, records, history, and potential use.

02 / ASSESS

Review suitability

We consider data structure, licensing rights, confidentiality, and potential commercial fit.

03 / EXPLORE

Assess buyer interest

Where appropriate, we discuss whether a suitable buyer and transaction structure may exist.

04 / NEGOTIATE

Work through the terms

If an opportunity advances, we help navigate scope, permitted uses, economics, and agreements.

What types of business data might qualify?

The most interesting datasets often come from ordinary business systems used consistently over time.

Type of dataWhat a business might havePossible application
Finance & transactionsBilling records, invoices, procurement history, anonymized transaction patternsFinancial workflows
Customer supportTicket categories, troubleshooting logs, issue-resolution historiesService AI
Supply chain & logisticsInventory movements, routes, demand history, supplier lead timesOperational planning
Industrial & technicalEquipment history, maintenance logs, process documentationTechnical assistance
Specialized business recordsStructured records unique to a sector, workflow, or professional domainDomain-specific models

Illustrative categories only. Possessing a dataset does not establish a right to license it or guarantee buyer demand.

Sensitive information deserves a careful process.

Exploring whether a dataset is valuable should not require a company to expose private customer records or proprietary files just to begin.

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Start at a high levelThe public estimator uses business characteristics and optional data volume—not uploaded records.
Discuss protections earlyConfidentiality arrangements and access controls should be agreed upon before sensitive details are exchanged.
Check legal rightsOwnership, contracts, regulated information, and permitted uses can determine whether licensing is possible.
No automatic commitmentsAn estimate or first conversation does not commit a company to share data or enter a transaction.

A brokerage focused on an emerging business asset.

DataFrenzy helps organizations explore commercial opportunities for specialized business data. Our role is to bridge the gap between an operating company that has useful records and potential counterparties that may be able to license them.

We focus on commercial suitability and the path to a transaction—not selling software subscriptions or asking companies to hand over their databases on a public website.

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Questions worth asking first.

Do I have to upload my customer or business records?

No. The preliminary calculator does not accept dataset uploads. If an inquiry proceeds, any necessary sharing should be discussed separately with appropriate confidentiality and security measures.

Will the estimate be what someone actually pays?

Not necessarily. The calculation is an illustrative model, not a market appraisal, buyer quote, or guarantee. Actual value depends on licensing rights, quality, uniqueness, demand, and contractual terms.

Can I keep using my data after licensing it?

Potentially. Data licensing can be structured in different ways, including non-exclusive arrangements. Ownership, permitted uses, exclusivity, and restrictions are matters for negotiation and legal review.

Does every company have data that qualifies?

No. Some records will not be commercially useful, legally licensable, or attractive to buyers. An initial review helps determine whether further exploration is worthwhile.

How are DataFrenzy's fees handled?

Any fee structure should be explained and agreed upon before an engagement proceeds. The preliminary calculator is free to use.

Find out whether your records have a commercial use beyond your business.

Start with an estimate, then decide whether a private conversation makes sense.

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