Check your data
Three quick questions, then the detail once the account exists. About two minutes. No fee, no commitment, and nothing leaves the company's systems.
Polyshares buys operational data
You're sitting on years of data.
Polyshares pays for it.
Every Slack thread, inbox, spreadsheet and support ticket your company has piled up is a record AI labs want. Polyshares licenses it. Typical deals run $100K to $2M and above. The company pays nothing and keeps its data.
- Slack
- Drive
- Spreadsheets
- CRM
- Support tickets
- + years of history
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Polyshares' published terms
$100K to $2M+Typical license. Higher for a large or long record.
1 to 2 weeksFrom intake to an offer. Terms are papered right after.
The company pays $0No fee and no commission. Polyshares pays the company.
Polyshares is the buyer. No marketplace, no listing, no auction. A license to defined operational data. Non-dilutive. No equity, no debt.
Three steps to a check.
Review and price
Polyshares reads a sample of the record before it prices it. An offer comes within one to two weeks.
Get paid
Net 30 to 60 once the data is approved, anonymized, and delivered. Money moves one way, from Polyshares to the company.
The working record of the business.
SlackEmailDriveSpreadsheetsCRMSupport ticketsDesign filesCall recordingsAccountingERP
Identifying fields are stripped by a specialist partner before anything moves. The company keeps the business and the underlying data.
Questions owners ask.
Does Polyshares buy the data, or broker it?
They buy it. Polyshares is the counterparty. They license the data from the company that produced it, pay for it themselves, and supply AI labs. Nothing is listed, and there is no auction.
What does it cost the company?
Nothing. There is no fee and no commission. Polyshares is the buyer, so money moves from them to the company.
How much, and when?
Typical deals run $100K to $2M, and higher for a large or long record. Depth of operating history, and how much of the reasoning is in the record, moves the number more than raw volume. Payment is net 30 to 60 after the data is approved, shared, and anonymized. They do not pay for a record they have not seen.
Which companies, and what data?
Any company with real operating history, in any sector. Venture backed, middle market, or founder owned. The working record is Slack, email, Drive, spreadsheets, CRM history, support tickets, design files, call recordings, and accounting or ERP exports. The length of the record matters more than headcount or revenue.
What happens to the data?
A specialist partner strips identifying fields, customer names, emails, and account numbers before Polyshares or a lab sees the record. The company keeps the business and the underlying data. The license is for defined material, for a defined term, and it does not cover what the company holds for its own clients.