Your company's records could be worth $100K–$500K+

AI labs need real examples of how businesses run: how decisions get made, what goes wrong and how it gets fixed. They buy that through data partners who license it from companies like yours. Baton works with several of those partners and introduces you to the ones that fit.

Yes. A company licensing its own records is ordinary commercial activity, the same structure publishers and archives already use. You sign a written license that names exactly which data is covered, for how long and for what use.

Names, contact details and other identifying fields are removed before anything reaches a lab. Records you hold for someone else under a separate agreement stay governed by that agreement, and the buyer reviews that with you before pricing.

No. A license is not a sale. You keep your business and your records. Buyers usually ask that you not license the same data to other AI labs for a set period.

Years of history, number of employees, the systems you use and your industry. Most licenses we see fall between $100K and $500K+, and larger companies with long histories can go higher. Nobody can quote a number before a buyer reviews what you have.

Often, yes. If you still have the records and the right to license them, a closed business can qualify. If you sold, the new owner usually needs to be part of the conversation, and we can help with that.

Someone from Baton reviews your answers and gets back to you, usually within a few business days. If there is a fit, the next step is a short call with a buyer.