AI companies are paying businesses for their data. Introduce one you know, and get paid when a deal closes.
Established companies are licensing their everyday business records, like emails, support tickets and customer records, to AI labs. Names and personal details are removed first. You make one introduction. Our data-licensing specialists do the rest. It's free to join and you don't have to sell anything.
Watch the 3-minute overviewSee how it works in 3 minutes
How a business owner's data becomes a licensing deal, and your part in it.
You make the introduction. The specialists do the rest.
Introduce a business owner you already know.
No AI expertise needed, and you don't sell anything.
Book a short intro call.
Under 30 minutes. The specialists check whether the data may qualify.
The specialists do the rest.
Data-licensing specialists prepare the data and bring several offers to the table.
You get paid on the result.
When the business licenses its data, you're compensated on the deal, and payouts are made weekly.
You earn on the deals you originate.
You're not doing this alone.
A partner portal
Your link, your earnings, and your resources in one place.
Weekly partner calls
Live training and Q&A.
Ready-to-use materials
A short video you can send to a business owner, plus social posts you can use as they are.
Specialists on every intro call
You don't have to explain the details.
Weekly payouts
Commissions are paid out on a weekly schedule.
What a deal could look like
| Seller fee on this license | $59,000 |
| Your share of the seller fee (30%) | $17,700 |
| Your share of the origination fee (80%) | $0 |
Illustration only. These figures are hypothetical and show how the current partner fee schedule works on a sample deal. They are not a promise, estimate or prediction of any income, or of what any business's data is worth. Many businesses won't qualify or won't receive an offer, and license values and fees are set by the buyer. Commission is paid only after the fee is collected, and terms may change.
This market is already moving.
An offer one business received grew from $110K to $700K after its data was shopped to five AI labs.
One partner's result. Results vary.The reported value of one company's 2024 deal to license its content to Google for AI training.
Reported by Reuters, Feb 2024. A public example of the market, not a result anyone should expect.Who comes to mind?
Think of a business owner with 20+ people who work in software every day, 3+ years of records, and 5+ business apps.
Three answers that open the conversation.
It's a license, not a sale.
The business keeps ownership of its data.
Personal details are anonymized.
Names and personal information are stripped out before anything is used.
Several offers, not the first one.
The specialists bring more than one offer, and the owner chooses.
Is this helping AI replace people?
AI is going to change how work gets done, whether or not any one company takes part. These models learn how work gets done, not who did it. So the real question for an owner is whether they get paid for what they've already built.
Business data is the new oil, and most owners don't know they're sitting on it.
A hundred years ago, some of the biggest winners of the oil boom weren't the people who drilled. They were the landowners who found out what was under their land, and found out early.
AI companies have already learned from almost everything on the public internet. The next step is the private, everyday data inside real businesses: emails, support tickets, customer records, and the way teams get work done.
This market is brand new. The professionals who already have business owners' trust are the ones who can tell them first.
The window when AI companies are projected to run out of public, human written text to train on.
Epoch AI study, reported by PBS NewsHour, 2024Every team that works in software creates the kind of record AI companies now want: how real work gets done.
Emails, support tickets and customer records“Data is the new oil.” Clive Humby, data scientist, 2006
Before you enroll
Do I need to understand AI?
No. You make the introduction and book the call. The specialists handle qualification, preparation and the offers.
Do I have to sell anything?
No. You introduce a business owner you already know. Whether their data may qualify is decided on the intro call (under 30 minutes), not by you.
What kind of business may qualify?
Usually a business with 20+ people who work in software every day, 3+ years of records, and 5+ business apps. The specialists confirm fit on the intro call, and the criteria can change as buyers' needs change.
What happens after I fill in this form?
You'll go straight to our partner's secure page to finish your Data Partner enrollment. If you opted in, LegacyOne Partners will also send you training, call reminders and updates. You can opt out at any time.
What does it cost to join?
Nothing. It's free to join.
How and when am I paid?
Partners are paid weekly. When a business you introduced licenses its data, your commission is paid out on the weekly schedule.
What do I do, and what do the specialists do?
You introduce a business owner you already know and book the intro call. The specialists check fit, prepare the data, and bring several offers. The owner chooses.
How much of my time does it take?
Your part is the introduction. The intro call is under 30 minutes.
What do I say to the owner?
Keep it simple. Ask if they've heard of data licensing. Then explain that AI companies are licensing private business data and you can connect them with specialists who handle it. Whether their data may qualify gets decided on the call, not by you.
Is the owner's data safe?
It's a license, not a sale, so the business keeps ownership. Names and personal details are anonymized before anything is used.
Your next step: enroll today, then make your first introduction.