If your company has closed
The business stopped. The records often did not: email and chat, documents, wikis, project files, code, tickets, CRM and design files.
Some AI buyers look specifically for closed companies. See The Market for public examples.
Still hold the records, or not sure? Book a call and we will help you find out.
Who this is for
Closed companies first. Operating companies welcome.
Closed companies
Stopped trading, but still hold email, chat, documents, code or CRM records.
Former founders and directors
A private view of what your old company still owns and what it may be worth.
Operating companies
License records and archives without giving up the business.
What to expect
Private, and free to find out.
No cost to find out
Zero upfront fees or retainers. The call, review and estimate are free.
A quick first answer
A buyer estimate within a couple of days of understanding what you own.
Privacy throughout
Conversations, reviews and introductions stay confidential.
You stay in control
You keep your business. Records are shared under agreement. You decide each step.
Questions sellers ask
What if my company has closed?
That is our focus. Closed companies often still hold email, chat, documents, code and CRM records, and some buyers seek them out. We start by finding what remains and who holds the rights.
What do you mean by records?
Email and chat history, documents and wikis, project files, code repositories, support tickets, CRM and design files. Buyers call this data. It shows how real work was done.
Who are the buyers?
AI companies and data labs that license business records. Public examples with published programs for licensing business records include Mercor, micro1, Scale AI, Handshake AI and Turing (Project Lazarus). Market examples, not Basic Trace clients.
Is there an NDA? What happens to my records?
You do not need to send records to start. Before any records go to a buyer, a written agreement sets the terms. Raise specific confidentiality needs on the first call.
Is there a fee?
Zero upfront fees or retainers. The call, review and estimate cost you nothing.
Who owns the records after licensing?
You keep your business. Licensed records are shared under an agreement that sets the terms. We explain licensing versus sale before you agree to anything.
Book a short, private call. Zero upfront fees. A buyer estimate within a couple of days.
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Pick a time that suits you on our calendar. The call is private and there are no upfront fees. No records are needed to start.
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