SellStartupData

Code, tickets and workspace

Sell startup assets: what each buyer takes, and the price it shows

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The assets a startup can sell to these buyers are mostly records: the codebase, the support history and the workspace the team worked in. Every buyer on the table says what it takes, and 9 of the 14 publish a price or deal range.

Describe my startup's assets Tell us what the company built and holds, and where it is in winding down. We read your answers against the buyers' published terms and reply with the routes that fit.

What the buyers say they take

  • SimpleClosure AssetHub: source code, meaning full Git repositories and production application code, and workspace data such as email, Slack, Notion and Google Drive, which its launch release called a beta.
  • Grepped: the team's tools connected read-only, covering messages, docs, tickets, code and records.
  • License My Data: correspondence, customer and support history, project records, finance and operations, and production code.
  • Maryah: the emails, sales records and support tickets a company chooses to share, with identifying details removed.
  • Troveo: work a buyer can follow across communication channels, knowledge and code repositories, and operational tools.

The prices they show

micro1's company referral page puts compensation at $100K-$2M+ for approved data packages.

Source: micro1 company referral page: compensation for approved data packages

  • Grepped: a range for what a company's data could be worth, printed on its home page.
  • License Your Data: a price range and a guaranteed minimum bid for old files, printed on its home page, for companies still operating.
  • Troveo: AI labs and startups paying six figures for company data exports, on its business data page.

Why no figure here is your price

License My Data says it gives a realistic range only once it knows what you actually hold, and Grepped says its final payout turns on the data's sources, volume, quality and access terms and on due diligence. The ranges above are each buyer's own, never an offer to your startup.

Tell us what your startup is leaving behind

Tell us what the company built and holds, and where it is in winding down. We read your answers against the buyers' published terms and reply with the routes that fit.

What the startup holds

Where is the startup now?

  • Read against 14 buyers' own published terms
  • We never ask for code or customer files

Sources

This site's own dataset, every figure quoted from its source and dated:

  1. BuyMyDeadStartup, your startup is dead, its data is not (its own page, listed on this site's dataset page)
  2. Business Data Licensing for AI | Maryah
  3. Enterprise Data Partnerships | aitrainer.work Enterprise
  4. Grepped for Business, Get a quote for your data
  5. Sell Your Startup Assets | SimpleClosure AssetHub
  6. Turn Your Company Data Into Revenue | Troveo
  7. DataVendor | Monetize your data supply (its own page, listed on this site's dataset page)
  8. Buy & Sell Profitable Online Businesses | Acquire.com (its own page, listed on this site's dataset page)

Find out what your startup's archive could be sold as.

Tell us what the company built and holds, and where it is in winding down. We read your answers against the buyers' published terms and reply with the routes that fit.

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