Companies / Broker
DataVendor (HUD)
HUD's marketplace connecting builders of training environments and task sets with lab research teams. Recorded here: 3 clauses of its contract in its own words, 2 public prices and 1 market record.
datavendor.aiLatest record 14 Oct 2026
How DataVendor (HUD) buys data
DataVendor, site, 11 Oct 2026- What it wants
- Finished training environments and task sets the seller fully owns.
- What it publishes about price
- Nothing published.
- Who it takes
- Invite only; its seller terms are not public.
- How the holder is paid
- Not published.
- Who removes personal data
- Not published.
- What it pays for an introduction
- 5% of what DataVendor receives on a referred vendor's deals within 180 days, 7.5% for supply named up front and accepted in writing, up to 10% for rare supply, out of its own share.
We are not DataVendor (HUD)'s agent, partner or representative. If you hold data it might buy, we can put it in front of DataVendor (HUD) and every other buyer that fits at the same time.
What DataVendor (HUD)'s contract says
A marketplace: you list at your own price and buyers buy, sample or bid. The clauses DataVendor (HUD) publishes for the people it buys data from, in its own words, the costliest first. “Our reading” is ours, not DataVendor (HUD)'s. These terms change: read the page itself before you sign.
When you are paid
It keeps 20 percent of your earnings when you withdraw them; converting them to its credits is free.
“DataVendor keeps 20% of vendor earnings, assessed only when earnings are withdrawn; converting earnings to credits is fee-free. Buyers pay a separate transaction fee at checkout, shown before payment.”
Our reading: Cash costs you a fifth of the sale.
docs.datavendor.ai, read 11 Oct 2026When you are paid
While in beta, purchases, invoicing and payouts can be paused.
“While the marketplace is in beta, purchases, invoicing, and payouts sit behind operational switches that DataVendor can pause temporarily”
Our reading: Your payout can be held at the platform's discretion.
docs.datavendor.ai, read 11 Oct 2026Other
You never learn who bought, bid or took a sample.
“the vendor never learns who bought, bid, or took a sample.”
Our reading: You cannot negotiate with the buyers or set them against each other.
docs.datavendor.ai, read 11 Oct 2026
Not published: Licence terms buyers receive, Exclusivity. Ask for each in writing.
Public prices involving DataVendor (HUD)
- A well-documented, production-grade private codebase licensed on HUD's DataVendor marketplace
HUD's current ceiling, up from 'up to $10K' in June 2026. The marketplace says codebases have licensed for this much; it takes a 20% platform fee at withdrawal, so the holder nets up to $16,000. Read from the markdown copy the docs publish, because the rendered page typesets its dollar amounts as math and scrambles them for any reader but a browser; unchanged on 15 Oct 2026.
The payer's own page, DataVendor (HUD) docs, What you can sell (the page's markdown)
up to $20,000 eachper codebase
- Tasks built to a buyer's request on HUD's DataVendor marketplace
Buyers post requests (opportunities) and vendors build tasks to them, often from their own codebases or records. Before DataVendor's 20% platform fee at withdrawal. Read from the markdown copy the docs publish, because the rendered page typesets its dollar amounts as math and scrambles them for any reader but a browser; unchanged on 15 Oct 2026.
The payer's own page, DataVendor (HUD) docs, What you can sell (the page's markdown)
around $500 to $1,500 a taskper task, with hundreds to thousands of tasks per request
In the brokerage market
Oct 2026, broker economics
DataVendor keeps 20% of vendor earnings, taken when earnings are withdrawn (so the seller keeps 80%)
Converting earnings to credits is fee-free; the fee is never charged on referral fees. Buyers pay a separate transaction fee at checkout. Withdrawals from $1,000, plus Stripe's transfer cost; a lost card dispute passes through a $15 fee (Fees and limits page). Read on DataVendor's own documentation, 16 Oct 2026.
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AIData.Broker, “DataVendor (HUD) in the AI training data market”, reviewed 14 Oct 2026. https://aidata.markets/companies/datavendor
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