Companies / Broker
FileYield
A private brokerage that lists or introduces companies' datasets to AI labs; it does not prepare, de-identify or hold the data. Recorded here: its published terms for buying data, 1 public price and 2 market records.
fileyield.comLatest record 16 Oct 2026
How FileYield buys data
FileYield, sell data page, 11 Oct 2026- What it wants
- Any proprietary dataset, including small ones of 10,000 to 100,000 records.
- What it publishes about price
- No figures. It charges sellers 8% and buyers 6% commission.
- Who it takes
- No minimum size.
- How the holder is paid
- Buyer and seller agree payment terms in their own contract.
- Who removes personal data
- The seller is responsible; FileYield does not strip personal data.
- What it pays for an introduction
- Nothing published.
We are not FileYield's agent, partner or representative. If you hold data it might buy, we can put it in front of FileYield and every other buyer that fits at the same time.
Public prices involving FileYield
- Raw, unlabelled video recordings sold to AI developers through the FileYield seller marketplace (bulk material for generative pre-training)
A seller-side marketplace's published guide to what holders' raw footage fetches; it names no source for this row and no completed sale, so it is a price guide, not a deal. The same page's '$1-4/minute' row for licensed content repeats the Bloomberg figure already in the store and is not filed again.
A vendor's published price guide, FileYield, Sell Video Data to AI Companies (data type page)
$0.50-5/minuteper minute of video
In the brokerage market
Oct 2026, broker economics
8% for sellers
Calls itself a private data brokerage. Does not perform PII stripping or legal certification; claims no standing agreements with companies in its buyer directory; a transaction 'may take weeks or months, or may not close'.
Oct 2026, broker economics
6% for buyers
Calls itself a private data brokerage. Does not perform PII stripping or legal certification; claims no standing agreements with companies in its buyer directory; a transaction 'may take weeks or months, or may not close'.
Cite this
AIData.Broker, “FileYield in the AI training data market”, reviewed 16 Oct 2026. https://aidata.markets/companies/fileyield
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