Companies / Broker
Polyshares
Buys company operating records, anonymises them and supplies them to AI labs; the purchase prices on its own site are not confirmed by any counterparty or filing. Recorded here: its published terms for buying data, 5 public prices and 2 market records.
polyshares.comLatest record 16 Oct 2026
How Polyshares buys data
Polyshares, site and broker portal, 15 Oct 2026- What it wants
- Slack, email, tickets, CRM, files and the rest of a company's working records.
- What it publishes about price
- Typical licences of $100K to $2M, sometimes more. Its track record page lists four anonymous licences from $110,000 to $450,000.
- Who it takes
- Companies with real operating history in any sector, venture-backed, middle-market or founder-owned. Its site publishes no size or region rule.
- How the holder is paid
- An offer within one to two weeks of intake; payment net 30 to 60 days after the data is approved and anonymised.
- Who removes personal data
- Anonymised through a third-party firm before it reaches a lab.
- What it pays for an introduction
- 6% of the price it pays the company, paid on top of that price, to brokers registered in its portal, as its co-founder states publicly. A company whose name or email is already in its system cannot be submitted again, so the first record keeps the credit.
We are not Polyshares's agent, partner or representative. If you hold data it might buy, we can put it in front of Polyshares and every other buyer that fits at the same time.
Public prices involving Polyshares
- A general contractor's operational record, perpetual exclusive licence (Polyshares)
Polyshares' own account of a record it bought, anonymised and supplied to AI labs; the company is not named. The rights are perpetual and exclusive, so compare it with exclusive prices, not shared ones. Payment follows net 30 to 60. Filed as a published claim, not a realised sale: the firm is weeks old and no counterparty, filing or press confirms the deal (traction review, 12 October 2026).
The payer's own page, Polyshares, case studies (selected licenses)
$300,000per company record
- A global marketing agency's operational record, perpetual exclusive licence (Polyshares)
Polyshares' own account of a record it bought, anonymised and supplied to AI labs; the company is not named. The rights are perpetual and exclusive, so compare it with exclusive prices, not shared ones. Payment follows net 30 to 60. Filed as a published claim, not a realised sale: the firm is weeks old and no counterparty, filing or press confirms the deal (traction review, 12 October 2026).
The payer's own page, Polyshares, case studies (selected licenses)
$110,000per company record
- A roofing company's operational record, perpetual exclusive licence (Polyshares)
Polyshares' own account of a record it bought, anonymised and supplied to AI labs; the company is not named. The rights are perpetual and exclusive, so compare it with exclusive prices, not shared ones. Payment follows net 30 to 60. Filed as a published claim, not a realised sale: the firm is weeks old and no counterparty, filing or press confirms the deal (traction review, 12 October 2026).
The payer's own page, Polyshares, case studies (selected licenses)
$450,000per company record
- A solar company's operational record, perpetual exclusive licence (Polyshares)
Polyshares' own account of a record it bought, anonymised and supplied to AI labs; the company is not named. The rights are perpetual and exclusive, so compare it with exclusive prices, not shared ones. Payment follows net 30 to 60. Filed as a published claim, not a realised sale: the firm is weeks old and no counterparty, filing or press confirms the deal (traction review, 12 October 2026).
The payer's own page, Polyshares, case studies (selected licenses)
$275,000per company record
- A company's operating record (Slack, email, tickets, CRM, files), bought by Polyshares
Polyshares buys as principal (no marketplace or auction) and resells to AI labs; offers come one to two weeks after intake. Its four published licences ran $110,000 to $450,000.
The payer's own page, Polyshares, home page
$100K to $2M and aboveper licence
In the brokerage market
Oct 2026, price range
$100K to $2M and above
Home page, undated, read 2026-10-16. It states it is the buyer, charges the owner nothing and pays net 30 to 60 days after delivery.
Oct 2026, transaction
$450,000
Anonymous case study, undated page read 2026-10-16. No seller or lab confirms it.
Cite this
AIData.Broker, “Polyshares in the AI training data market”, reviewed 16 Oct 2026. https://aidata.markets/companies/polyshares
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