For data owners
License your data.
Keep more of its value.
Assess proprietary repositories and business data, evaluate licensing routes, and retain control over the assets and buyers you approve.
What you can bring
Relevant assets go beyond code repositories.
Code repositories
Private source code, version histories, project documentation and associated development artifacts.
Business records
Operational workflows, structured databases, project histories and rights-cleared archives.
Specialist digital collections
Documents, recorded media, datasets and other licensed materials depending on buyer demand.
How commercial terms work
You review the economics before accepting an offer.
Transparent seller-side fees
Our standard managed-licensing fee is 20% of gross licensing proceeds in a qualifying direct-buyer transaction.
Exclusivity is a decision
You can express preferences for exclusive, non-exclusive or appropriately scoped licensing. The buyer agreement governs final rights.
No automatic buyer disclosure
You decide which assets and buyers are approved for evaluation, subject to any separately authorized diligence.
A practical starting checklist
Please provide an overview, not raw confidential files.
Useful details
Types of assets, years of history, approximate volume, origin, languages and current storage platforms.
Ownership and restrictions
Who owns the code or data, contracts that limit use, personal information present, and any prior licenses or commitments.
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers before you share any information.
Do you guarantee a buyer or valuation?
No. Eligibility, interest, pricing and license terms depend on buyer mandates, rights and asset quality.
Can I choose non-exclusive licensing?
You can state your preference. Non-exclusive availability depends on the actual rights held and the proposed buyer agreement.
Do you need all my repository contents immediately?
No. Begin with metadata and an eligibility discussion. Detailed access is arranged only with suitable permissions and approved scope.
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