Lunas Data Partnerships introduces established companies to AI labs that pay to license years of internal business records. Published payouts run from $100K to $5M, and it costs your company nothing.
Project files, support tickets, code and team chat.
Only the buyers you approve.
Published payouts run from $100K to $5M.
AI labs pay for company records because their models have already read the public internet and now need examples of real work. Real work lives inside companies.
Buyers want the trail a business leaves behind: how a job was quoted, how a ticket was solved, how a release shipped.
The longer and more complete the history, the more there is to learn from. A decade of records is worth more than a year.
The buyer gets a copy to train and test AI. You keep your records and keep running the business on them.
It takes six steps. The first four are with Lunas, and you approve every buyer before your name goes anywhere.
A short call about your company and the records you have.
With LunasTen quick questions. Estimates are fine. No files and no client names.
With LunasWe show you which buyers fit. You approve each one in writing.
With LunasDirect to the buyers you chose, or first as a one-page overview with your name left off.
With LunasThe buyer signs an NDA with you, checks a sample and makes an offer.
You and the buyerCompare offers, sign with the buyer, and the buyer pays you directly.
You and the buyerBuyers publish payouts from $100K to $5M per company. Move the sliders to see an example.
$260Kto$820K
A company with 100 employees and 5 years of records across 3 systems.
Talk Through Your RecordsExample only.
You do. Lunas makes the introduction and never sees your data, and nothing goes to a buyer without your written approval.
Samples and files go from you to the buyer under the buyer's NDA. Nothing passes through us.
A buyer learns who you are only after you approve that buyer in writing.
Client files, personal details, HR, payroll and financial records stay out.
Nothing binds you until you sign a license with a buyer.
Most buyers ask for a company with about 20 or more employees and at least 3 years of records. Operating, winding-down and closed companies can all qualify.
| Size | About 20 or more full-time employees |
|---|---|
| History | 3 or more years of records |
| Status | Operating, winding down or closed |
| Published payouts | $100K to $5M per company |
| Cost to the company | $0. The buyer pays Lunas |
Licensing a copy does not interrupt anything. Owners treat it as income from work that is already done.
The best time is before systems are switched off and accounts are cancelled. Once the archive is gone, so is the option.
If someone still controls the records and holds the rights to them, some buyers will still look.
Rough answers are enough. They tell us which buyers to put on your shortlist.
Lunas Data Partnerships is a service from Lunas Consulting that introduces established companies to AI labs that pay to license internal business records. Lunas makes the introduction and never sees or holds the data.
Nothing. If a company signs a license, the buyer pays Lunas a referral fee.
Buyers publish payouts from $100K to $5M per company. The amount depends on company size, years of records and record type, and the buyer sets it after reviewing a sample.
Most buyers ask for a company with about 20 or more full-time employees and at least 3 years of records. Operating, winding-down and closed companies can all qualify.
No. Samples and files go directly from the company to the buyer under the buyer's NDA.
It stays out. Buyers want how the work was done, not who the clients are, and privileged legal files, client tax returns and patient records are excluded.
No. The buyer licenses a copy and the company keeps its records. The exact terms are in the buyer's contract, so have a lawyer read it.
AI labs and the data companies that supply them. After the intro call, Lunas shows the specific buyers that fit, and the owner approves each one before any introduction.
Lunas's part is one short call and a ten-question questionnaire. After that the pace is the buyer's: an NDA, a sample review and an offer.
Lunas says so on the intro call. There is no cost either way.
One short call. No cost and no commitment. If no buyer fits, we tell you on the call.
Lunas is an independent introducer, not a data broker or a law firm. We never receive, hold or sell company data. If a company we introduce signs a license, the buyer pays Lunas a referral fee. Companies never pay us. Figures on this page are illustrations and published ranges, not offers or promises of payment.
Last updated November 11, 2026.
