Company data partnerships

Licensing the data your company already owns.

micro1 buys anonymized operational data from established companies for AI training — SOPs, internal documentation, CRM records, support tickets, and project histories. This page states what companies are paid, who fits, and where deals stall, so you can judge whether it is worth a conversation.

Opens micro1's company registration portal. Your point of contact registers and completes the profile. No one applies on a company's behalf.

$100K–$2M+Paid to companies for approved data packages, by quality, scale, and usefulness

30+Full-time employees, the minimum size for an established-company fit

MonthsTypical cycle to approval — not weeks, and not guaranteed

What companies are paid

Companies are paid $100K–$2M+ for approved data packages, depending on quality, scale, and usefulness. Payment follows transfer and approval of the data — registration, an application, or a signed agreement alone does not pay.

Who fits

Fits

30+ full-time employees, mature operations
Substantial historical data, primarily in English
US companies first, then other Western markets
SOPs, CRM and support history, project records, internal communications

Does not fit yet

Startups with little operating history
Companies that cannot identify an authorized representative
Companies already engaged with micro1 — attribution does not apply retroactively
Any company expecting a guaranteed deal or payout

How it works

Register and describe the data. The company's point of contact registers through the link above and completes the company profile and data manifest.
Review. micro1 assesses fit. Qualified companies are invited to speak with a Data Partnership Manager about data, licensing terms, and next steps.
Contract, transfer, approval. Scope and anonymization are defined before participation. The company controls what it shares and withholds.
Payment — only after approval. Company payment is approved only once data has been transferred and approved, and is paid by wire transfer. Registration, an application, or a signed agreement alone does not pay.

Defunct companies

If a company has closed, its data may still exist with former owners, estates, liquidators, or asset buyers. micro1's defunct program covers that case. The consent rule is unchanged: an authorized representative of the estate or former owners must consent and register. This section is written for bankruptcy attorneys, liquidators, turnaround consultants, and former founders holding such records.

A separate, smaller program: video data collection

Do not mix these numbers with the licensing tiers above. Under the Video Data Collection Partner program, companies are paid $8–$10 per approved hour of employees' day-to-day work footage for AI training and evaluation. Markets listed: LATAM, South Africa, US and other Western markets. It suits field, warehouse, service, and site workforces, and it is a lower-friction first conversation than a full licensing deal. To explore it, use the registration link above and ask micro1 about the video partner program.

Before you register

Has your company engaged micro1 before? If it is already a lead, applicant, client, or prospect in micro1's system, referral attribution does not apply.
Who is the authorized representative? Their consent is required before a referral counts.
Do you control the data? Your company completes its own application and defines scope. No one should collect or submit your company's data on your behalf.

Questions

Is this a job application?: No. This page is for companies. Candidate opportunities are on a separate page with a separate link.
Is micro1 legitimate?: micro1 is a venture-backed company. The risk here is selectivity and timing — fit is judged in micro1's sole discretion, and deals can stall in legal, contracting, or data work.

Opens micro1's company registration portal.