What's valuable
The value is in how your work gets done
Buyers don't want your customer list. They want the real record of skilled people solving real problems.
Categories
Records buyers look for
Email and messaging
The threads where work gets coordinated, questions get answered and decisions get made.Tickets and service records
A problem, the steps taken, and the result. Complete stories like these are especially useful.CRM and sales history
Quotes, follow-ups, wins and losses over time.SOPs, manuals and knowledge bases
How your team does the job, written down.Project files and plans
Briefs, revisions, drawings and sign-offs.Code and its history
Not just the code, but the changes, the reviews and the reasons behind them.Operations and finance records
Work orders, dispatch logs, invoices, reconciliations.Audio, video and specialist datasets
Recordings, footage or specialist collections you own can also find buyers.
Worth more
What tends to make records more valuable
- Years of history. More years usually means more value.
- Real outcomes. Closed deals, resolved tickets, paid invoices.
- Connected systems. Tickets that link to emails, and emails that link to projects.
- Specialist work. Technical, regulated or expert fields.
- Depth. Real disagreements and judgment calls, not just routine notices.
- Clean rights. Records your company clearly owns and can license.
Needs care
What usually doesn't qualify, or needs care
- Data you don't own, such as some vendor-generated data or client files under NDA
- Records that are mostly personal (HR, medical, payroll)
- Very small or very new archives
- Regulated data that can't be properly de-identified
About price
We won't promise you a number
We don't quote prices on this site, and we won't promise you a number. What a buyer offers depends on what you have, how much of it, how far back it goes, how good it is, and the terms you choose. You'll only see a real figure in a written offer, and you're free to turn it down.
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