Know a company with years of records? Refer it and earn up to $50K

Your company’s records are worth money now.

AI companies pay $20K to $5M for them.

See what my data is worth

Free. Six questions. No files.

Your records

  • WO-11842Replaced valve core, recharged. No callback in 90 days.
  • TKT-5512Policy says credit. Manager approved refund: churn risk.
  • #dispatchTwo techs out. Moved six jobs, none cancelled.
  • WO-20931Boiler lockout. Flame sensor fouled. Cleaned, tested.
  • PR 482Check delivery ID before resend. Closes TKT-2210.
  • #opsRepair, not replace: nine years old, parts in stock.
  • TKT-8820Same fault third time this year. Escalated.
  • WO-31877Walk-in cooler alarm. Gasket replaced, holding 36°F.
  • WO-11842Replaced valve core, recharged. No callback in 90 days.
  • TKT-5512Policy says credit. Manager approved refund: churn risk.
  • #dispatchTwo techs out. Moved six jobs, none cancelled.
  • WO-20931Boiler lockout. Flame sensor fouled. Cleaned, tested.
  • PR 482Check delivery ID before resend. Closes TKT-2210.
  • #opsRepair, not replace: nine years old, parts in stock.
  • TKT-8820Same fault third time this year. Escalated.
  • WO-31877Walk-in cooler alarm. Gasket replaced, holding 36°F.

What buyers would pay

Work orders61,000 jobs
$0
Support tickets38,000 tickets
$0
Team chat and email4.6M messages
$0
Estimated value$0
Example: 220-person field service company, 15 years of records. Illustrative.

A new revenue stream from data you already have

Origin values your company’s records and introduces you to AI developers who pay to license them. Your company keeps its data, negotiates directly with the buyer, and decides what to share.

  • You get paidA one-time or recurring license fee, from $20K for a small company to $5M for a large one with a long history.
  • You keep everythingNothing is sold outright. You license a copy for a defined use.
  • You decideYou talk to the buyer directly and agree the use and the price before anything is shared.

Why would anyone pay for my records?

The public internet has been read. Your work orders, tickets and decisions haven’t.

AI models already trained on news, forums and websites. To do real jobs they need examples of people taking work from problem to outcome. That record only exists inside companies like yours.

How does it work?

Three steps. You can stop at any of them.

  1. Get your free valuation

    Answer six questions about your company and the systems you use. You see an indicative range straight away.

  2. We introduce the buyer

    We work out which records buyers want and introduce you to a program that fits. Nothing leaves your systems.

  3. You agree terms and get paid

    You negotiate directly with the buyer and sign only if the use and price work for you.

See what my data is worth

What does it pay?

Reported prices for company records. Most deals are private; these became public.

Slack, email and ticket archives from closed startups
$10K to $100K each
Published enterprise program tiers, companies with 30+ staff
$100K to $1M+ per company
One airline’s internal emails and chats, 2026
$10M winning bid

Program tiers as published by an AI data company’s enterprise program, October 2026. Deals and sources in the deals tracker.

Is it safe?

  • No files to startThe estimate asks about your company, not your data. No uploads, no logins, no system access.
  • You control what is sharedNothing moves without your approval. Buyer agreements typically require names and contact details to be removed before data is used.
  • A written licenseThe agreement limits what the buyer can do with the data, for how long, and requires deletion at the end.

Other questions

Do I need to upload files or connect my systems?

No. The estimate takes six questions. Nothing leaves your systems unless you approve a specific deal.

Who pays, and how much?

AI developers and their data programs pay the company that owns the records. Values range from about $20K for a small company to $5M for a large one with many years of records. Published programs pay $100K to $1M+ for established companies.

What about customer and employee information?

You decide what is shared. Buyer agreements typically require names, contact details and identifying information to be removed, and the license limits how the data can be used.

Can I say no?

Yes, at every step. You negotiate the terms directly with the buyer and decide whether to sign.

How does Origin get paid?

The estimate and introduction are free to you. Origin may receive referral compensation from the receiving company if a deal goes ahead. See the disclosure page for details.

What are your company’s records worth?

See what my data is worth

Free. No files. You decide everything.