For UK companies with years of finished work
Turn your company’s archive into licensing revenue
Closed case files, source code, production records, camera footage, project drawings: the work your company has already finished is exactly what AI developers need to learn from. A data-licensing marketplace licenses it from companies like yours. Tell us about your company and, if it looks like a fit, we’ll introduce you.
Note Mercor lists potential company earnings from $20k to $1.5M, depending on the industry and what’s licensed. That is Mercor’s own figure, not a promise or guarantee from us.
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- UK companies in 24 industries
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- Archive Introductions
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- Independent referrer
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Industries
Find your industry
The marketplace has listings for 24 kinds of company, each with its own size range and records that count. Pick yours for a guide to what’s involved.
Note Listed ranges are the potential company earnings Mercor lists for each industry. They’re Mercor’s figures, not a promise or guarantee from us.
Industrial3
- ConstructionProject records, drawings and site imagery from completed projects.50–2,000 employees$115k–$1M
- ManufacturingProduction, maintenance and inspection records from the shop floor.20–2,000 employees$100k–$1.5M
- Hardware engineeringCAD assemblies, circuit designs and test results from real products.20–2,000 employees$45k–$1.3M
Science & R&D2
Healthcare3
- Digital healthConsented recordings of patient visits, with transcripts and notes.10–500 employees$100k–$900k
- Medical practicesDe-identified patient records with years of clinical notes.10+ clinicians or 2,500+ patients$80k–$820k
- Imaging and diagnosticsDe-identified imaging studies and diagnostic tests, with their reports.Any size$80k–$620k
Software4
- CybersecuritySecurity alerts, investigations and case write-ups, or security software.20–2,000 employees$20k–$750k
- AI productsReal usage data from an AI app, agent or developer tool.5–200 employees$20k–$480k
- SaaS and subscriptionProduct databases, warehouse tables and analytics code.50–1,000 employees, with a data team$55k–$350k
- Software companiesPrivate code your engineers have built, and its history.15–500 employees$50k–$500k
Finance4
- Investment firmsClosed-deal records, credit files and portfolio reporting.5–200 employees$50k–$800k
- Payments and fintechYears of transaction, order, inventory or shipment tables.No size limit listed$80k–$900k
- Accounting and tax firmsTax returns, workpapers and bookkeeping records across many kinds of entity.5–200 employees$25k–$865k
- Hedge funds and quant firmsProprietary market, risk and sports data, or the code that trades on it.5–500 employees$25k–$1.1M
Professional services4
- Law firmsComplete files from closed matters and completed deals.5–300 lawyers and staff$50k–$1.2M
- Design and web agenciesDesign systems, websites and the code behind them.10–200 employees$20k–$890k
- Consulting and advisoryClient deliverables, models and the drafts behind them.10–500 employees$150k–$300k
- Contact centres and BPOsRecorded customer conversations, ideally in more than one language.50–5,000 agents$20k–$250k
Media & games4
- Game studiosCompany records, game code and gameplay footage from shipped games.10–500 employees$100k–$1M
- Publishers and educationJournals, textbooks, courses and video you hold the rights to.10–500 employees$35k–$370k
- Video productionOriginal video you shot and own, from short clips to full programmes.5–500 employees$95k–$870k
- Consumer brands and photo studiosOriginal product, apparel and campaign imagery you own.10–500 employees$30k–$800k
Not listed? Companies outside these industries can still be introduced. Tell us about yours.
New to this? · 5 min readHow companies license their dataWhat licensing your company's records involves: which records AI developers want, what to check on rights, confidentiality and UK GDPR, and how it works.Read the guideProcess
How it works
Four steps, and the decision at the end is yours.
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You tell us about your company
A short form below: your name, company, role, industry and size.
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We introduce you to Mercor
Only with your consent, we pass your details to Mercor, the data-licensing marketplace. We don’t sell them or pass them to anyone else.
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The marketplace scopes it
It scopes the data, signs an NDA, removes or protects personal information and runs the export.
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You decide
Whether to license anything is your call, based on what’s offered.
Scope
What qualifies
Three things decide whether a company is a fit.
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Finished work, with the records kept
Completed projects, closed matters, shipped products or years of operating history, still held in your systems.
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The right size for your industry
It varies by listing: from 5 staff for law, accounting and investment firms, up to 2,000 for most industries and 5,000 agents for contact centres. Imaging centres can be any size.
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Records you own or control
Material your company created or holds the rights to. Scoping covers anything that needs a client’s or partner’s permission.
Records that count
- Case files
- Contracts
- Source code
- Design files
- CAD assemblies
- Project drawings
- Production logs
- Inspection reports
- Transaction tables
- Lab notebooks
- Recorded calls
- Video footage
- Photography
- De-identified patient records
Enquiry
Request an introduction
Tell us about your company. If it looks like a fit, we’ll pass your details on, and only with your consent.
What happens next
Note We're an independent referrer, not part of Mercor, and may earn a fee if you sign up.
Thanks, we've got your details
We'll review them and, if it looks like a fit, introduce you to Mercor, who will contact you directly.
Who are you?
An independent referrer. We introduce companies to a data-licensing marketplace and may earn a fee if you sign up. We don’t buy or hold any data ourselves.
Is my industry covered?
The marketplace has listings for 24 industries, from construction and manufacturing to law, software and media. Companies outside those can still be introduced, so tell us about yours.
What happens to our data?
The marketplace handles scoping, the NDA and personal-data protection, and answers detailed questions directly.
Does it cost anything?
No, it doesn't cost anything.
What if our contracts restrict our data?
The marketplace asks about this during scoping.