How we research buyers
We list a program when it publicly says it will pay a company for internal business records used in AI, either itself or through a buyer it introduces us to. Each profile is drawn from the program's own pages, on the same fields, and re-checked at least monthly.
What we record
- What the program takes and who qualifies (size, years, status, country)
- How and when it pays, any fees, and its published range in its own words
- Exclusivity and data handling
- Its process, things to check, and anything we could not confirm
- Sources with the date we read them
What we do not do
- We do not score buyers or rank them on quality.
- We do not publish figures a buyer has not published, or third-party estimates as fact.
- We do not accept payment for listings.
How matches are chosen
Your answers are compared with each program's published rules. Programs that exclude you are removed. Remaining programs get points for: accepting your company status if you are closing or closed; listing your industry; taking records from the systems you use; taking code if you have it; publishing a size minimum you meet; and publishing a range. Buyers that pay us a referral fee, or that we feature, are placed first among buyers that score at least two points, and are labelled. Ties go alphabetically.
Updates and corrections
We re-check every program weekly. Each profile shows its check date. If you represent a program and something is wrong or out of date, email paul@minimusbrands.biz with a link to your current published terms and we will correct it.
Open data
All buyer facts are available as JSON for anyone to check or reuse with attribution.