AI data partnerships · micro1
micro1, an American artificial intelligence company, pays companies with 30 or more employees for the right to use their internal data, provided it is mostly in English: SOPs, knowledge bases, CRM records, project histories, Slack or Teams messages. According to micro1, a deal brings the company from $100,000 to more than $2 million, and companies that have closed qualify too.
Eligibility test · 20 seconds
Answer the questions to see which offer fits.
I am a micro1 referral partner, not an employee: I may be paid if your company signs.
The two offers
micro1 acquires data from companies that have closed. For a founder, it is one last asset to turn into money.
What micro1 asks for
$100K to $2M+
paid to the company, according to micro1
A mature, well documented company: quality SOPs, knowledge bases, CRM data, project histories, QA processes and day to day communications.
What micro1 asks for
$100K to $2M+
paid to the company, according to micro1
The data
The data your team already produces every day, with no extra work: micro1 looks for real traces of work to train AI agents.
The process
Company profile
You create it on micro1 through my link. I cannot do it for you.
Data manifest
You describe the data you hold, without sending anything.
Review
micro1 reviews the company, then holds an interview led by an AI.
License agreement
The price and the terms, including anonymization before any resale.
Transfer and payment
Payment within 30 days once the data is accepted.
GDPR
micro1's public page does not mention the GDPR: raise these points before signing. This is not legal advice.
FAQ
Yes, through micro1's Defunct Company Data Partnership, if the company had 30 or more employees at its peak, was based in one of the 10 accepted countries (including the United Kingdom, Ireland, the Netherlands, Germany and France) and left a substantial Slack or Teams history in English.
Operational data produced in the normal course of business: SOPs, knowledge bases, internal messages, project histories, CRM records, support tickets, QA processes, technical documentation, and finance or legal workflows. micro1 uses it to train and evaluate AI agents.
According to micro1, from $100,000 to more than $2 million per approved data package. The amount depends on the quality, uniqueness and volume of the data, and it is set in a license agreement with micro1.
Yes. micro1 asks an operating company for at least 70% of its data in English, and a closed company for data in English. A company that works day to day in French, German, Spanish or Italian does not qualify today.
micro1 says it anonymizes the data, licenses it only to labs and companies in the United States and allied countries, and lets you review samples. Its public page does not mention the GDPR, so ask for a data processing agreement and standard contractual clauses, and check with your DPO or lawyer before signing.
After the transfer, micro1 checks that the data is complete, then pays within 30 days of accepting it, according to the process it publishes.
micro1 is an American company that provides human experts and training data to AI labs. Its data partnership program buys the right to use companies' operational data.
I am a micro1 referral partner, not an employee. micro1 only credits a referral when the company registers through the partner's link. If your company signs a data partnership, micro1 pays me a referral fee; your company pays me nothing.
No. The company's contact person creates the profile on micro1 through my link and fills in the data manifest. I can answer your questions before you start.
I am a micro1 referral partner, not an employee: I may be paid if your company signs.