Enter your industry, headcount and years of records. You get what AI data buyers’ own published calculators give for your company, side by side: a range, not a teaser figure.
Mode · calculator checked 2026-11-09
$210K–$830K
Plus $170K–$660K possible from data refreshes over 24 months, by Mode’s calculator.
What moves Mode’s number
These are the parts of Mode’s base total. Mode adds an uplift and applies its own shares to reach the range. It says the calculator is illustrative and the fixed offer follows its review.
Troveo · calculator checked 2026-11-09
$400K–$500K
What sets Troveo’s number
Troveo multiplies a base range for your years of operation by a size factor. We use its size point at or below your total headcount. Troveo calls the result a directional estimate.
| Buyer | Published payout | Your figures |
|---|---|---|
| micro1 | micro1 states $100K to $3M+ per approved data package (as published November 2026). Not a guarantee; the final offer depends on sources, size, quality and due diligence. | Fits our routing rules |
| Nyne | Nyne says partnerships are "commonly worth $100K or more" (as published November 2026). Not a guarantee. | Fits our routing rules |
| Mercor | No figure published. Mercor says pay depends on data volume, the tools you connect and the depth of the data. | Outside our routing rulesPublished minimums: Not stated. Names target industries: legal, healthcare, finance and insurance, professional services, manufacturing, retail, real estate, logistics. |
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| Company | Mode | Troveo | Span |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12-person law firm, 10 years (Law firm) | $220K–$890K | Below Troveo's minimum | $220K–$890K |
| 20-person accounting firm, 10 years (Accounting firm) | $240K–$940K | $400K–$500K | $240K–$940K |
| 30-person software company, 5 years (Software and SaaS) | Below Mode's minimum | $300K–$400K | $300K–$400K |
| 50-person agency, 8 years (Consulting, agencies and professional services) | $210K–$830K | $400K–$500K | $210K–$830K |
| 100-person company, 10 years (Other) | $290K–$1.14M | $800K–$1M | $290K–$1.14M |
| 250-person company, 20 years (Other) | $550K–$2.19M | $1.5M–$1.8M | $550K–$2.19M |
Mode’s calculator on its own site prices a company from full-time desk employees, non-desk employees (counted at a tenth of a desk employee), years of operational data and location, with a 1.3× multiplier for law, medical, accounting and finance firms. It shows an indicative range and a separate figure for possible data refreshes over the next 24 months. Its published minimum targets are 10 employees for law firms, 15 for medical, accounting and finance firms, and 50 for other businesses. Mode says the calculator is illustrative and that it makes a fixed offer only after reviewing the systems, dates, volume, quality and rights in scope.
Troveo’s calculator takes employees (at five points: 20, 100, 250, 500 and 1,000+) and years of operation (four bands), and multiplies a base range for the years band by a size factor. Troveo calls the result a directional estimate. We use the size point at or below your total headcount, so a 60-person company is priced at the 20-person point.
The headline is the lowest and highest figure among the buyers whose published minimums your company meets. It adds nothing of our own. We re-check both calculators every month against the buyers’ sites; the date is at the top of this page.
No. These are the buyers’ own indicative calculators run on your figures. Mode says its fixed offer follows a review of the systems, dates, history, volume, quality and rights in scope; Troveo calls its figure a directional estimate. Treat the range as a reason to ask, not as an offer.
Because the buyers’ calculators are. Mode’s top figure is about four times its bottom one, and the two buyers price differently. The headline simply spans the figures of the buyers whose minimums you meet.
micro1 publishes a range of $100K to $3M+ per approved package but no calculator. Nyne has an estimator on its site, but its results vary for the same answers, so we cannot reproduce it. We show both buyers’ published figures and whether you meet their minimums.
No. It asks three numbers and an industry. They stay in your browser unless you ask us to email the estimate. If you go on to the eligibility check, only the industry is carried over in the link. If we run analytics, it records only that the calculator was used.
No. We do not value company data ourselves. Every figure comes from a buyer’s published calculator or page, with the date we checked it.