DATA

Thequietmarketforyourdata.

List your datasets, explore buyer requests, and start conversations about licensing. Your data stays with you.

Describe Your DataStart with a description
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Examples from the AI industry

OpenAI
OpenAI
Anthropic
Anthropic
Google DeepMind
Google DeepMind
Meta AI
Meta AI
Microsoft
Microsoft
Amazon
Amazon
Mistral AI
Mistral AI
Cohere
Cohere
xAI
xAI
Databricks
Databricks
Hugging Face
Hugging Face
Scale AI
Scale AI

Industry references · No affiliation implied

The Market

Put your datain the

conversation.conversation.

01

Describe your data

Tell the assistant what you have, its scope, and how it is stored. Turn those details into a clear listing.

A description is all you need to start
02

Assess its readiness

Document quality, structure, provenance, PII status, and the terms a buyer would need to evaluate it.

You control what is disclosed
03

Get discovered

Submit your listing for review. Once published, buyers can find it by format, industry, and data type.

Public or private — your choice
04

Discuss terms

Interested buyers can ask questions and discuss price, licensing, samples, and permitted uses directly with you.

You approve every next step
05

Agree your terms

Arrange the license, payment, and delivery directly with your buyer, with the right agreements and safeguards for the data.

You control the deal

Data Types

Describe what
you have.

CSV, audio, images, documents, code, or geospatial data. Describe the formats you can provide and the coverage a buyer can expect. Keep your files with you as you explore the opportunity.

All data types
CSVSQLPARQUETJSONJSONLWAVPDFMP4PNGDICOMGEOJSONFLACSRTCOCOXMLMARKDOWN

Industries

Explore dataacross

industries.industries.

Explore use cases across industries and find the right way to describe what makes your data useful.

Why FileYield

Listings, context,and

conversations.conversations.

Disclosure Control

Choose public or private visibility and decide when a buyer receives samples or deeper details.

Market Context

Use public deal examples and structured listing details to frame pricing conversations.

Recorded Workflow

Keep listing details, buyer messages, and offer history together for a clearer audit trail.

Compliance Aware

Flag PII and compliance requirements early; sellers and buyers remain responsible for legal review and safeguards.

The Data Economy

Companies areselling their

data to AI.data to AI.

Reddit→Google

An expanded partnership provides Google access to Reddit content through its Data API.

2024Read announcement
News Corp→OpenAI

A content partnership gives OpenAI access to current and archived material from News Corp publications.

2024Read announcement
Shutterstock→OpenAI

A licensing expansion covers image, video, and music libraries and associated metadata. Financial terms were not disclosed in the announcement.

2023Read announcement

Publicly reported industry examples. Individual deal terms vary. View sources

Start witha clear

description.

Turn what you know about your data into a listing a buyer can understand. Describe its coverage, formats, and permitted uses — then explore the conversation.

You have years of customer interaction data sitting in a database
Your call center records thousands of conversations monthly
You generate unique industry data that can't be scraped from the web
You've been asked about your data before but didn't know how to price it
Describe Your Data