<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><feed xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"><title>DataWorth AI buyer directory changelog</title><id>https://dataworthai.com/buyers/changelog/</id><updated>2026-10-21T00:00:00Z</updated><link href="https://dataworthai.com/buyers/changelog.xml" rel="self"/><entry><title>Buyer directory update 2026-10-21</title><id>https://dataworthai.com/buyers/changelog/#2026-10-21</id><updated>2026-10-21T00:00:00Z</updated><link href="https://dataworthai.com/buyers/changelog/"/><content type="text">Directory published with 33 buyers and programs. Every listed company&#x27;s own page was re-read in a browser today. Facts we couldn&#x27;t find on the company&#x27;s own page are shown as “Not published”. Mode is listed by name and link only. Pangea and lalalab are listed with quotes from their own pages only. Changed since our earlier notes: lalalab&#x27;s page now shows $100,000–$2 million+ (USD); micro1&#x27;s page lists tiers of $100k+, $500k+ and $1M+. Not listed: micro1 Defunct Company Data Partnership. Only a micro1 social post and a third-party page describe it; micro1&#x27;s own program page doesn&#x27;t mention it, and the size rule differs between sources. Not listed: Sunset. Its site describes wind-down services only; we found no data-licensing program on its own pages. Not listed: Surge AI. No public seller program; only press reports. Not listed: eeko systems. Its site describes an AI agency, not a data program. Not listed: Datarade, Opendatabay, FileYield. General data marketplaces for packaged datasets, not buyers of a company&#x27;s operating records. Payout splits we had were from third parties only.</content></entry></feed>