AIData.Broker, explained: selling to competing AI buyers
Short answer: AIData.Broker acts as a broker: it tells every fitting buyer about a holder's data at the same time and takes a fee fixed in the mandate only if a sale closes. Its published examples: $12,000 on a $100,000 sale, $35,000 on $300,000, $105,000 on $1,000,000.
Key facts
- The holder signs everything; introducers don't handle data (AIData.Broker).
- Holders based in the US, UK and Canada for its introducer program.
- Fits closed companies, archives and insolvencies.
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Does the holder pay more because of an introducer?
AIData.Broker says no; the introducer's share comes out of its fee.
Is the holder told about the introducer?
Yes, in writing, including the share.
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