What is a property management company's data worth to AI buyers?
Published ranges
- Mode: company operating history 'could be worth $100K-$5M' (Mode).
- Mode affiliate FAQ, indicative by full-time US staff: 20-49 = $200K-$500K, 50-149 = $400K-$900K, 150+ = $800K+. Mode says these are 'indicative ranges, not offers' (Mode affiliate FAQ).
- micro1: '$100K-$2M+ for approved data packages' (micro1).
What drives the number
Mode names four drivers: how many people work in the systems, years of records, number of connected systems, and volume. Records that show outcomes, like jobs completed, raise the number (Mode affiliate FAQ). For a property manager, work orders, leasing pipelines and owner reporting are the outcome records.
Why our quiz shows a range, not a price
Only a buyer can price data after it reviews scope. Our estimate repeats the published band for your size and nothing more. See the method.
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Is the money paid all at once?
Mode's FAQ says the company invoices once the data is accepted and is paid within 30 days, about 2 to 3 months after the first call.
Can I sell to more than one buyer?
Mode's FAQ says its AI customer gets the data on an exclusive basis and the company agrees not to license the same data for external AI training for 24 months. Read any exclusivity term closely.
Sources
- Mode / BizBuyData referral page
- Mode affiliate FAQ (PDF, dated Oct 14, 2026)
- micro1 company referral page
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