How Much Is My Data Worth to AI Companies? Free Calculator
What could your data sell for to AI companies?
How much is your data worth to AI? Get a quick estimate of what your video, images, text, or robotics footage could earn from AI training licences, based on publicly reported prices. It takes about a minute, and nothing you enter leaves your browser.
Estimated market value
$30,000 to $120,000
An estimate only. Real offers can be higher or lower depending on your niche, the organizations interested, how much buyers need this type of data right now, its quality and variety, and many other factors. It does not include any broker or marketplace fees.
Many buyers prefer large volumes of video. Smaller collections often sell best pooled with other owners' footage.
Based on: Bloomberg via The Decoder: US$1 to $4 per minute. US dollars. Not an appraisal or an offer.
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Where these numbers come from
Most AI data deals are private. This calculator uses the unit prices that have been publicly reported, such as per minute of video, per image, or per book, and multiplies them by your volume. The result is a market estimate before any broker or marketplace fees.
Real offers depend on things a calculator cannot see: how unique your data is, how consistent its quality is, and whether a buyer needs that type right now. Your data could sell for more or less than the estimate. Treat it as a starting point for a conversation, not a price. For the full set of benchmarks, read what AI companies pay for training data.
FAQ
Questions about valuing your data
It depends on the type, the volume, and how cleanly you can prove ownership. Publicly reported prices include about US$1 to $4 per minute of unpublished video, 2 cents to $2 per image, about $0.001 per word of general text, and US$5,000 per book title in one publisher deal, split evenly with authors. Large, unique archives have sold for millions; small collections often earn far less, or sell only when pooled through a marketplace.
It is an estimate built on public figures, not an appraisal or an offer. Most data deals are private, and your data could sell for more or less depending on its niche, the organizations interested, its quality and variety, how much buyers need it right now, and other factors. Use it to decide whether your data is worth a closer look.
No. The calculator shows an estimated market value before any broker or marketplace fees. If an intermediary handles the sale, its fee comes out of the deal value.
No. The calculation runs entirely in your browser, and nothing you enter is sent to us.
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