Introductions to AI data buyers. Consent first.

For accountants, lawyers and other trusted advisers, and the businesses they know.

How it works

  1. Adviser signs up

  2. Client consents in writing

  3. We make the introduction

  4. Client and buyer agree terms

  5. Progress is tracked

Who qualifies

30+

full-time staff

  • Years of operating records
  • Records mostly in English
  • Rights to license the data
  • Trading, sold or closed

One buyer asks for 30+ full-time staff, another for 50+ at peak. Both put US companies first; one also accepts UK firms whose records are 90%+ in English.

Published referral rewards

Fixed fee per deal

Enterprise deals up to $700,000
$50,000
Defunct-company deals up to $1 million
$75,000

7.5% on larger deals.

Share of the payout

of what the buyer pays the company
25%
maximum per company
$100,000

Paid on top. It doesn’t reduce the company’s payment.

Paid by the buyer after a completed deal. Never guaranteed.

From two AI data buyers’ published terms, checked 25 October 2026. ADP is independent, with no buyer agreement yet. Approved partners get the buyer details.

Who it’s for

Trusted advisers

Accountants, lawyers, consultants

  • Spot a client who fits
  • Train with ready templates
  • Track every referral
For advisers

Business owners

Owners and directors

  • Understand it before sharing anything
  • Check your rights first
  • Take independent advice
For business owners

Safeguards

  • Consent comes first
  • We never hold datasets
  • You can always say no
  • No promised rewards
  • Independent of every buyer

Questions

What do buyers look for?

Historical operational records from established businesses. Each buyer decides who qualifies.

Who handles the data?

The company and the buyer, directly. ADP has no upload facility.

Can advisers be rewarded?

Only if the buyer’s programme allows it, with client consent. Never guaranteed.

Is the business committed?

No. The company decides, with its own advice.

All questions

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