Observed arrival · 2026-11-04
Fairhaven Data puts a price tag on old business records
Credibility concern recorded. The source reference remains available for verification and correction.
The site estimates what a company might earn by licensing cleaned, de-identified copies of its old business records to AI labs.
- For
- Companies with years of exportable business records
- Worth noticing
- Its sample ranges run from $120K for five staff and three years of records to $3.8M–$5M+ for larger firms.
Field notes
The estimate form uses headcount, record history, and location, while the sample table gives ranges for US companies. The page describes a 60–90 day sequence involving a written offer, selected systems and date ranges, an export, and de-identification by the buyer's team. It excludes patient data from healthcare-practice operations and says international records are valued case by case. These are descriptions and estimates on the site, not independently verified results.
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