Slack, email & WhatsApp
Gmail, Outlook, Microsoft Teams
Team messages, customer conversations, handoffs and business chat histories.
Get paid for your
company’s data.
AI companies buy licenses to business data. Yours could be in Slack, email, Google Drive, Notion, GitHub or WhatsApp. Lina helps you find out if it qualifies.
$200k–$300k
Check if your data can earn six figures ↗Example only, not an average or a valuation. Actual offers may be lower, higher or zero.
No upfront fee · No uploads to get started
Your existing tools. Potential new income.
Slack & email
Team conversations, support threads, sales correspondence
Google Drive & Notion
Documents, spreadsheets, SOPs and project plans
GitHub
Code repositories, pull requests, issues and reviews
Business WhatsApp
Business chats, customer conversations and team coordination
Only records your company has the rights to license.
What can you license?
Buyers look for useful business records with history and context. Here are examples to assess.
Documents & knowledge
Google Drive, Notion, SharePoint, Confluence
Spreadsheets, SOPs, project plans, internal wikis and operating manuals.
Code & engineering
GitHub, GitLab, Jira, Linear
Repositories, pull requests, code reviews, issues and incident histories.
CRM & customer support
Salesforce, HubSpot, Zendesk, Intercom
Sales activity, support tickets, resolution histories and account workflows.
ERP & finance systems
NetSuite, SAP, Odoo, QuickBooks
Orders, inventory movements, purchasing, invoices and reconciliation records.
Databases & warehouses
PostgreSQL, MySQL, Snowflake, BigQuery
Operational tables, event histories and linked records with documented outcomes.
Examples of data locations, not connected integrations or confirmed buyer eligibility.Company records only. Rights review required.
How you get paid.
Lina helps prepare your inventory and introduce it to a potential buyer. You review the offer, decide what to license and receive payment under the agreed terms.
Explore your opportunity ↗Describe your data.
Start with your tools, years of history and the work your records capture.
Get a buyer assessment.
Lina helps prepare the inventory and, with your permission, introduce a suitable opportunity.
Review the offer.
Review any offer and its licensing terms. Data sharing follows an agreed process.
Check your data.
Tell us about your company and its records. We’ll review your enquiry and reply by email. No account access or uploads.
No upfront seller fee.
Start with your systems and history. No data uploads.
Questions?
How does Lina get paid?
Lina seeks a referral fee from the buyer if a transaction closes. We disclose the applicable arrangement before an introduction. The initial assessment and introduction carry no seller fee.
Are you buying my data?
Lina sources and prepares opportunities for potential buyers. We help with the initial inventory and introduction. A buyer decides whether to make an offer.
How much could we earn?
The $200,000–$300,000 figure is an illustrative deal range, not an average or a valuation of your records. Buyer demand, usefulness, licensing rights and contract terms determine the offer. Some datasets will not receive an offer.
Do we need to upload anything?
No. The first step is a description of your records. Any later sample or transfer should happen only with the necessary permissions and an agreed handling process.
Can we license everything in our workspace?
Not necessarily. Customer records, third-party code, employee information and confidential content can carry restrictions. Access to Slack, WhatsApp or a shared drive does not establish licensing rights.
Do we keep control of our data?
You choose whether to sign. The proposed agreement should define ownership, permitted uses, exclusivity and duration. Review those terms before granting any rights.
Find out if your company’s data qualifies.
Check your fit ↗