For owners of companies that are in trouble, closing or headed for bankruptcy
If your company is in trouble, closing or headed for bankruptcy, don’t let its records get deleted for nothing.
AI labs are paying companies for their old support tickets, sales calls and CRM notes, and they use them to train AI agents. If your company has 30 or more people and a few years of records, it takes a minute to find out whether a buyer will look at yours.
Check if your company’s records qualify →
It’s six questions and takes about a minute, and you won’t sign anything until you’ve seen an offer.
You’ve probably already listed what the company can sell, like the laptops, the code and the domain. Most owners stop there and let the rest expire with the software contracts. That’s the part AI labs are licensing.
In one year, one wind-down firm sold about 100 closing companies’ records, at $10,000 to $100,000 each (Forbes, April 2026). In August, Google won the bankruptcy auction for a failed airline’s email and document archive with a $10 million bid.
Most companies won’t see a check that size, and we’d rather you hear that from us now. Under 30 people, a buyer usually won’t take the meeting. Your lawyer has to sign off, because some of what’s on your servers may not be yours to sell. And the money goes to the company like any other asset sale, so if creditors are owed, it helps pay them.
If you qualify, it’s one more asset for the company, and selling it doesn’t take your time away from the wind-down.
Why it can’t wait
When the software contracts lapse, the records get deleted. Once you file, a trustee or the court decides whether they’re sold. Ask your lawyer to put them on the asset list now, while they still exist. Buyers move fastest on companies that are closing.
How it works
- You answer six questions
About your records and your company. It takes about a minute.
- If a buyer is likely to look, we introduce you
You deal with the buyer directly.
- The buyer reviews a sample and makes an offer
Personal details are removed first. You, or your trustee if you’ve filed, can say no at any point before signing. You never pay us; the buyer may pay us a referral fee.
Check if your company’s records qualify →
It’s six questions and takes about a minute, and you won’t sign anything until you’ve seen an offer.
P.S. If you’re working with a bankruptcy lawyer or a wind-down firm, forward them this page so they can decide whether it belongs on the asset list before the contracts lapse.