For coaching companies and sales agencies
If your sales team has recorded thousands of calls, AI labs want to license them.
AI sales agents learn from real sales calls, and most of those sit inside companies like yours. Buyers license the recordings and transcripts with names and personal details removed, and your company keeps ownership of them.
Check if your call library qualifies →
It’s six questions and takes about a minute, and you won’t sign anything until you’ve seen an offer.
Most coaching companies and sales agencies have a Zoom cloud full of calls nobody will watch again. Call recordings already sell as AI training data on public data marketplaces, priced by the hour.
Not every library qualifies, and it’s better to know that before you spend a minute on it. Calls recorded without a clear recording notice usually can’t be sold. Client coaching sessions are usually off the table, because they’re personal. Transcripts are easier to license than voice recordings, because some states treat a voice as biometric data. And buyers want at least 30 full-time staff, and contractors may not count.
If you’ve got a few years of recorded calls and a CRM to match, a buyer may want to look.
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 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 shrinking, check before you cancel Zoom or Gong, because the recordings go when the contract does.