Finance

How much is an investment firm's data worth?

Mercor publishes $50K to $800K for investment firms licensing closed-deal records and credit files. See what buyers want and what to check first.

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What buyers license

Closed-deal records, credit files and portfolio reporting.

Size buyers look for

5 to 200 employees (Mercor)

Published payout ranges

  • $50K to $800K

    Mercor

    Published range for investment firms with 5 to 200 employees.

  • $100K to $5M

    Mode

    Mode's headline range. It accepts finance firms with 10+ employees.

Ranges are what each buyer publishes, not offers. Checked October 24, 2026.

What AI buyers want from an investment firm

Financial reasoning is one of the categories AI labs say they need most. Deal memos, credit files and portfolio reports show how professionals weigh risk and make calls with real money. Mercor's listing asks for closed-deal records, credit files and portfolio reporting.

What makes it worth more

  • Closed deals with outcomes. The memo plus what actually happened.
  • Credit files with the analysis. Not just the final rating.
  • Years of portfolio reporting. Long histories show patterns.

What to check first

Deal records are usually covered by NDAs with portfolio companies and by your agreements with investors. Many of those limit any sharing. Check them with counsel before you talk to a buyer.

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