Briggs AnalyticsA new way to raise cash
Your company's records could be worth $200K to $2M.
Get paid for the business data you already have, without a loan or giving up equity.
- Costs you nothing
- You keep ownership
- No files to start
Instant estimate
What's going on with the business?
A Briggs Analytics estimate, not an offer. A buyer sets the final price.
Why this is happening
AI companies have read the internet. Now they need real businesses.
They're paying to learn how real work gets done, and every job, invoice and support ticket your team has handled shows exactly that.
Real deals
Companies are already getting paid for this.
Google's winning bid for Spirit Airlines' records at a court-run auction, August 2026. Business Insider
What a 13-year-old transcription company got for its Slack, email and Jira history, "hundreds of thousands of dollars." Forbes
Our estimate What an 80-person accounting firm with 12 years in QuickBooks, Salesforce and Zendesk could be worth. An estimate, not a deal.
The opportunity
There are now three ways to raise cash for your company.
You give up part of your company.
You pay it back with interest.
You keep your company, there's nothing to pay back, and the business runs as usual.
How it works
From your first answer to getting paid.
- 1Answer five quick questions You
About the business and the systems you use. It takes a minute and needs no files.
- 2See your estimate You
A range shows up right away.
- 3We review your company Us
We look at what you have and tell you honestly whether there's a real opportunity.
- 4We introduce you to the right buyer Us
The one looking for your industry and your kind of records.
- 5Approve the offer and get paid You
You see what's included and the price before you sign, and the buyer pays you.
Am I giving away my company's secrets?
No. Buyers license a copy of records on specific kinds of work, like how a support ticket gets solved. They aren't after your playbook, your pricing or your customer list.
- You approve what's included before anything is signed.
- You still own your records, and the business runs exactly as it does today.
- Nothing is final until you sign, and you can walk away at any point.
Why now
Buyers are paying today, and the door won't stay this open.
Buyers are asking for specific industries and kinds of records, and those requests close once they're filled.
Buyers have changed what they pay and who they take within a few weeks.
Once email, files and code accounts are turned off, the records and their value are usually gone.
See what your company's data could be worth.
It takes about a minute, and it costs you nothing.
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