About Enterprise Training Data Providers
A small desk that reads training data providers' own websites and records what each says it supplies and how it sources it.
The point of this site
Provider pages describe their data in marketing terms, and the sourcing sentence that matters to a buyer's lawyers is easy to miss.
Meant for
AI teams buying training data who need provenance, and companies with records deciding which providers to approach.
On these pages
The core is one question, "enterprise training data providers", and a comparison that needs no login. Around it sit 4 guides. There is also a citable data table (figures and method) and the pages we read to build it.
- Buy enterprise data for AI training: providers and provenance: Where an AI team buys enterprise training data, and what each provider's own site says about sourcing it, read and dated for a buyer's provenance checks.
- License enterprise data to AI labs: who asks data owners: Which training data providers run a programme for companies to supply data, as their own websites state it, for a business weighing a data licence.
- Enterprise data licensing: providers that license from owners: Enterprise data licensing as the providers on this board describe it: which say they license data from the companies that own it, in their own words.
- Training data by provider: what each one's own site says it supplies: The training data each enterprise provider on the board says it supplies, from expert and RLHF data to annotation and marketplaces, quoted from its own pages.
What we leave out
- We do not rank providers on quality we have not tested.
- We do not repeat a provider's sourcing claim as verified.
- No provider can pay for a row or its wording.
Responsible for this site
Joseph Ellul-Turner, Director.
How to reach us
Reach us through Contact or at enquiries@enterprisetrainingdataproviders.com; the rules that apply are on Terms and Privacy.
No provider pays to appear on this board. If a deal follows an introduction we make, the seller of the data pays our published fee: 12.5% of the deal for a whole company's data, or 10% for a bundle or the pool, each with a minimum. Any part of it a buyer pays us is credited to the seller.