See what you’d be introducing.
A short explainer on what labs are buying, how a data license works, and which companies fit.
A possible license value
DataSupply’s published range for qualifying companies. The buying lab sets eligibility and terms.
Nothing upfront for companies
There’s no fee to get assessed. A success fee applies only when a lab signs a license.
Three quick checks
50+ office staff, 3+ years of records, and 5+ business systems in use. Companies that meet all three are worth introducing.
How your data is kept secure
DataSupply doesn’t ask for, receive or store your business datasets. Not at the start, and not later.
Any transfer happens only after your company signs an agreement your own lawyer has reviewed, and it goes directly from you to the buyer.
You decide which records, which uses and which recipients the agreement covers. Anything sensitive can stay out entirely.
Customer and other confidential information must be scrubbed before any use. You can require the buyer to set out its anonymisation and security process in writing before you commit.
How partners get paid
You open the door. DataSupply’s team runs the whole deal. When a license closes, you’re paid from both sides of it.
You introduce, they deliver
DataSupply’s team assesses fit, presents the company to vetted labs and helps it through diligence. You never handle any data.
Two fees per deal
The company pays a seller fee when its license closes, and the lab pays an origination fee on top. Your share comes from both.
Build a team
Bring in other partners who know owners. Their introductions pay you too, two levels deep.
How the fees are split
Each deal has two fees, and the percentages below show how each one is shared. What you actually earn depends on whether a deal closes, its size, and the lab’s terms. Many introductions won’t close.
| Who | Origination fee | Seller fee |
|---|---|---|
| You (introducer) | 85% | 35% |
| Your inviter | 7.5% | 5% |
| Their inviter | 7.5% | 5% |
Percentages apply to the fee collected, not to the license value. Your partner agreement governs actual compensation and payment timing. Nothing on this page is an offer of specific compensation.
See how the fees split on one deal
Drag to set the size of a company’s data deal. This shows the arithmetic of the split if that deal closes. It isn’t a prediction of what you’ll earn.
See the breakdown
Illustration of the fee split only. Most introductions don’t lead to a deal, deal sizes vary, and no earnings are guaranteed. Fee rates come from DataSupply’s partner plan and may change. Your partner agreement governs what you’re actually paid and when.
It’s free to join, and it’s early.
- There’s nothing to sell. You make an introduction.
- AI data licensing is just getting started in Singapore.
- A verified broker handles the deal and pushes for the best price.
- No cost to join. You get your own link straight away and can track every introduction.