Buyers and marketplaces for conversation data
Who buys chat transcripts, read from their own pages
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Some organisations pay businesses for their conversation history; others sell chat datasets they made themselves. Their own pages show which is which.
Data partners that license from businesses
micro1 names support tickets and CRM records among the operational data it takes and says it pays in full within 30 days of acceptance. Nyne asks for full conversation histories with participants and reply structure intact.
Marketplaces listing conversation data
Grepped offers premium licensing for company data and asks interested owners to email it, and Getly lists synthetic support dialogues among its digital products.
Sellers of their own chat datasets
Nexdata sells LLM datasets for dialogue systems, Shaip licenses text corpora including conversational Q and A, and Bitext publishes a dataset of nearly 27,000 rows curated for customer support.
Source: Who takes chat transcripts for AI training
Before you offer an archive, see what your chat tool already keeps on chatbot conversation data ownership.