Procedures & SOPs
Runbooks, checklists, playbooks, how-we-do-it guides. The most commonly sought kind of record.
Check my proceduresFree to check · Takes 2 minutes
Is Your Business Data Worth Something? Find Out in Minutes.
Answer a few simple questions and we'll introduce you to buyers you may be a fit for. No files, no fees, no obligation.
60-second fit check
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A prompt, not a verdict: buyers set their own criteria, and nothing is shared until you agree to an introduction. How we use your details.
$100k+ where one buyer's published tiers start
For qualified partnerships, depending on data quality. Never guaranteed.
We find your best-fit buyer
We match your answers to each buyer's published criteria.
11 sources, nothing hidden
Our 3 free guides show their working.
Introductions Made Easy
Answer a few simple questions about your business. We point you to buyers whose published criteria you appear to meet, and give you their own application link.
Know Before You Commit
See what buyers typically look for, what you're allowed to share and what could stand in the way. All before you speak to anyone.
Your Data Stays Yours
Nothing is uploaded, ever. We ask about your company, never for its files, customers or staff records.
How it works
Three Simple Steps To Your Answer
- 1
Tell us about your business
A short form: company, country, size and what written records you have. About two minutes, and no files.
- 2
We check it against buyers' criteria
We compare your answers with what each buyer publicly says it looks for, then tell you plainly if there's a possible fit.
- 3
You apply to the buyer directly
If there's a match, we send you the buyer's own application link. The buyer reviews it and decides. There's no obligation at any point.
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Why us
Why Check With Sell Your Business Data?
Most owners have never been asked this question before. We exist to make it simple, and to be straight with you about the answer.
- Minimal effort
- Two minutes now saves weeks of guessing who buys this kind of thing and what they want.
- Independent, not a buyer
- We don't buy, hold or value your data, and we don't negotiate for anyone. We introduce, and you decide.
- Honest about the limits
- No buyer promises a payout and neither do we. We'll tell you if you're unlikely to be a fit, and why.
- Preparation included
- Free checklists and templates to take stock of your records and get sign-off. Useful even if you never apply.
What Kind Of Records Do You Have?
Pick the closest. You can add more later.
Knowledge & project history
Wikis, onboarding guides, completed project records, decision logs and lessons learned.
Check my knowledge baseWorkflow & review records
QA notes, escalations, ticket categories and how exceptions get resolved. Handle with care.
Check my workflow recordsThe full route
Six Steps From “I Wonder” To A Proper Answer
You can stop after any step. Plenty of companies finish step three and decide it isn't for them, which is a perfectly good outcome.
- 01
Take stock
List the records your team creates by doing its job. A simple inventory beats guesswork.
- 02
Check what you can share
Customer contracts, NDAs and employee data can limit what leaves the building. Work out what is clearly yours.
- 03
Get sign-off
Whoever has authority should agree before anyone enquires. A short memo is usually enough.
- 04
Check the fit
Buyers publish different criteria: team size, country, language, record type. We match you to those.
- 05
Get introduced
If there's a plausible match, we give you the buyer's own application link and tell you when you leave this site.
- 06
The buyer decides
They review, ask their own questions and decide. We don't negotiate or sit on either side.
Who qualifies
What Buyers Tend To Look For
There's no single rulebook. Each buyer publishes its own criteria and changes them. These come up most often:
- Team size
- often a minimum around 30 people
- Location
- some buyers prioritise the US, with the UK also in demand
- Language
- English-language records are commonly required
- Records
- documented, repeatable ways of working
- Authority
- someone who can approve a partnership
Not sure you fit? Ask anyway. Criteria differ between buyers, and a no from one isn't a no from all.
Written procedures
SOPs, runbooks, checklists
Good signCurrent and used in real work
Watch outCopied from a supplier template
Internal knowledge bases
Wikis, how-to guides, onboarding
Good signWritten by your own team
Watch outMixed with customer names or confidential terms
Project histories
Completed project and decision logs
Good signShows how work moved start to finish
Watch outContains client data you can't share
Review & error handling
QA notes, escalations
Good signShows judgement calls, not just the happy path
Watch outIncludes personal data about staff or customers
Work communications
Lawfully usable work messages
Good signClear authority and lawful basis
Watch outRiskiest category, so take advice first
Operational metadata
CRM structure, ticket categories
Good signDescribes how you work, not who your customers are
Watch outContract or data protection limits apply
The prep toolkit
Do The Homework Before You Enquire
Four free tools, built into our guides. Useful whether or not you ever apply.
Data inventory
One page: what the record is, where it lives, who owns it, which contracts touch it, and whether it holds personal data.
Open it →Can we share this?
Walk each record type through the questions that matter, then take the list to a lawyer.
Open it →Sign-off memo
A short note for your director or board: what you're exploring, what it isn't, and what needs approving.
Open it →Buyer red flags
Twelve warning signs an approach isn't genuine, from upfront fees to requests for raw files.
Open it →Straight talking
How We're Funded, And How We Match You
Free for you, funded by buyers
Checking is free. If an introduction leads to a qualifying commercial relationship, a participating buyer may pay us a referral fee. We never charge you, never pay you and never share any of it with enquirers.
Matched on fit, not on fee
Where more than one buyer could suit you, we recommend the best fit for your business, not whoever pays us most. If we work with several buyers, we'll tell you.
Everything on this site is general guidance, not legal, tax or financial advice. We make no promise that any buyer will accept your business, and no promise about what you could be paid.
Protect yourself
Walk Away If You See These
- Asks you to pay a fee, deposit or “listing charge” before anything happens
- Wants raw files, customer lists or employee records before any agreement exists
- Promises a price, or says “every company's data sells”
- Pushes you to act today or keep it quiet from your own team
- Won't tell you who the actual buyer is or who is paid what
- Can't say who they are as a registered company
Honest answers
This Probably Isn't For You If…
- You don't have authority to share or discuss the records
- Your records are mostly personal data about customers or staff
- Your documentation is thin, informal or lives in people's heads
- You're hoping for a quick, certain payout
Better to know now. The toolkit will help you close the gaps first.
The Form Is Short. Here's Exactly What It Asks, And What It Never Will.
We ask
- Company name and website
- Country and industry
- Roughly how many people work there
- How long you've been operating
- Whether written procedures exist, and in what language
- Your name, role and business email
- That you can authorise an enquiry, and that you're happy to be introduced
We never ask
- Files, documents or database exports
- Customer or employee details
- Passwords, API keys or system access
- Payment details or a fee of any kind
- Anything to be kept secret from your own colleagues
FAQ
Questions We Get Asked
Straight answers, including the awkward ones.
Does it cost anything?
No. There's no fee to enquire, and we never ask you for money or pay you anything. If an introduction leads to a commercial relationship, a buyer may pay us. More on that below, because you should know exactly how we're funded.
Do I have to upload anything?
No. The form asks high-level questions: company size, country, how long you've operated and what kinds of written records exist. It never asks for files, customer data or employee records.
Are you the buyer or a broker?
Neither. We're an independent introduction service. We don't buy, hold, value or negotiate over data, and we aren't any buyer's agent or partner.
How much could I get paid?
We can't tell you, and be wary of anyone who does. Payment, if any, is agreed directly between you and a buyer and depends on the quality, uniqueness and value of what you hold. Acceptance is never guaranteed.
Does my country or language matter?
It can. Some buyers currently say they prioritise companies in the US and UK with English-language records, but criteria differ and change. Other locations may still be considered. Priority is not a promise either way.
I'm a small business. Is it worth asking?
Often yes, but several buyers set a minimum team size, commonly around 30 people. If you're under that, we'll say so honestly, and the toolkit will still help you take stock.
What if I've already contacted a buyer?
Tell us before you go further. Some buyers can't credit an introduction if you've already applied on your own, and that's usually decided by who your first contact was.
Will you share my details?
Only with a buyer you've agreed to be introduced to, and you'll see who that is before anything is sent. We don't sell your details to anyone else. Full details are in our privacy notice.
Is this legal advice?
No. Whether you can license particular records depends on your contracts, your data protection duties and your circumstances, so take proper advice. We help you ask better questions.
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