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The everyday records of a well-run business

AI companies want to learn how real work gets done. Detailed, organized operating records from established companies command the highest prices.

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Manufacturing

The most sought-after category today. Mercor lists $100,000 to $1.5 million for a manufacturing company's records. Value rises with years of history and records that link cause to outcome.

  • Work orders, routings and travelers
  • QA, inspection and nonconformance logs
  • Spec sheets, drawings and change orders
  • Maintenance and downtime records
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Logistics and distribution

Buyers want to see how freight actually moves and how problems get solved, which is exactly what dispatch and exception records capture.

  • Dispatch and load planning logs
  • Manifests and bills of lading
  • Claims, exceptions and resolution notes
  • Route histories and carrier communications
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Software and IT services

Support and operations histories teach AI systems how real problems are diagnosed and fixed. Security work is in particular demand; Mercor lists up to $750,000 for cybersecurity firms.

  • Support tickets with their resolutions
  • Runbooks and incident reports
  • Project histories and code review notes
  • Security assessments and remediation records
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Construction and trades

Job files show how projects are estimated, scheduled and corrected in the field, knowledge that is hard to find anywhere else.

  • Estimates, bids and change orders
  • Daily logs and punch lists
  • Inspection and safety reports
  • Submittals and RFIs
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Professional services

Firms that have documented how they work, from proposals to delivery, hold exactly the expert process knowledge AI developers are paying for.

  • Procedures, playbooks and checklists
  • Proposals, scopes and statements of work
  • Project files and deliverables
  • Internal knowledge bases

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Buyers' interests change quickly, and new categories open every month. If your company keeps detailed records of skilled work, there is a good chance someone wants them.

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Price ranges as published by Mercor, October 2026.