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HUD (DataVendor) data licensing: terms for sellers

HUD runs DataVendor, a beta marketplace where organizations sell codebases, records, tasksets and RL environments to invited buyers. HUD keeps a 20% fee when a vendor withdraws to a bank.

Last verified 2026-11-02 · 5 of 10 terms published

The ten terms a seller should know

Term	What HUD (DataVendor) publishes	Source
What they license	Codebases, raw data such as documents, logs and enterprise records, tasksets, and RL environments sold with a HUD taskset	HUD DataVendor, how it works · 2026-10-14
Price or bands	Sale proceeds less a 20% fee on bank withdrawals; HUD cites a $5,000 baseline per codebase	HUD, best platforms for selling a codebase · 2026-06-24
Headcount floor	Organizations only; no headcount floor	HUD DataVendor, how it works · 2026-10-14
Years of history	Not published	–
Geography	Not published	–
Exclusivity	Not published	–
Payment timing	Earnings settle 14 days after payment; withdrawals need $1,000 before fees	HUD DataVendor, how it works · 2026-10-14
Who de-identifies	Not published	–
Referral bounty	Not published	–
Published terms page	How-it-works documentation with current fee settings	HUD DataVendor, how it works · 2026-10-14

Who it fits

Organizations with codebases or tasksets that want to list them themselves and skip a negotiated deal.

What to watch for

DataVendor is in beta, and its fees are current settings that can change (Who Sells Data, Oct 14, 2026).
HUD's own comparison of codebase platforms ranks HUD first (HUD, Jun 24, 2026).