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Polyshares data licensing: terms for sellers

Polyshares licenses company operating records directly and is the counterparty on each deal. It publishes $100K to $2M+ per license and says it runs no marketplace, listing or auction.

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

The ten terms a seller should know

Term	What Polyshares publishes	Source
What they license	A company's operating record, under a defined, bounded license for a set term	Polyshares, homepage · 2026-10-16
Price or bands	$100K–$2M+ per license	Polyshares, homepage · 2026-10-16
Headcount floor	None stated; the length and texture of the record matter more than headcount	Polyshares, homepage · 2026-10-16
Years of history	Not published	–
Geography	Not published	–
Exclusivity	Not published	–
Payment timing	Net 30–60 once the data is approved, anonymized and delivered; offers within 1–2 weeks of intake	Polyshares, homepage · 2026-10-16
Who de-identifies	An unnamed specialist PII partner, before Polyshares or any lab sees the record	Polyshares, homepage · 2026-10-16
Referral bounty	Not published	–
Published terms page	Not published	–

Who it fits

Companies in any sector with a long operating record that want one counterparty and an offer within two weeks.

What to watch for

All figures and case studies are Polyshares' own; Who Sells Data found no press or funding coverage (Oct 14, 2026).
The de-identification partner is not named (Polyshares, observed Oct 16, 2026).