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Turing (Project Lazarus) data licensing: terms for sellers
Turing is an AI research and data company. Its Project Lazarus program buys defined rights to a company's operating record, from communications and tickets to source code, for a single payment.
Last verified 2026-11-02 · 5 of 10 terms published
The ten terms a seller should know
| Term | What Turing (Project Lazarus) publishes | Source |
|---|---|---|
| What they license | A company's operating record: communication threads, source code and reviews, tickets, wikis, runbooks, schemas and the reasoning behind decisions | Turing, Project Lazarus · 2026-10-16 |
| Price or bands | A single payment of up to $1M, confirmed after sampling | Turing, Project Lazarus · 2026-10-16 |
| Headcount floor | Not published | – |
| Years of history | Not published | – |
| Geography | Not published | – |
| Exclusivity | Not published | – |
| Payment timing | Not published | – |
| Who de-identifies | Turing's Lazarus team removes personal data and secrets, working from a copy in an isolated environment | Turing, Project Lazarus · 2026-10-16 |
| Referral bounty | Up to $10K per referred company | Turing, Project Lazarus · 2026-10-16 |
| Published terms page | Program page only; no referral terms page | Who Sells Data, buying programs register · 2026-10-14 |
Who it fits
Operating, winding-down or closed companies with years of complete records across code and business tools.
What to watch for
- Code is not bought on its own (Who Sells Data, Oct 14, 2026).
- HUD, a competing marketplace, reports that Turing pays $10K–$100K for legacy code and up to $15K per modern repository (HUD, Jun 24, 2026). Turing's own page gives only the up-to-$1M figure for a full record.
- Turing publishes one firm timeline: an intake call within one business day and a sample in about a week, with the price after sampling (Turing, observed Oct 16, 2026).
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- Turing, Project Lazarus 2026-10-16
- Who Sells Data, buying programs register 2026-10-14
- HUD, best platforms for selling a codebase 2026-06-24
- Let's Data Science, Turing buys failed-startup codebases 2025-12-18
- aitrainer.work, how companies get paid for operational data 2026-10-04
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