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All Screen: acquired

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140fire.com

What records like its own sell for

Public prices for a whole company's records run $172K to $632K per company in the middle of the market, and the highest public offer for one company's archive is $12.5M. What a closed company's records fetch depends on how many people wrote them, over how many years, and whether its accounts are still open: buyers pay for linked histories (code with its tickets, decisions with their discussion), and the deletion clock runs from the day the subscriptions stop.

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Team
11 people, as listed
Y Combinator
Winter 2010
Industry
B2B / B2B -> Marketing
Country
US
Its site in the Wayback Machine
In the archive since
13 Jun 2025
Last worked
22 Mar 2026
Months kept up
7
Today
Gone dark, checked 16 Oct 2026

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