Companies / Data marketplace
Redpine
Redpine licenses non-public content (company documents, private code, books, journals, audio and video) to AI developers as training data and through a pay-per-use API for AI agents, with compensation going back to the rights holder. Recorded here: its published terms for buying data.
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Stockholm, SwedenFounded 2024redpine.aiLatest record 12 Nov 2026
How Redpine buys data
Redpine, pre-training data page, 12 Nov 2026- What it wants
- "Proprietary material from inside the business: decks, documents, and reports" (slides, documents and reports, manuals and specifications), source code from private repos, books and scientific journals, transcribed audio and podcasts, and human egocentric and multi-angle video; "We license to order, including material that is not listed here."
- What it publishes about price
- No amount published: a rights holder is paid from licensing, "with compensation going back to you"; its agent API charges per use ($1 per 1,000 tokens on Redpine Science).
- Who it takes
- Rights holders of non-public content; its pages state no country or size rule.
- How the holder is paid
- Not published.
- Who removes personal data
- "Every dataset is cleared with its rights holder before delivery."
- What it pays for an introduction
- Nothing published.
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AIData.Broker, “Redpine in the AI training data market”, reviewed 12 Nov 2026. https://aidata.broker/companies/redpine
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