Troveo's page for content owners names, among its featured data owners, a US local TV news group (Sinclair Broadcast Group), a South Asian news agency (Asian News International), Australia's Nine Network, the financial news site Benzinga, an NCAA Division I conference (Mountain West Conference), Barstool Sports and the esports brand 100 Thieves. It lists 'Sports & Movement' and 'Aerial/Drone' among the categories it licenses. No rate or royalty share is published.
7 news, sports and esports holders among 16 featured data owners
Dated 27 Oct 2026Source checked 27 Oct 2026Quote found on its page again 2 Nov 2026Basis: stated
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“NCAA Division I athletic conference featuring top collegiate sports programs”
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- Troveo's cumulative payouts to video content owners for AI-training licences, against the hours of video it has licensed (creator, studio and archive footage)
- Troveo says it has paid more than $50 million to creators, counts about 7,000 content owners and has licensed more than 7 million hours of video. Its business-data page gives $20 million or more paid to licensors on the same day.
- Troveo states it has paid more than $50 million to creators, has about 7,000 content owners, and has licensed more than 7 million hours of video; its homepage adds that it delivered more than 1 million hours of footage to one enterprise client, and its resource pages state 95 percent of licensors signed exclusively.
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