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Mercor: What It Pays for Business Data, Who Fits, and How to Reach It
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What Mercor buys
Per-industry records: closed law-firm matter files, construction project records and drawings, manufacturing production/maintenance/inspection records, code, and records across healthcare, finance, professional services, retail, real estate and logistics.
Published payout and fit floor
| Published payout | $20K-$1.5M by industry (referral listings; e.g. manufacturing $100K-$1.5M, law firms $50K-$1.2M, construction $115K-$1M) |
|---|---|
| Fit floor | Varies by listing: 5+ staff for law/accounting/investment; 20-50+ for industrial listings; full referral amount only for 30+ staff companies |
| Years | Not published as a single floor |
| Industries | Legal, construction, manufacturing, healthcare, finance & insurance, professional services, retail, real estate, logistics, software/code |
| How to engage | Apply via Mercor's data / referral listings, or be introduced via a fit interview here |
| Source | https://data.mercor.com/refer |
| Checked | 2026-11-10 · Status: verified_secondary |
Published ranges are each buyer's own figures, checked on the date shown. They are not an offer, quote, valuation, or guarantee of payment. AIData.Broker's compilation of public figures puts the median published offer at about $280,000 per company and the median public sale at about $31,600 — most companies should expect an actual offer, if any, only after a buyer reviews a metadata-only manifest, and it may be below published ranges or none at all.
Terms and watch-outs
Mercor publishes no single range: its referral listings price each industry separately, and it says it covers extraction and anonymisation costs and pays by wire on delivery, typically 2-4 weeks after signing (secondary reads of its pages).
No single range on mercor.com/data; ranges are per-industry referral listings checked Oct 26-Nov 7, 2026. Referrer paid up to $100K per company after first delivery. Mercor says it covers extraction/anonymisation costs.
Why owners consider Mercor
The most granular published pricing in the market - use its listing for your industry as the comparison anchor. Note: a March 2026 supply-chain incident affecting some contractor data, with class actions stayed for mediation in July 2026, is part of its public record; ask about current security terms.
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One manifest instead of one application
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Frequently asked questions
What does Mercor pay for business data?
Mercor publishes: $20K-$1.5M by industry (referral listings; e.g. manufacturing $100K-$1.5M, law firms $50K-$1.2M, construction $115K-$1M). Published ranges are each buyer's own figures, checked on the date shown. They are not an offer, quote, valuation, or guarantee of payment. AIData.Broker's compilation of public figures puts the median published offer at about $280,000 per company and the median public sale at about $31,600 — most companies should expect an actual offer, if any, only after a buyer reviews a metadata-only manifest, and it may be below published ranges or none at all.
Who fits Mercor?
Its published floor is: Varies by listing: 5+ staff for law/accounting/investment; 20-50+ for industrial listings; full referral amount only for 30+ staff companies; years: Not published as a single floor. This site's introduction service is built for 20+ staff, 3+ years, 5+ systems - a buyer with a higher floor will apply its own floor.
How do I reach Mercor?
Apply via Mercor's data / referral listings, or book one fit interview here and have matching buyers - including Mercor if you fit - review the same manifest.
Source - checked 2026-11-10: https://data.mercor.com/refer (see profile notes for the dated secondary compilations used where a programme page is script-rendered). Corrections: About.