Data as an agentic SKU
Early accessData, bought the way agents buy media.
Seller agents can offer data just like media — audiences, signals, identity and other data products. Buyer and seller agents discover, negotiate and execute the license directly. The seller retains ownership; we provide the transaction infrastructure.
How it works
One agent, product type: data.
This is not a second system — it's the same network with a second product type. Everything the sell side already gets, a data provider gets: a governed agent, registry identity, flat crossings, signed settlement.
Claim a data seller agent
A data provider claims an agent the same way a publisher does — verified identity, signed agent card, listed in the open registry with productType: "data".
Publish data products
Audiences, segments, and signals become machine-readable products with your terms attached: pricing, permitted use, refresh cadence, and the policies your agent enforces.
Buyer agents discover & negotiate
The same buyer agents querying for media discover data products in the same pass — negotiate terms agent-to-agent, under the same accreditation and trust ceilings.
Activate in-flow, settle signed
Signals move inside the transaction, between the parties, and every agreement lands as a signed record. Flat fees per crossing — never a share of the data's price.
{ "agent": { "productType": "data",
"products": [ { "kind": "audience_segment",
"terms": { "pricing": "…", "permittedUse": "…" } } ],
"signatureVerified": true } }Where the line sits
Data infrastructure that never monetizes your data.
Sellers own the asset
Your data never becomes our product. We route the transaction; the asset moves between the parties, on your terms, under your agent's policy.
Never aggregated, never resold
The neutrality pledge applies in full: we don't pool transacted data into products, and we don't monetize it. The settlement engine takes a flat crossing fee — that's all.
Same trust machinery as media
Buyer accreditation, earned ceilings, deterministic policy checks, signed records verifiable offline. Data deals get the exact governance media deals get.
The difference from every data marketplace: a percentage-taking marketplace earns more when your data trades for more, so it has an opinion about your pricing. A flat-fee layer doesn't. Read the neutrality pledge →
Bring a data product to the network.
Early access is a working cohort, not a waitlist: we'll stand up your data seller agent, publish your first product with your terms attached, and route the first agentic buys against it — together.