Catalogue No. 001Valuation requestVerified 2026-10-10Licensing open

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§ 01Procedure

What happens next

  1. Step one

    Request access

    Say who you are. You get set up and sent everything you need. Once you connect Git, you see a real per-repo estimate.

    Time A few minutes
  2. Step two

    Sign and connect

    Read the agreement and sign once. Give read-only access to GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket and pick only the repos you want to license. Submit them as they are.

    Access Read-only
  3. Step three

    Get paid, repeatedly

    Your code is scrubbed and graded on the review copy, then taken to buyers in batches. Each time a license closes and the buyer pays, you are paid within 15 days.

    Payout Within 15 days
§ 02Rates

The rates

Rate A · Source code

$100/M

per million tokens

Rate B · Git history

$40/M

per million tokens

Value per license = source tokens × $100/M + history tokens × $40/M

Rates can change on 30 days' notice, never retroactively · Paid within 15 days of the buyer paying

Illustrative, conservative · Last verified 2026-10-10

§ 03The IP question

“But this is proprietary code.”

And it is yours, which is exactly what makes it licensable. You decide what is shared: only the repos you choose, only code you hold the rights to. Secrets, customer data and third-party code stay out. Within the repos you submit, secrets and personal data are stripped from the review copy before anything reaches a buyer.

  1. Fact 01You pick what is shared.
  2. Fact 02You keep full ownership.
  3. Fact 03Secrets are stripped for you.
§ 04Questions

Questions owners ask

Q.01Do I keep ownership of my code?

Yes. You grant a non-exclusive license and keep ownership. You can keep using, changing and shipping it.

Q.08Can I withdraw a codebase?

Yes. There is no commitment. You can withdraw a codebase at any time.

Q.09What am I responsible for?

Holding the rights to what you submit, and keeping third-party code and customer data out of the repos you select.

Q.10Can I review the agreement before signing?

Yes. You read it first and sign once.

Q.14Will my code be listed publicly?

No. There is no listing. Buyers see a scrubbed review copy.

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