Catalogue No. 001GuidesUpdated 2026-10-18Licensing open

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Guides to selling or licensing code you no longer use: what it is worth, who owns it, how long it takes and why AI labs pay for it.

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License it to AI labs. They pay for real source code and git history to train coding models, and they ignore users, revenue and polish. The license is non-exclusive, so you keep the code and are paid each time it is licensed. A typical repo earns about $1,000 to $1,500 per license.

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§ 01The short version

How do I sell or license code I no longer use?

Code you stopped working on still has a buyer. AI labs that build coding models license real source code and the git history behind it. They look at the code itself, so users, revenue, polish and a working build make no difference.

You sell a non-exclusive license. You keep ownership, keep using the code and can be paid again each time it is licensed. What sets the value is how much code there is, how long and real its history is, and whether you hold the rights to it.

The guides below answer the questions owners ask most. For the figures, start with how much is my code worth. For how the deal works, read sell code for AI training.

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