THE SHORT VERSION

We buy operational data. Here is the entire proposition in one screen.

You have probably read a page like this before and left without knowing what was actually being offered. So: we pay you for a bounded licence to your operating record, you keep the business and the data, and it costs nothing to find out.

Check your data Six questions, roughly two minutes.
We pay you. Nothing moves the other way.$100K to $2M, typicallyPapered in a week, Net 30 to 60

WHO WE ARE

Operators who have carried a P&L

“Eight acquisitions closed, $100M+ in revenue across businesses built with partners, and $21M raised.”
PolysharesAcross the group
“Built Simplicity Solar to $35M in three years and sold it. He leads diligence on every asset we underwrite.”
Ryan LockPartner

THE FOUR THINGS PEOPLE ASK

Answered here so you do not have to book a call to find out

These are the questions that come up every time, so there is little point making anyone extract them from a conversation.

Who is buying

We are. Polyshares is a data lab and the counterparty. No marketplace, no broker, no auction, no listing.

What you give up

A bounded licence to defined data. Not equity, not debt, not the business, and not ownership of the record.

What it costs

Nothing. There is no fee and no commission, because we are not working on your behalf.

Who qualifies

Any business with real operating history. History matters more than headcount or revenue.

THE PROCESS, BRIEFLY

Four steps, about a week of paperwork

  1. 01

    Six questions

    Two minutes on what your company runs on. No obligation, and nothing you tell us leaves Polyshares.

  2. 02

    One call

    With a Managing Partner, who will tell you straight whether there is a deal.

  3. 03

    Review, then price

    We look at the record before putting a number on it. We do not pay for something we have not seen.

  4. 04

    Signed and paid

    Papered within a week, Net 30 to 60 once the data is approved, shared, and anonymized.

IF YOU WANT MORE DETAIL

The next four questions down

What counts as operational data?

The working record of the business. Slack or Teams, Drive or SharePoint, mail, CRM, Notion, Jira, GitHub, design files, call recordings, warehouse, accounting.

What happens to it afterwards?

We anonymize it, build it into data sets, and supply AI labs. Use is bounded by the licence and we do not disclose which labs take what.

How is the number decided?

Depth of operating history and how much visible reasoning the record contains move it far more than raw volume does.

What if there is no deal?

You will be told on the first call. It costs you a short conversation and nothing else.

SPEAK WITH A MANAGING PARTNER

That was the whole thing. The rest is a conversation.

Six questions, about two minutes, and a straight answer either way.

Check your data