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Turing Project Lazarus: what it publishes

Turing's Project Lazarus acquires the work record of operating and winding-down companies for frontier AI labs. It pays once, up to $1M, with no retainer or recurring commitment, and ties the amount to how complete, rare and well preserved the record is. Referrers can earn up to $10k.

Page updated 19 Oct 2026. Figures checked 18 Oct 2026 at their sources.

An engineering manager reading a long project history across two monitors, handwritten notes beside the keyboard

One-off purchase of the work record

Turing (Project Lazarus) at a glance

One payment up to $1M; no recurring commitment; referral up to $10k.

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sourced facts on record

As published

What Turing says, section by section

What it takes

What Turing calls the record of how the work got done: communication threads and channels, build history (source code, reviews, tickets), business records (wikis, runbooks, schemas) and the reasoning behind decisions. Verticals named: software, finance, customer support, sales and CRM, legal, operations and logistics.

(Turing, checked 18 Oct 2026)

Published payouts

"A single payout of up to $1M". The amount scales with how complete, rare and well preserved the record is.

(Turing, checked 18 Oct 2026)

How it pays

One payment, one valuation, one contract. No retainer and no recurring commitment.

(Turing, checked 18 Oct 2026)

Who qualifies

Operating companies and companies winding down.

(Turing, checked 18 Oct 2026)

Rights

The page shows a "Clean rights transfer" badge. Exclusivity is not otherwise described.

(Turing, checked 18 Oct 2026)

Referral fee

Up to $10k for referring a company.

(Turing, checked 18 Oct 2026)

Who it sells to

Frontier AI labs, none named on the page.

(Turing, checked 18 Oct 2026)

What it does not publish

These points were not on Turing's public pages when we checked on 18 Oct 2026. They are the questions to put in writing before signing anything.

  • Whether the rights transfer is exclusive
  • Payment timing after signing
  • Which labs it supplies

The licence clause comparison shows how other programmes answer the same points.

Sources

Every statement above links to one of these pages. All were read on 18 Oct 2026.

Listing a programme is not an endorsement. How we choose and check is on the methodology page.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

01How much does Turing's Project Lazarus pay?

Up to $1M in a single payout. Turing says the amount depends on how complete, rare and well preserved the work record is.

02Does Turing pay a revenue share?

No. It describes one payment with no retainer and no recurring commitment.

03Is Project Lazarus only for companies that are closing?

No. It says it is for operating and winding-down companies.

04What records does Turing look for?

Communication threads, build history (code, reviews, tickets), business records such as wikis and runbooks, and decision reasoning, across software, finance, support, sales, legal and operations.

05What is Turing's referral fee?

Up to $10k per referred company.

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