One sale or many
Grepped's estimator prices one licence and pays the owner when a lab buys. Troveo pays on every sale of the same dataset and cites an illustrative 4x average sales per dataset.
Programme comparison
Grepped vs Troveo, side by side
Grepped lists redacted company data on a marketplace where AI labs buy approved listings; it says data could be worth $20K to $5M and pays in as little as 7 days. Troveo licenses the data and resells it to several buyers, paying on every sale, with typical deals from six figures and no fees.
Page updated 19 Oct 2026. Figures checked 18 Oct 2026 at their sources.
In short
Where they differ
Fees
Troveo says it charges no fees and takes no deductions. Grepped does not publish its commission.
Exclusivity
Troveo's homepage says 95% of its data is exclusive to it. Grepped says the owner keeps control until a buyer purchases and does not address exclusivity.
Referrals
Grepped pays 10% of the deal up to $100K. Troveo publishes no referral fee.
Each point restates the sourced rows in the table below, checked 18 Oct 2026.
Side by side
Every published point
| Point |  Grepped |  Troveo |
|---|---|---|
| Model | Marketplace for redacted company data listings | Licensing with resale to several buyers |
| What it takes | Messages (Slack, Microsoft Teams, Gmail, Outlook), codebases (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Jira), documents (Google Drive, SharePoint, Notion, DocuSign), raw records (Salesforce, HubSpot, QuickBooks, Xero) and tasks (Zendesk, Asana, ServiceNow). Sources are connected read-only, then redacted and packaged by Grepped.(Grepped, checked 18 Oct 2026) | Company data from 30+ systems: chat (Slack, Teams, Google Chat, Zoom), email and calendar, file stores, work trackers (Jira, Linear, Asana, Monday, Notion, Figma), CRM and support (Salesforce, HubSpot, Intercom, Zendesk), ERP and HR, finance and commerce, and code and warehouses (GitHub, GitLab, Snowflake, Databricks). It also licenses video, audio, gaming and robotics data from creators and media firms.(Troveo, checked 18 Oct 2026) |
| Published figures | The homepage says company data "could be worth $20Kâ$5M" and "up to 6 figures per workspace". Its estimator shows a range only after you leave contact details, describes it as the value of one licence of de-identified data, and calls it an estimate, not an offer.(Grepped, checked 18 Oct 2026) | "Typical deals start at six figures" for full-company operating data. Its estimator spans 20 to 1,000+ employees and under 3 to 15+ years of history and gives a directional figure; a page example of $800K is labelled illustrative.(Troveo, checked 18 Oct 2026) |
| How it pays | Labs buy approved listings and the proceeds go to the owner. Grepped says owners can be paid in as little as 7 days. Its own fee or commission is not stated.(Grepped, checked 18 Oct 2026) | A licence, with the company keeping ownership, paid on every sale and not only the first. An illustrative figure of 4x average sales per dataset appears on the site. Troveo says it charges no fees and takes no deductions from payouts.(Troveo, checked 18 Oct 2026) |
| Who qualifies | Not published | Not published |
| Licence, rights, control | The owner keeps control until a buyer purchases, and buyers see redacted previews first. The estimator prices a single licence; exclusivity is not addressed.(Grepped, checked 18 Oct 2026) | The homepage says 95% of its data is exclusive to Troveo, licensed direct from the source. Terms for business-data deals specifically are not published.(Troveo, checked 18 Oct 2026) |
| Referral | 10% of the deal, up to $100K per referral, paid when the owner is paid.(Grepped, checked 18 Oct 2026) | Not published |
| Who it sells to | AI labs, none named. The company behind it is Grepped AI, Inc., in San Francisco.(Grepped, checked 18 Oct 2026) | Not published |
| Not published | Grepped's own commission; Eligibility rules; Whether listings are exclusive | The share paid per resale; Exclusivity on business data; Eligibility below 20 employees |
How to use this comparison
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
01What is the difference between Grepped and Troveo?
Grepped is a marketplace where labs buy approved, redacted listings. Troveo licenses the data and resells it to several buyers, paying the company each time.
02Which publishes higher figures?
Grepped's homepage says $20K to $5M. Troveo says typical full-company deals start at six figures and shows an illustrative $800K example.
03Which one charges fees?
Troveo says no fees or deductions. Grepped's own fee is not published.
04How quickly do they pay?
Grepped says as little as 7 days. Troveo pays per sale and publishes no timing.
05Which tools do they accept?
Both take chat, email, documents, code, CRM and support tools. Troveo lists 30+ systems; Grepped names Slack, Teams, Gmail, GitHub, Salesforce, Zendesk and others.
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