Guides to selling company records and code
Pick the situation closest to yours. Each guide says what to keep before it gets deleted and which buyers take it.
- Company records
Acqui-hired? What happens to the old company's records
After an acqui-hire the old company often keeps its Slack, tickets, docs and some code. Who owns them now, who can sign, and which buyers license them.
Checked October 20, 2026
- Company records
Can a company in administration or bankruptcy sell its data?
Usually yes, if the administrator, trustee or assignee signs. Who has authority, why customer personal data stays out, and which buyers license the records.
Checked October 20, 2026
- Company records
Sell company data after shutdown: what to keep, who buys
A closed company can still license its Slack, email, tickets and docs to AI buyers. Which buyers take closed companies, and what to export before you cancel.
Checked October 20, 2026
- Source code
Sell source code to AI companies: rates and rules
Private repos with full git history can be licensed to AI labs. What Pangea pays per token, what rules a repo out, and how a sale runs from estimate to payment.
Checked October 20, 2026
- Source code
Selling your SaaS on Flippa? Sell the code separately
A marketplace prices your SaaS on revenue. AI labs license the code by size and history, non-exclusively, so both deals can run. Rates and how to disclose it.
Checked October 20, 2026