The email is worth more than the furniture.
AI labs now pay for the records of closed companies, and an estate can get tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars for them. Stampede buys them for cash and covers every cost. Most estates delete them and get nothing.
In 2026, Spirit Airlines' internal records drew bids of $10M from Google and $12.5M from micro1. Fortune
Top bid for one bankrupt company's records: Spirit Airlines, 2026.
What most estates get for their email and files today.
Of the costs paid by us: the accounts, the cleaning and the paperwork.
A closed company is a finished story. AI needs finished stories.
AI is learning to do office work: quoting, ordering, collecting, hiring. To learn, it needs real companies, with the request, what people did, and how it turned out. The public internet doesn't have that, and a live company won't sell it. A closed company's records hold every step and every result in one place.
Everything the company ran on.
The more systems survive, the more the estate gets. Business systems count most, because they hold the results.
Every request, quote and decision, with the reasoning written down.
Chat
How the team actually coordinated the work.
Files
Contracts, price sheets, reports and the templates people reused.
Business systems
Orders, invoices, payments and pipelines. The record of how things turned out.
Tickets and projects
Problems from the first report to the fix.
Code
Repositories with their full history and reviews.
You point us at a case. We do the rest.
- Within days
Send us the case
The company, the case number and who ran its IT. We come back with a written offer.
- Right away
We stop the clock
We pay the Microsoft, Google and Slack bills so nothing is deleted while the sale goes through.
- In place
The records are cleaned where they sit
An independent firm removes personal details inside the company's own systems. The estate hires the firm and we pay for it.
- At closing
The estate gets paid
Cash under a court sale order or an assignee's bill of sale.
We pay for
- Keeping the accounts running until the sale closes
- The independent cleaning firm
- Drafting the sale documents
- Vetting every buyer who licenses the data
Raw data never leaves the company's systems, and we never receive it.
We never take
- Customer or consumer data
- Privileged legal files
- HR and medical records
- Data about staff outside the US
- Export-controlled material
When the bills stop, the value starts disappearing.
Cloud accounts delete a closed company's records on a schedule. After that, there is nothing left to sell.
Microsoft 365
Deleting the subscription wipes SharePoint and OneDrive the same day.
Google Workspace
A missed payment leaves about 30 days to fix billing. Cancelling deletes the email.
Jira and Confluence
Data is deleted about 60 days after the plan lapses.
A company just closed? Don't cancel anything. Email us first.
Get an offerFinished companies from the real economy.
Distributors, staffing firms, freight brokers, B2B lenders and engineering firms. 50 to 1,000 employees and 5 to 15 years each, linked across every system, with the outcome of every order, ticket and deal already in the record.
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The whole company as it stood on any day: inboxes, files, tickets and orders, linked.
Tasks
The real requests employees handled, from quotes and disputes to hiring and collections.
Grading
What actually happened next. Every decision was scored by reality, over months and years.
Evaluation
Internal records were never on the public internet, so no model has seen them.
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