I keep an eye on companies that train AI models. I spent the past year or so creating the best AI training / data annotation job aggregator out there , and the natural next step was to expand to enterprise data licensing.

Data labs are also interested in licensing private code, and some publish what they pay per token: one rate for source code and a lower rate for Git history. That gave me enough to build a calculator. Then the calculator turned into two sites.

Githubworth.com estimates what the repos on a GitHub profile might sell for based on real rates from active buyers. It's a spin-off utility tool from Dataconto , which helps companies license their operational data and coding bundles to data labs .…