How Data Licensing Report makes money

Data Licensing Report may earn a referral fee when a business that applies through this site completes a deal with a participating provider. Separately, the site’s owner is paid commission on some Telegraph Lab deals; Telegraph Lab is one of the listed providers.

When does the site earn a referral fee?

When a deal is completed. The application comes to our team first for review of possible licensing routes. If a business that applied completes a deal with one of them, Data Licensing Report may earn a referral fee from that deal.

What is the relationship with Telegraph Lab?

Telegraph Lab is commercially affiliated with Data Licensing Report. The site’s owner is paid commission on some Telegraph Lab deals. The owner does not own Telegraph Lab.

Telegraph Lab is labeled “Affiliated” in every provider table and at the top of its profile, and the disclosure appears on every page that names it.

Which providers have a relationship with the site?

Providers that receive the shared application as referral partners are labeled “Referral partner” on their profiles and in the provider tables. The table below is generated from the same records as those labels, so the two always match.

How are providers ordered and described?

Alphabetically, by name. Readers can re-sort the tables by any column, and there is no hidden ranking.

Every provider is described from its own public materials on the same fields, under the same methodology, whether or not it has a relationship with Data Licensing Report. A relationship does not change the facts recorded about a provider or its place in a list.

Can I apply to a provider directly?

Yes. Every profile links to the provider’s own application page under “How to apply,” and providers without a profile link to their own program page from the buyers table. The application is for owners who want our team to review their company profile and discuss the next step.