About Sell Architecture Data to AI

The people behind this site read the published terms of design, visualisation and practice-management software and the copyright rules architects work under, keep the text they quote, and answer each enquiry personally.

Why it is here

Whether an architect can license an archive is settled mostly by the appointments it signed and the tools it drew in. This site puts those clauses beside the statutes, so ownership is clear before value is discussed.

Who this helps

Principals, directors and practice managers of architecture firms holding years of drawings, models and specifications from completed projects.

What you will find here

This site answers one question, "sell architecture data to ai", with a quote form you can use straight away, no account. It adds 4 guides on the questions people ask next. It also publishes a data table to cite (figures and method here) alongside the sources it draws on.

What it will not do

  • We do not rank any design tool; a row is the vendor's sentence and our short reading of it.
  • We never ask for drawings, models or client names through the form.
  • We do not show a client's project to any buyer without that project being cleared first.

The person responsible

Joseph Ellul-Turner, Director.

How to reach us

Use Contact or write to enquiries@sellarchitecturedatatoai.com. The legal side is on Terms and Privacy.

No software vendor, contract publisher or buyer pays to appear on this site, and nothing here earns a commission. Each answer is our reading of a published document, not legal advice on your own appointments. How this site is paid: if your practice licenses its archive to a buyer we introduce, our fee is 12.5% of the deal, with a minimum, when we act as your exclusive agent, or 10% with a minimum when the archive joins a bundle or the pool, agreed in writing first; any fee a buyer pays us is credited back to you.

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