By Dr. R Burton
Dr. R Burton
CRYPTO SINCE 2017
15 BOOKS
TWO DOORS
AI labs are paying serious money for business data. Your relationships are the key that unlocks it.
Companies license their operating data to AI labs. Somebody has to make the introduction — and that somebody gets paid. This page is my door into that play, and yours.
The Opportunity
AI labs are racing to train on real-world business data — the calls, emails, calendars, documents, and customer records sitting inside established companies. They pay serious money to license it: company licenses run $100K–$5M.
But the labs can't just buy it off a shelf. The scarcest asset in the deal is a trusted introduction. Partners make that introduction — and only that introduction. The program's team handles everything after: the conversations, the valuation, the paperwork, the license.
You make the CONNECTION. No personal or private information about any company is EVER disclosed by you. You never see, touch, or handle company data. You open the door — the team does the rest.
What Labs Want
Years of real business records from real companies — that's what the models are hungry for, and what licenses pay for.
What Partners Do
You connect a company you know to the program through your partner link. That's the whole job — the connection.
What Partners Never Do
No collecting, copying, or handling company data. No quoting prices. No promising timelines. The team handles all of it.
For Companies
This door is built for established companies with real operations — not startups, not side projects. The bar is simple:
Twenty or more people working at desks, on the systems, every day.
Three or more years of operating history behind the company.
Five or more sources — calls, emails, calendars, documents, customer records.
Those sources are the everyday systems the business already runs on. And hear this clearly: partners never quote a price or a timeline to a company — valuations and offers are the program team's job, after the introduction.
The Money
When a license closes, two fees are paid on the deal — and the partner who made the introduction earns a share of both:
Share One
30%A Seller Fee is paid on every closed license. The introducing partner earns 30% of it.
Share Two
80%Buyers also pay an origination fee on the deal. The introducing partner earns 80% of that fee.
From the program's compensation plan
The $1,000,000 example. On a $1,000,000 license with a $50,000 origination fee, the partner who introduced the company earns $71,200 — the 30% Seller Fee share plus the 80% origination share.
Read it straight: the origination fee is set by the buyer, deal by deal — and it can be zero. If the origination fee is zero on that same $1,000,000 license, the same introduction pays $31,200 — the Seller Fee share only. Bring in a partner and, when their introduction closes on the same example, you earn $15,400 (10% of the Seller Fee + 10% of the origination fee) — two levels deep, and that's the whole ladder. Every figure here is an illustration from the compensation plan, not a promise and not a typical result.
Paid within 30 days after the program receives each fee. The program gets paid first — then partners get paid.
There is NO minimum guarantee on this door. A closed license pays. An introduction alone does not.
Inviting people alone earns nothing. Building a team only pays when licenses close. Only closed licenses pay.
Pick Your Path
Affiliates / Partners
Get your own partner link, introduce the companies you know, and build a team two levels deep. Free to join — free forever.
Join as a Partner — FreeCompanies
Own or run a company with 20+ desk staff? Get introduced and let the program's team value your data. No cost to start the conversation.
Companies — Get IntroducedDoor One
Bigger companies route to Door One — the $50,000-minimum program. Affiliates/partners join BOTH doors free. Every company takes the ONE door built for its size.
50+ employees → Door One · 20–49 staff → this door · Partners → join both
Straight Answers
Nothing. Ever. No fees, no purchases, no deposits. If anyone ever asks you to pay to join, it is not this program.
One thing: make the introduction. You connect a company you know to the program through your link. The program's team runs everything after that — the conversations, the valuation, the paperwork, the license.
Never. You never see, collect, copy, or handle a company's data — and you are never asked to. Your job starts and ends at the connection.
When a license closes and the program receives its fees, partners are paid their share within 30 days. No closed license, no payment — introductions alone earn nothing.
No. There is no minimum guarantee on this door, and no income is promised to anyone. The program's own earnings disclaimer says it plainly: most partners earn less than the examples, and many earn nothing.
It scales with the license. On the compensation plan's $1,000,000 example, the introducing partner earns $71,200 when the buyer's origination fee is $50,000 — and $31,200 if that fee is zero. Bigger licenses pay more; smaller ones pay less. Nothing here is typical, and nothing is promised.
The program is DataSupply, a data-licensing partner program operated by Chang Strategic Ltd. This page is Dr. R Burton's own partner page — it is not the program's website.
No. Rodney is an independent partner in the program — the same seat you would sit in. He earns when introductions close, the same way any partner does, and he may be compensated for introductions made through this page.
BIG FACTS.
Dr. R Burton — public name. Legal name Rodney Burton. In crypto since 2017. Author of 15 books. Clauvus LLC.
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