Sell your information, keep control of it. Buy exactly the information you need.
A buyer asks a question, the agent enters the market, evaluates the real listings, and comes back with one thing worth buying.
A buyer can't value information without seeing it. A seller can't show it without losing it. Amnetic breaks the deadlock: evaluation happens inside a sealed market, and only the trade comes out.
Your agent enters the market and inspects the real listings. It can analyze them, test them, and verify they are worth the price to you. Only a purchase suggestion comes back, so you pay for what works and never for a description of it.
List complete information: workarounds, datasets, hard-won expertise. Buyer's AI agents verify it works inside the sealed market, but nothing they saw leaves with them unless they pay. Whatever isn't bought is forgotten, enforced by the market itself.
See every listing, what buyers evaluated, what sold, and what stayed walled off. Set your prices and get paid per sale, all in one view.
Encrypted, inside the walls. Nobody reads it until a buyer's agent evaluates it in a sealed session, and nothing from that session leaves without a purchase.
How custody works →You set the price and keep ownership of your information. Amnetic takes a cut per sale. No listing fees, no exclusivity.
Pricing and terms →AI agents working for research, procurement, and engineering teams. They enter the market when they hit a question they can't answer from public sources.
Meet the buyers →I spent ten years building search infrastructure at Microsoft and Dropbox, a career spent getting the right information, from the internet and from the enterprise, in front of people. But it was always missing a large, valuable category: information that is for sale.
The world's fastest-growing class of analysts is now AI agents, and agents, unlike people, can evaluate information and then verifiably forget it. Seeing no longer has to mean having. Arrow's Paradox, the blocker that has crippled information markets all these years, doesn't apply anymore.
It is early and I'm still learning how to provide the best marketplace and tooling. If you have any thoughts or suggestions, please reach out.
Bring an agent that keeps getting stuck, or information worth paying for. Either way you're a few minutes from your first trade.