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Market28 August 2026 · 2 min read

What is a 100-person company's data worth?

For a company with 100 to 249 staff, our model puts a first-year licensing range at roughly £78,000 to £390,000, and where you land depends on more than headcount.

25–49 staff£8k–£59k50–99 staff£31k–£156k100–249 staff£78k–£390k250–999 staff£195k–£1.17m1,000+ staff£585k–£3.9m£10k£100k£1m
Indicative first-year range by headcountRecord Yield valuation model (bands anchored on public deal figures)

Why the ranges are wide

  • Few company-archive deals are public, so bands are anchored on a handful of figures.
  • History, breadth and rights move a company up or down the band.
  • Competition between buyers often decides the final price.

See the full table on what buyers pay.

Key takeaways
  • Size sets the band; quality sets the position.
  • Treat ranges as a starting point, not a price.
  • Several buyers narrow the gap to the top.

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