Tickets & CRM
First contact to resolution.
Your tickets, logs and work video. Labs bid. You keep control.
First contact to resolution.
Orders, picks, returns.
What the tech saw and did.
How work really gets done.
Pick, pack, kit, return.
HVAC, plumbing, electrical.
Gold = ops dataGems = work video
Best fit: warehouse e-commerce brands & skilled-trades firms
Illustrative only. Not offers or market data. Edit any assumption.
Unit prices: Floorlight placeholders, not market rates. 3+ yrs and 50+ staff thresholds: broker podcast notes (@coreyganim, X, Oct 9, 2026). High-demand verticals: @eriknewsha (X, Oct 5–7, 2026). Public broker claims, unverified: $20K–$5M (grepped.ai), $100K–$50M (@eriknewsha).
Illustrative only, not an offer
10% default ≈ public 7.5–10% referral rates (@eriknewsha, X, Oct 8, 2026). Uplift is unsourced; set your own. Referral-only path: fee paid buyer-side, one offer.
$0
Illustrative only, not an offer
Make an introPresets: Grepped 10%/$100K, micro1 7.5%/$50K (@eriknewsha, X, Oct 8, 2026). Not Floorlight’s offer; ours are agreed in writing per intro.
Not a law firm. Your counsel reviews every deal.
I’m Brian Flynn. I work every deal personally and represent only the seller.
Often, yes: if you own it, your contracts and privacy notices allow it, and it can be cleanly de-identified. A free valuation call tells you fast.
There is no public price list. Volume, history, industry and lab demand drive it, and competing bids set the price.
Real work that isn't on the public web: tickets, messages, CRM and job histories, ops logs, and first-person video of physical tasks.
Done carefully, yes: clear ownership, compatible contracts, privacy and biometric law compliance, and screened buyers. Floorlight is not a law firm; your counsel reviews every deal.
An independent firm removes names, contact details, account numbers, faces and screens before any buyer sees the data. Licenses ban re-identification.
First-person footage from a worker's head or chest camera during real tasks. Robotics and AI teams buy it. Volunteers only.
We push for training-only use, fixed terms, no resale and at most 24 months of exclusivity. Exclude anything sensitive, or walk away.
You sell data once; buyers do it weekly. A sell-side broker works only for you and gets several bids, not one offer on the buyer's paper.
No. You license a defined dataset for a defined use and term, and the buyer deletes it when the term ends.
Our fee is agreed in writing before any work starts and is fully disclosed. The valuation call is free.