Companies / Data marketplace
Magma
Packages the interaction data of companies' AI agents and licenses it to AI labs and researchers for a revenue share. Recorded here: its published terms for buying data and what it sells, in its own words.
San FranciscoFounded 2026magmahq.aiLatest record 15 Oct 2026
How Magma buys data
Magma, home page, 15 Oct 2026- What it wants
- Agent traces, corrections and completed workflows from a product's own logs, through a read-only connection to the scope the company approves.
- What it publishes about price
- "A revenue share, paid as your data licenses." No percentage published.
- Who it takes
- Companies building AI agents.
- How the holder is paid
- As the data licenses, under the data agreement signed during onboarding.
- Who removes personal data
- The company sets the scope; handling and retention are left to the data agreement. The page does not describe anonymisation.
- What it pays for an introduction
- Nothing published.
We are not Magma's agent, partner or representative. If you hold data it might buy, we can put it in front of Magma and every other buyer that fits at the same time.
What Magma sells
In its own words, read on its own site 15 Oct 2026. On the vendor register
- What it sells
RL environments: “Magma anonymizes the data, turns it into complex training environments, and handles licensing to AI labs.” ycombinator.com
Datasets: “We package production interaction data: traces, corrections, real workflows.” magmahq.ai
- Where its data comes from
The client's own data: “We package your agent's interaction data for AI labs.” magmahq.ai
- Buys data from owners
- Its programme is set out above.
- Areas its pages name
- None named.
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AIData.Broker, “Magma in the AI training data market”, reviewed 15 Oct 2026. https://www.aidata.markets/companies/magma
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