Legacy private codebase (COBOL, .NET, Java) licensed to Turing for AI training
$10K to $100K+ depending on complexity per codebase
Dated 24 Mar 2026Source checked 11 Oct 2026Quote found on its page again 17 Oct 2026Basis: vendor
In the source's own words
“Legacy codebases (COBOL, .NET, Java, etc.): typically $10K–$100K+ depending on complexity”
Where it was read
Turing (AGI Advance newsletter, Project Lazarus), checked 11 Oct 2026
Also read from the same source
- Company artifacts (tickets, specs, docs, support threads) bundled with a codebase
- Modern private codebase priced by pull request (Turing Project Lazarus)
- Ask for the per-unit build-up behind a lump sum
- Turing (Project Lazarus): "Org artifacts (tickets, specs, docs, support threads): $50 per artifact when bundled with a codebase"
What it is about
Figures it counts in
- 10xHow much more one buyer pays for a legacy codebase than its cap on a modern one
- $1,478 per repositorySource code, offered to holders, per repository
- $934 to $24.2K per repositoryPublic prices for source code
- 25Prices per repository, per reviewed change, per token and per company code base behind every valuation of a codebase
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