Code Repositories
Production codebases with real commit history, issues, and the decisions of a real team.
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Estimates $100 to $100,000
Free instant range. Private licensing. Paid when it closes.
What we buy
How large is the repository? The answer places your consignment in one of the printed bands below, and specialists refine from there.
Under 20K lines
a focused service or tool, under ~300 commits
$100 to $5,000
20K to 150K lines
a real product, hundreds to thousands of commits
$300 to $15,000
Over 150K lines
3,000+ commits, 10+ contributors, years of history
$2,000 to $100,000
Each range spans the band's smallest to strongest consignments. Rights, history, and completeness set where yours lands.
What buyers do with it
AI teams train and evaluate coding models on real production history: how issues became commits, how reviews shaped changes, how a real team maintained a system over years. That context is exactly what public open source cannot provide at depth.
See current demand on The MarketHow to prepare
What raises the range, in the department's experience. Specialists guide every step at no cost to you.
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Nothing is required up front. Describe the repository as it is.
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If a deal progresses, full commit history multiplies value; keep it intact.
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Issues, reviews, and internal docs that travelled with the code raise the range.
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We guide rights review and the removal of secrets and identities at no cost.
Questions sellers ask
Does the code have to be beautiful?
No. Buyers want real engineering, including the mess. Genuine history outvalues polish.
What about secrets and credentials in history?
Our preparation standard strips them before any buyer sees the asset. That pass is on us.
Can I keep using the code after licensing it?
Yes. Buyers license the asset for training and evaluation; you keep the code and the business built on it.
The Code Repositories department is buying.
Get your valuationEstimates $100 to $100,000. Free instant range. Private licensing. Paid when it closes.