
DataWorth AI keeps a sourced directory of the companies and programs that license a business's operating records (email, chat, files, CRM, source code, CAD) to AI developers.
With this connector your AI can search the directory by keyword, industry, region, kind of records, or whether a buyer takes closed companies; open one buyer's entry with its own quoted rules, sources and last-checked date; list buyers by situation (closed companies, under 30 employees, outside the US, source code, engineering and CAD, professional services); check a company's industry, headcount, years, country, status and number of business systems against the published eligibility rules of a dozen buyers, sorted by fit with reasons quoted from each buyer's own wording; and see what changed in the directory. Every fact comes from each company's own website.
Example path
https://dataworthai.com/mcpDataWorth AI's buyer directory lists companies and programs that license a business's operating records (email, chat, files, CRM, code, CAD) to AI developers. Every fact comes from that company's own website on the date in last_verified; null means not published. Payouts are quoted in the company's own words and are not offers or predictions of what a company will receive. compares a company's basic facts with the published eligibility rules of every directory buyer that publishes clear rules, paid or not, ordered by fit and then alphabetically. Each row has its rule sources, a fee flag and its own next step (DataWorth AI's quiz for programs it works with, the buyer's own page for the rest). Results also include a disclaimer and a fee disclosure; these are part of the answer. Mode (BizBuyData) is listed by name and link only; quotes Mode's own published wording. Read-only. Stores no personal data; counts tool calls per tool per day only.
None in the store listings or on the server