A market for the thing nobody put on the balance sheet.
Frontier models are short on one specific input: real operational language, produced by real organizations, over long horizons. Companies have been generating exactly that for twenty years and archiving it as a compliance cost. Bounty is the market between the two.
We work for the seller.
Bounty is paid out of the transaction, not out of your pocket. That only works if sellers keep coming back and keep referring, which means the incentive runs the right way: get you the highest defensible number, and make the redaction bar high enough that your counsel signs without a fight.
We do not operate a lab. We do not hold a model. We have no reason to talk you into a wider manifest than you are comfortable with, and every reason to make the process short enough that you would do it again.
Four rules we do not bend.
The seller sets the boundary
Exclusions are yours to draw and yours to change, at any point before transfer. We would rather price a narrower manifest you are comfortable with than argue you into a wider one.
Redaction runs first, not last
A pipeline that anonymizes at the end is a pipeline that has already moved your identifiers. Ours runs before anything is priced as deliverable, and you countersign the report.
The number is written down
Verbal ranges are how sellers get moved. Every bounty we issue is signed, dated, non-binding on your side, and does not move after you have seen it.
One buyer, one purpose
Licenses forbid resale, syndication and publication. The buyer class is named in your bounty before you sign, not disclosed afterward.
You already own it. Now sell it.
A twenty-minute call and a written offer inside two business days. It costs nothing to find out what the number is.