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Company data programme updates: every published change, dated

Quick answer

The latest change: on 30 October 2026 micro1 changed its company tiers to $100K–500K, $500K–2M and $2M+, changed its referral reward, and opened a Defunct Data Partnership for closed companies. Mode published new minimum sizes, and we added Mercor. Every change we find goes here with its date and source, newest first.

DateWhat changedSource
micro1: company tiers changed to $100K–500K, $500K–2M and $2M+ (were $100k+, $500k+ and $1M+ on 15 October).micro1.ai/data-partnerships
micro1: company referral reward changed to $50,000 for deals up to $700,000, or 7.5% above (was “up to $50k”). Paid after the company’s data is transferred and approved.micro1.ai/company-referral
micro1: new Defunct Data Partnership for companies no longer operating; referral reward $75,000 for deals up to $1M, or 7.5% above.micro1.ai/company-referral
Mode: minimum sizes now 6+ for legal, 10+ for accounting, finance and medical, 30+ for everyone else (were 20+, accounting 10+, law 6+). Its estimator no longer shows a company share.data.mode.inc
Mode: referral terms verified: in the US, the greater of $50,000 or 6% for the first five qualified deals; outside the US, 6%.data.mode.inc/referrals
Mercor: added. Publishes a range for each of 24 business types, from $20K–$250K to $100K–$1.5M.data.mercor.com/refer
micro1: announced a $1bn, 12-month commitment to license company data, with capital from Citi and Hercules Capital.micro1 blog

How this log works

The programmes change what they publish, sometimes week to week. micro1 changed its tiers and its referral terms within a fortnight in October 2026. So every figure on these pages carries the date we checked it, and every change we find goes in this log, newest first, with the source page.

We check each programme's own site: never a press summary, a forum post or an AI answer. When a figure changes, we update every page that uses it and add a line here the same day.

What to do with a change

  • If you've already applied, what you agreed in writing is what counts, not the current published range.
  • If you're about to apply, check the programme's own page on the day. Published ranges are ranges, not offers.
  • If you refer companies, keep a copy of the referral terms as they stand on the day your company registers.

See the programmes comparison for every current figure side by side.

Sources

Check which programmes you’re likely to matchA few short questions, about a minute. Free, no sign-up. The programme decides who qualifies.trackimpact.io/data →