GIGAOFFER 859-327-8674

For companies with 20+ employees

AI companies are buying real work records. Yours might qualify.

They pay established companies for years of emails, dispatch texts and work orders, to teach their software how real work gets done. Worth a quick check, not a sure thing.

Start the check
  • About 3 minutes
  • Costs you nothing
  • Nothing shared without your OK

Made for companies that run on trucks, tools and crews

  • Trucking & freight
  • HVAC, plumbing, electrical
  • Construction
  • Manufacturing
  • Property management

See if you qualify

We never ask for files or passwords. If you go ahead later, a buyer sees samples only after you approve, under a signed confidentiality agreement (NDA).

Step 1 of 4 · Your company

Your company

What kind of business?
How many people work for you?

Count employees plus regular 1099s, like owner-operators or subs.

Years in business
Is the business still running?

How it works

Four steps. You stay in charge.

  1. 1See if you qualifyAnswer the questions above. No files, no passwords, no logins.
  2. 215-minute callChaz asks what records you have, how far back they go and where they're kept.
  3. 3Get offersOnly if you say so, we introduce you to AI companies that buy this kind of data. Each one tells you what it would pay.
  4. 4You decideTake an offer or walk away. Nothing is shared until you approve it, and buyers strip out names and phone numbers.

What's in and what's out

Buyers want the work, not the people.

What buyers want

  • Work emails, texts and WhatsApp chats about jobs or loads
  • Dispatch notes, load records, work orders and service tickets
  • Quotes, invoices, claims and customer notes
  • Written procedures, checklists and training material

Best of all: a job or load you can follow from the first call or rate confirmation to the paid invoice.

What stays out

  • Personal details of drivers, crew and customers
  • Pay stubs, medical cards, drug tests and background checks
  • GPS and ELD logs, dashcam video, recorded calls
  • Anything your customers own or asked you to keep private

Before a buyer sees anything

Four steps stand between your records and any buyer. You decide at each one.

  • You go firstYou look at a small sample and approve it. Nothing goes out without your OK.
  • Names come outNames, phone numbers, emails, street addresses and account numbers are removed before a buyer uses a record.
  • A signed contractThe buyer signs a confidentiality agreement (NDA) and a deal contract that limits what it can do with the records.
  • You keep everythingYour records stay where they are. We never log in to your systems, and you can walk away any time before you sign.

Straight answers

Questions owners ask first

Still unsure? Call or text Chaz before you fill anything in.

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Who are you, and is this legit?

Fair question. I'm Chaz Witt with GIGAOffer. This isn't a loan or a cash advance. We never ask you for money, files, passwords or logins. Call or text me at 859-327-8674 before you fill anything in.

Who are the buyers?

AI companies and the data firms that supply them. We don't list them here, but you'll know exactly who each one is before you agree to any introduction.

What does it cost, and how do you get paid?

Nothing. If you take an offer, the buyer pays your company, and it may also pay GIGAOffer a referral fee. You never pay us. You keep your records; the buyer gets a cleaned-up copy under a contract you sign.

Will my drivers', crew's or customers' info be sold?

Buyers want the work, not the people. Names, phone numbers and addresses come out before anything is used. Pay, medical, drug-test and background records stay out completely. Texts with drivers or crew are used only with their written OK.

Could this hurt me or my customers?

We built the steps to prevent that: you approve a sample first, names and numbers come out, the buyer signs a contract, and nothing is shared without your OK. No sale is completely risk-free, so we also check your customer contracts on the first call, and you should have your own lawyer read the deal before you sign.

What if my customer contracts or NDAs say I can't share?

Then those records stay out. Many contracts do say that, which is why the form asks. On the first call we sort out which customers' records are free to use and which aren't. If a contract is unclear, your lawyer decides. We'd rather leave records out than put you in breach.

Is this legal?

It can be, when it's done right: your company owns the records, your customer contracts allow it, and personal details come out. We check those with you on the first call. Have your own lawyer read any contract before you sign.

How much, and how long?

It depends on how many years you have, how much, and what kind. Each buyer makes its own offer, and you see it before you decide anything. The form takes a few minutes and the first call 15. After that you set the pace; nothing happens until you sign.