About Sell Footage To AI
A small desk reading the contributor, rate and programme pages of footage buyers for AI training, and answering owners of footage libraries.
What this site is for
Footage buyers describe payment in very different units, from revenue shares to hourly capture rates, and few put it side by side.
Written for
Videographers, stock contributors, production companies and creators who own unused footage and want to know what AI buyers pay.
What you will find here
This site answers one question, "sell footage to ai", with a quote form you can use straight away, no account. It adds 4 guides on the questions people ask next. It also publishes a data table to cite (figures and method here) alongside the sources it draws on.
- AI footage licensing rates: what the buyers publish: The footage licensing rates AI buyers and marketplaces publish, from hourly capture pay to revenue shares, and what the rest say instead, quoted from their pages.
- Can I sell footage with people in it? What to settle first: Identifiable people in footage raise consent and likeness questions to settle before you offer it to a buyer. What to settle first, and what this site will not do.
- Sell your videos for AI training: who buys and what they pay: Sell your videos for AI training: GoPro splits licensing revenue 50/50, Shutterstock pays a 20% average royalty, and capture postings pay per accepted hour.
- Sell photos to AI: who takes stills and how they pay: Want to sell photos to AI companies? Of the footage buyers we read, the stock libraries take stills too. How Shutterstock, Wirestock and Adobe Stock pay for them.
Things it does not do
- We take no footage of identifiable people forward without their written consent.
- We never hold or resell a footage library ourselves.
- No buyer pays for its row.
Responsible for this site
Joseph Ellul-Turner, Director.
Talk to us
Use Contact or write to enquiries@sellfootagetoai.com. The legal side is on Terms and Privacy.
No buyer pays to appear in this table. If you license footage through an introduction we make, you pay our published fee of 15-20% of the deal, and any fee a buyer pays us is credited to you.