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ai-input.orgAI Input: a referral site that never names its program
AI Input describes itself as an independent referrer. Companies pay nothing, their data never passes through AI Input, and the program it sends them to may pay AI Input a fee. That program is never named.
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- Pays companies
- Quotes $100K to $2M+ (program's figures)
- Minimum size
- 25+ operating; 25+ at peak if closed
- Time to payment
- Program says approval in about 30 days, then paid within 30 days of invoice
- Our score
- 3.0 / 10
In this guide
Our score
3.0 / 10
- Pays companies
- Quotes $100K to $2M+ (program's figures)
- Minimum size
- 25+ operating; 25+ at peak if closed
- Regions
- US first, then other Western markets; closed firms in 10 named countries
- Time to payment
- Program says approval in about 30 days, then paid within 30 days of invoice
- Exclusivity
- Set by the program
- Referral program
- May be paid by the program
What we like
- Says it never receives your data
- Free to companies
Watch for
- Never names the program it sends you to
- Liability capped at US$100
- Keeps your details 24 months to pitch other programs
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AI Input at a glance
What it is
Independent referral service; may be paid by the program it refers to
Figures quoted
$100K to $2M+ per company, which matches micro1's published band
Who qualifies
Trading firms of 25+ people, 2+ years old, with 70%+ of their data in English; or closed firms that peaked at 25+ staff and kept English-language Slack or Teams logs
Process it describes
Register with the program, short AI interview, agree terms, deliver data; approval in about 30 days, then payment within 30 days of invoice
Terms
Governed by Delaware law (updated 25 October 2026). Its liability tops out at US$100; its privacy policy keeps your details up to 24 months
Domain
ai-input.org registered 2026-10-11
| What we checked | What we found |
|---|---|
| What it is | Independent referral service; may be paid by the program it refers to |
| Figures quoted | $100K to $2M+ per company, which matches micro1's published band |
| Who qualifies | Trading firms of 25+ people, 2+ years old, with 70%+ of their data in English; or closed firms that peaked at 25+ staff and kept English-language Slack or Teams logs |
| Process it describes | Register with the program, short AI interview, agree terms, deliver data; approval in about 30 days, then payment within 30 days of invoice |
| Terms | Governed by Delaware law (updated 25 October 2026). Its liability tops out at US$100; its privacy policy keeps your details up to 24 months |
| Domain | ai-input.org registered 2026-10-11 |
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Who AI Input buys from
Its ads aim at logistics companies and at software firms of 30 to 200 staff, suggesting that internal wikis and dispatch playbooks have value.
The site itself now asks for less: 25 staff for a trading company, or 25 at peak for a closed one. Closed companies must be based in one of ten countries, including the US, UK, Canada, India and Australia. The program decides in the end, so a lower bar on a referral site does not lower the program's own bar.
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What AI Input pays
The figures it quotes match micro1's own partnership page, without naming micro1. Its FAQ says the program interviews you with an AI agent, approves the data in about 30 days and pays within 30 days of invoice. Those are the program's promises as relayed by AI Input, so check them against the program's own contract.
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The contract terms
Sending the form means accepting terms that limit what it owes you to US$100. Its privacy policy keeps your contact details for up to 24 months after the last contact, and the terms let it email you about other buyer programs.
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AI Input's referral program
AI Input discloses that it may earn a fee from the program it sends you to.
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Is AI Input a fit for your company?
Get the program's name from AI Input in writing. Should it turn out to be micro1, you could go to micro1 directly, or use a referrer that is open about its buyers.
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Six checks before you send AI Input anything
We run the same checks on every buyer we rank. They take an afternoon and they protect the one thing you cannot take back: the copy of your records.
- Find the legal entity. A registered company name, an address and at least one named person. A Facebook form alone is not enough.
- Get the offer and the contract in writing before any export. A sample agreement tells you more than a sales call.
- Ask who strips personal data, how, and when. You should approve the method and see a sample before anything leaves your systems.
- Ask where the data goes. Which AI companies receive it, whether you are told, and whether it can be resold.
- Ask how everyone is paid. By you, by the buyer, or out of your deal. Referral fees are normal; hidden ones are not.
- Get a second quote. Terms from at least one other buyer is the fastest way to know if an offer is fair.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Which program does AI Input refer to?
It does not say. The figures it quotes match micro1's partnership page.
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Sources
Every number on this page links back to one of these.
- 1AI Input homepageai-input.org
- 2AI Input: closed companiesai-input.org
- 3AI Input termsai-input.org
- 4AI Input privacy policyai-input.org
- 5RDAP record for ai-input.orgrdap.org
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