Operating history. Considered differently.
Could Your Company's Operating History Have Licensing Value?
Explore whether data your organization controls may be eligible for review by Mode.
An independent WorkWithBar introduction pathway. Mode—not WorkWithBar—reviews eligibility, licensing scope and any agreement.
WorkWithBar may earn a referral fee if an introduced qualifying partnership is completed. Compensation is subject to Mode's terms. WorkWithBar is independent of Mode.
No confidential records required. No eligibility or payment guaranteed.
The starting point
Established operations. Clear data rights.
Operating history, the systems you use, and ownership or licensing rights all matter. Headcount is a screening signal—not approval. Confirm current criteria with Mode.
20+
US office employees
General screening guide for full-time office teams.
10+
Accounting firms
Full-time US office employees as a preliminary fit guide.
6+
Law firms
Full-time US office employees; privilege and client rights require special care.
These preliminary screening figures were supplied for this guide and have not been independently confirmed against current Mode terms. Smaller teams may still ask Mode; only Mode can determine eligibility.
WorkWithBar may earn a referral fee if an introduced qualifying partnership is completed. Compensation is subject to Mode's terms. WorkWithBar is independent of Mode.
The process
Three steps. Rights first.
- 01
Understand eligibility
Start with company-level context: office team, operating history and system categories. No records need to change hands.
- 02
Review data rights and confidentiality with counsel
Establish what your organization can license. Review client obligations, privacy, privilege, security and proposed terms before disclosure.
- 03
Apply with Mode
Visit Mode independently to review its program. Mode assesses the information, determines eligibility and negotiates any agreement.
Context, not a promise
What Mode advertises
Mode's website reports potential business licensing fees of $100K–$5M. The range is indicative only, dependent on review, scope, systems, data volume and final agreement—not a valuation of your company or a guaranteed price.
Its referral page advertises $50K+ for qualifying introducers under final terms. That is a separate referral claim, not a business licensing offer or a payment promised to you.
WorkWithBar has not independently verified actual payouts. Review the current Mode program information and final terms.
A considered next step
Start with the company.
Not the records.
Request a preliminary conversation with WorkWithBar. Only share information you are authorized to provide.
No uploads. No exports. No confidential records. Submission does not establish eligibility or a licensing price.
WorkWithBar may earn a referral fee if an introduced qualifying partnership is completed. Compensation is subject to Mode's terms. WorkWithBar is independent of Mode.
Before you proceed
A few important questions
What data?
Mode describes licensing an agreed copy of company-owned operating data. The specific records, systems, permitted uses and scope are for Mode and your organization to agree. This questionnaire asks only for business-level information and system categories—not the records themselves.
Who controls it?
Your organization must establish that it has the rights to license any proposed data. Access to a system is not proof of ownership or permission. Review client, employee, vendor and third-party rights with counsel before proceeding.
What information should I NOT submit?
Do not send files, exports, passwords, account credentials, financial records, customer or employee details, personal identifiers, privileged legal materials, confidential client information or trade secrets. Keep your optional message non-confidential.
What about confidentiality?
No confidentiality protection is promised by this questionnaire. Have counsel review confidentiality, privacy, privilege, security, permitted use, retention and any exclusivity before sharing records or signing an agreement with Mode.
What will I receive?
Submitting here requests a WorkWithBar fit conversation, not an offer or approval. Mode reviews eligibility and any agreement. Mode advertises potential business licensing fees of $100K–$5M and $50K+ for qualifying introducers under final terms. These are advertiser claims, not payouts verified by WorkWithBar; neither a payment nor a price is guaranteed.
Educational information only; not legal, tax or financial advice. WorkWithBar does not operate or own Mode's program and is not an exclusive representative. Your counsel and Mode should review the applicable rights and agreement.
A separate pathway · For introducers
Interested in becoming a referral partner?
Individuals who want to introduce businesses can explore Mode's referral program. This is separate from applying to license your company's data. Qualification and any referral compensation are subject to Mode's final terms; no payment is guaranteed.
WorkWithBar may earn a referral fee if an introduced qualifying partnership is completed. Compensation is subject to Mode's terms. WorkWithBar is independent of Mode.