Frontier Desk

Frontier Desk advises companies on selling or licensing their data, and on how that sits with a raise, a loan or a sale of the company. This MCP server gives an assistant read-only access to what the desk publishes.

• AI-data buyer index. One row per buyer program: what it buys, the per-company figures and size screens it publishes, its payment trigger, exclusivity and export terms, a verbatim quote from its own page, and the day that page was read.
• Instant range. The span of published figures for a company of a given size and age. It names every program behind the span and every program screened out, and returns no range when fewer than two programs qualify.
• Offer reader. Paste a data-licensing offer and get back the figure against the published span, the payment trigger, exclusivity, export and retention, each quoted from the offer, plus the terms to settle before signing. Nothing is stored.
• Notes, markets, guides and outlooks. The desk's published notes with their cited links, a firm directory across the services, compute, data, credit and capital markets it maps, its guides, standing outlooks and sector verticals.

No key and no account are needed, and nothing is written. A published range is an advertisement, not an offer or a valuation. Frontier Desk is an adviser, not a broker, and nothing here is legal advice.