micro1 data partnership minimum employees: 30 or more
The short answer
micro1's current pages say 30 or more employees, with mature operations. An undated micro1 forum talk named an earlier figure of 20 full-time. Below 30, you sit under the published criteria, so confirm any exception directly with micro1.
Several numbers circulate, and they come from different places. micro1's pages are the current source. This page keeps the others apart as history.
Where does each number come from?
All of these are micro1 or its partner describing itself.
| Source | Number stated | Date stated |
|---|---|---|
| micro1 staff, undated recorded forum talk (no public link) | Earlier figure: 20 full-time employees | Not stated, historical |
| Data partnerships page | 30+ employees | Undated |
| Enterprise Data Partnership listing | 30+ employees | Undated |
| Enterprise Data Partnership post | 30 to 200 employees | Undated post |
| Referral partner in micro1 video | About 25 to 30, then 30 plus, then at least 30 (captions uncertain) | Video undated, about 4:19 to 15:08 |
Why do they differ?
Neither source explains the gap. The recording has no date and its captions are automatic. The pages are what micro1 publishes now, so they govern on this site. The undated talk is history.
The undated Enterprise Data Partnership post asks for 30 to 200 employees. micro1's main pages say 30+ with no upper limit. If you have more than 200 employees, confirm with micro1 which program fits you before you rely on either page.
What if you have fewer than 30 employees?
You sit below micro1's published floor. Acceptance depends on its review and current demand, so confirm any exception directly with micro1 and keep the answer in writing. A short note to a data partnership manager is enough.
Other programs set lower floors or none. Each one, with its source, is in every program's stated size and history minimum.
Have your headcount ready, and ask whether contractors and part-time staff count. The requirements page lists the other criteria you will be asked about, and how micro1's data partnership works shows what follows.
What else counts besides headcount?
The pages also ask for mature operations and primarily English documentation, with US companies prioritized. They state no data-size threshold.
The undated forum talk named earlier figures for size and language, which are history. A company that meets the criteria still goes through micro1's evaluation. micro1's process shows where the evaluation sits.
micro1 may pay us a referral fee if a company we introduce goes ahead with it. How we are paid
Apply to micro1's data partnership (paid link)micro1's own data-partnerships pagePaid link. How we are paid
Vaultfish helps you run the process. We are not lawyers and this is not legal advice. If you need counsel who knows this area, we can point you to one. Ask for a referral
