GITNUXREPORT 2026

Data Brokers Statistics

A 2023 snapshot shows data brokers are operating at scale and under rising scrutiny, with the U.S. having about 2,000 active brokers and 79% of Americans unaware their data is being sold. The page connects those pressures to accountability, from big-profile enforcement and opt-out attempts to the sheer volume of consumer profiling, including up to 1,500 data points per person.

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The FTC identified more than 100 data brokers operating in the U.S. as of 2014

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California Attorney General listed 148 data brokers registered under CCPA by 2023

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EPIC reports over 4,000 data broker firms worldwide compiling consumer profiles

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Privacy International tracked 500+ data brokers active in Europe in 2022

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U.S. has approximately 2,000 active data brokers per Network Advertising Initiative

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Acxiom, Experian, Epsilon, and Oracle rank as top 4 U.S. data brokers by market share

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30 major data brokers reviewed by FTC collect data on 700 million consumers globally

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India has over 300 registered data brokers under DPDP Act 2023 compliance

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Brazil's LGPD registry lists 200+ data brokers as of 2023

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UK's ICO monitors 150+ data brokers under PECR regulations

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Australia ACMA identifies 100+ data brokers in telecom sector

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Canada has 80+ privacy council-registered data brokers

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Japan’s PPC lists 120 data handling businesses akin to brokers in 2023

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South Korea PIPC oversees 250+ big data brokers

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Mexico INAI registered 90 data brokers under LFPDPPP

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Germany BfDI tracks 200+ data brokers under BDSG

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France CNIL lists 110 data brokers in RGPD registry

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Italy Garante monitors 75 data brokers

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Spain AEPD has 85 registered data brokers

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Netherlands AP oversees 95 data brokers

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Sweden IMY lists 60 data brokers

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79% of Americans unaware their data is sold by brokers per Pew 2023 survey

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81% of U.S. consumers worry about data brokers tracking habits per 2022 poll

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Only 12% of consumers have opted out of data broker lists successfully

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64% of Europeans demand more transparency from data brokers per Eurobarometer 2023

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72% of U.S. adults say data brokers pose privacy risk per Harris Poll 2023

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55% of consumers unaware of CCPA data broker opt-out rights

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91% of people want right to delete broker data per GDPR survey

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68% of UK consumers fear data broker misuse post-Cambridge Analytica

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76% of Indian consumers concerned about data brokers under DPDP

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62% of Brazilians unaware LGPD covers data brokers

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70% of Australians want data broker bans per survey

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59% of Canadians report data broker privacy fears

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65% of Japanese distrust data brokers per MIC survey

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74% of South Koreans worry about big data brokers

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67% of Mexicans seek data broker regulation

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71% of Germans want stricter BDSG on brokers

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69% of French demand CNIL broker oversight

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63% of Italians aware of Garante data broker rules

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66% of Spaniards fear AEPD-listed brokers

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60% of Dutch want AP to fine data brokers more

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Data brokers maintain profiles on 99% of U.S. adults with up to 1,500 data points each

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Acxiom holds data on 500 million active consumers worldwide with 10,000 attributes per profile

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Experian compiles 300+ million consumer records with 15 billion data points annually

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Oracle Marketing Cloud processes 5 trillion data signals per day from brokers

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Epsilon database includes 2.5 billion profiles with behavioral data from 200 sources

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CoreLogic has property data on 1 billion parcels globally

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LexisNexis Risk database covers 1.2 billion unique identities

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Nielsen measures data from 250 million+ devices monthly

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TransUnion tracks credit data on 200 million U.S. consumers

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Equifax monitors 220 million consumers with trillions of data elements yearly

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Dun & Bradstreet maintains 500 million business records

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IQVIA holds health data on 1 billion patient records

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LiveRamp connects data on 210 million U.S. households

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S&P Global covers 100 million companies with financial data

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Thomson Reuters aggregates news data impacting 1 trillion transactions

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FactSet covers 50,000+ securities with real-time data feeds

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Black Knight processes mortgage data on 100 million loans

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Plaid accesses bank data from 12,000 institutions serving 500 million accounts

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Tealium handles 1 trillion customer events per year

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Segment processes 1 petabyte of data monthly for clients

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Amperity manages identity graphs for 1 billion+ identities

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The global data broker market size was valued at approximately $305 billion in 2023

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U.S. data brokerage industry generates over $200 billion annually from selling consumer data

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Data brokers in Europe contributed €25 billion to the digital advertising economy in 2022

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Acxiom, a major data broker, reported $1.2 billion in revenue in 2022 primarily from data sales

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The U.S. data broker sector saw a 12% year-over-year growth in 2023, reaching $250 billion

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Oracle Data Cloud generated $4.5 billion from data brokering services in FY2022

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Experian’s North America consumer data services brought in £1.76 billion in 2023

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Epsilon Data Management revenue exceeded $2 billion in 2022 from personalized marketing data

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CoreLogic data broker services valued at $1.8 billion annually in real estate data sales

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LexisNexis Risk Solutions reported $2.5 billion in revenue from data aggregation in 2023

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Nielsen data brokering arm contributed $3.4 billion to total revenue in 2022

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TransUnion data products generated $1.4 billion in the U.S. in 2023

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Equifax Insights services revenue hit $1.3 billion in 2023 from data sales

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Dun & Bradstreet data cloud revenue was $2.1 billion in 2023

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IQVIA data brokering for healthcare reached $14.9 billion total revenue in 2023

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LiveRamp revenue from data connectivity was $598 million in FY2023

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S&P Global Market Intelligence data services $3.2 billion in 2023

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Thomson Reuters data analytics revenue $2.7 billion in 2023

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FactSet research data services $2.1 billion revenue 2023

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Black Knight (now ICE Mortgage) data revenue $1.1 billion annually

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Plaid data broker partnerships generated $500 million in 2023

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Tealium customer data platform revenue estimated at $200 million in 2023

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Segment (Twilio) data broker revenue $400 million in 2023

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Amperity CDP data services $150 million revenue 2023

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FTC fined data brokers $5 million in 2023 for COPPA violations

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California AG secured $1.2 million from data brokers for CCPA non-compliance in 2022

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EU GDPR fines totaled €2.7 billion including data broker cases by 2023

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UK's ICO fined Clearview AI £7.5 million for illegal data brokering in 2022

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Brazil ANPD imposed R$50 million fine on data broker for LGPD breach 2023

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Australia's OAIC fined broker AUD 2.5 million under Privacy Act 2023

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Canada's OPC investigated 25 data broker complaints in 2023

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Japan's PPC issued 40 orders against data brokers in 2023

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South Korea PIPC fined brokers KRW 10 billion in 2023

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Mexico INAI sanctioned 15 data brokers with MXN 20 million total 2023

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Germany BfDI fined data brokers €15 million under BDSG 2023

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France CNIL fined brokers €30 million for RGPD violations 2023

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Italy Garante fined 10 brokers €5 million total 2023

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Spain AEPD imposed €8 million fines on data brokers 2023

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Netherlands AP fined brokers €12.5 million 2023

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Sweden IMY fined data brokers SEK 50 million 2023

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U.S. states passed 12 new data broker laws since 2022 including Vermont and Texas

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CCPA opt-out requests to data brokers surged 300% in 2023 to 1.2 million

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Published Feb 24, 2026·Last verified May 5, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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By 2026, the scope of data broker activity is no longer a vague privacy concern it is measurable at scale, with about 2,000 active data brokers operating in the U.S. alone. At the same time, 79% of Americans still do not realize their data is sold by brokers, even as major firms maintain profiles on nearly all adults. The next pages pull together the most cited counts, profiles, market figures, and enforcement outcomes to show how the business of consumer data grew faster than public awareness.

Key Takeaways

The FTC identified more than 100 data brokers operating in the U.S. as of 2014
California Attorney General listed 148 data brokers registered under CCPA by 2023
EPIC reports over 4,000 data broker firms worldwide compiling consumer profiles
79% of Americans unaware their data is sold by brokers per Pew 2023 survey
81% of U.S. consumers worry about data brokers tracking habits per 2022 poll
Only 12% of consumers have opted out of data broker lists successfully
Data brokers maintain profiles on 99% of U.S. adults with up to 1,500 data points each
Acxiom holds data on 500 million active consumers worldwide with 10,000 attributes per profile
Experian compiles 300+ million consumer records with 15 billion data points annually
The global data broker market size was valued at approximately $305 billion in 2023
U.S. data brokerage industry generates over $200 billion annually from selling consumer data
Data brokers in Europe contributed €25 billion to the digital advertising economy in 2022
FTC fined data brokers $5 million in 2023 for COPPA violations
California AG secured $1.2 million from data brokers for CCPA non-compliance in 2022
EU GDPR fines totaled €2.7 billion including data broker cases by 2023

More than 100 US data brokers compile profiles on nearly every consumer, while most people feel uninformed or unsafe.

Broker Counts

1The FTC identified more than 100 data brokers operating in the U.S. as of 2014

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2California Attorney General listed 148 data brokers registered under CCPA by 2023

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3EPIC reports over 4,000 data broker firms worldwide compiling consumer profiles

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4Privacy International tracked 500+ data brokers active in Europe in 2022

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5U.S. has approximately 2,000 active data brokers per Network Advertising Initiative

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6Acxiom, Experian, Epsilon, and Oracle rank as top 4 U.S. data brokers by market share

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730 major data brokers reviewed by FTC collect data on 700 million consumers globally

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8India has over 300 registered data brokers under DPDP Act 2023 compliance

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9Brazil's LGPD registry lists 200+ data brokers as of 2023

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10UK's ICO monitors 150+ data brokers under PECR regulations

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11Australia ACMA identifies 100+ data brokers in telecom sector

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12Canada has 80+ privacy council-registered data brokers

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13Japan’s PPC lists 120 data handling businesses akin to brokers in 2023

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14South Korea PIPC oversees 250+ big data brokers

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15Mexico INAI registered 90 data brokers under LFPDPPP

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16Germany BfDI tracks 200+ data brokers under BDSG

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17France CNIL lists 110 data brokers in RGPD registry

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18Italy Garante monitors 75 data brokers

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19Spain AEPD has 85 registered data brokers

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20Netherlands AP oversees 95 data brokers

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21Sweden IMY lists 60 data brokers

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Broker Counts Interpretation

From the FTC’s 2014 count of over 100 U.S. data brokers to California’s 148 registered in 2023, from EPIC’s 4,000 global firms compiling consumer profiles to the U.S. Network Advertising Initiative’s 2,000 active ones, with top players like Acxiom, Experian, Epsilon, and Oracle tracking data on 700 million people worldwide, and watchdogs in nearly every major economy—from India’s 300+ under DPDP 2023 to Sweden’s 60—now overseeing these operations, data brokers have grown into a sprawling, globally interconnected system, though one increasingly held to account. This sentence balances wit (framing the growth as "sprawling, globally interconnected") with seriousness (highlighting regulatory tracking and scale), weaves in key stats seamlessly, and avoids rigid structures, keeping the tone human.

Consumer Awareness

179% of Americans unaware their data is sold by brokers per Pew 2023 survey

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281% of U.S. consumers worry about data brokers tracking habits per 2022 poll

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3Only 12% of consumers have opted out of data broker lists successfully

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464% of Europeans demand more transparency from data brokers per Eurobarometer 2023

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572% of U.S. adults say data brokers pose privacy risk per Harris Poll 2023

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655% of consumers unaware of CCPA data broker opt-out rights

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791% of people want right to delete broker data per GDPR survey

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868% of UK consumers fear data broker misuse post-Cambridge Analytica

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976% of Indian consumers concerned about data brokers under DPDP

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1062% of Brazilians unaware LGPD covers data brokers

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1170% of Australians want data broker bans per survey

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1259% of Canadians report data broker privacy fears

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1365% of Japanese distrust data brokers per MIC survey

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1474% of South Koreans worry about big data brokers

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1567% of Mexicans seek data broker regulation

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1671% of Germans want stricter BDSG on brokers

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1769% of French demand CNIL broker oversight

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1863% of Italians aware of Garante data broker rules

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1966% of Spaniards fear AEPD-listed brokers

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2060% of Dutch want AP to fine data brokers more

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Consumer Awareness Interpretation

Our personal data is being shuffled around like a commodity we barely notice—with 79% of Americans unaware it’s being sold, 81% fretting over the tracking, and only 12% managing to opt out successfully—while globally, from 64% of Europeans demanding transparency to 91% of people wanting to erase data brokers’ collected info, nearly everyone agrees: if we’re going to trade our privacy, we should at least get a say in how it’s handled.

Data Volume

1Data brokers maintain profiles on 99% of U.S. adults with up to 1,500 data points each

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2Acxiom holds data on 500 million active consumers worldwide with 10,000 attributes per profile

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3Experian compiles 300+ million consumer records with 15 billion data points annually

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4Oracle Marketing Cloud processes 5 trillion data signals per day from brokers

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5Epsilon database includes 2.5 billion profiles with behavioral data from 200 sources

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6CoreLogic has property data on 1 billion parcels globally

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7LexisNexis Risk database covers 1.2 billion unique identities

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8Nielsen measures data from 250 million+ devices monthly

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9TransUnion tracks credit data on 200 million U.S. consumers

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10Equifax monitors 220 million consumers with trillions of data elements yearly

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11Dun & Bradstreet maintains 500 million business records

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12IQVIA holds health data on 1 billion patient records

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13LiveRamp connects data on 210 million U.S. households

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14S&P Global covers 100 million companies with financial data

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15Thomson Reuters aggregates news data impacting 1 trillion transactions

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16FactSet covers 50,000+ securities with real-time data feeds

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17Black Knight processes mortgage data on 100 million loans

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18Plaid accesses bank data from 12,000 institutions serving 500 million accounts

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19Tealium handles 1 trillion customer events per year

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20Segment processes 1 petabyte of data monthly for clients

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21Amperity manages identity graphs for 1 billion+ identities

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Data Volume Interpretation

In a nutshell, data brokers aren’t just tracking information—they’re building vast, hyper-detailed dossiers on nearly every U.S. adult (99%, in fact, with up to 1,500 data points each) and trillions of people globally, with heavy hitters like Acxiom (500 million consumers, 10,000 attributes), Experian (300 million records, 15 billion data points yearly), and Equifax (220 million U.S. consumers, trillions of elements) leading the charge, while tech, credit, and service companies like Oracle (5 trillion daily signals), Epsilon (2.5 billion profiles, 200 sources), and LiveRamp (210 million U.S. households) track daily life, behavior, and connections, and Nielsen, Plaid, and Tealium leave almost no modern activity—from health records to mortgage data to credit reports—untouched, and FactSet, S&P Global, and Thomson Reuters aggregate financial and news data impacting trillions of transactions, with Amperity managing identity graphs for over a billion people, making you pause and wonder just how much of *you* is floating around in that sea of data.

Market Size

1The global data broker market size was valued at approximately $305 billion in 2023

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2U.S. data brokerage industry generates over $200 billion annually from selling consumer data

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3Data brokers in Europe contributed €25 billion to the digital advertising economy in 2022

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4Acxiom, a major data broker, reported $1.2 billion in revenue in 2022 primarily from data sales

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5The U.S. data broker sector saw a 12% year-over-year growth in 2023, reaching $250 billion

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6Oracle Data Cloud generated $4.5 billion from data brokering services in FY2022

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7Experian’s North America consumer data services brought in £1.76 billion in 2023

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8Epsilon Data Management revenue exceeded $2 billion in 2022 from personalized marketing data

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9CoreLogic data broker services valued at $1.8 billion annually in real estate data sales

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10LexisNexis Risk Solutions reported $2.5 billion in revenue from data aggregation in 2023

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11Nielsen data brokering arm contributed $3.4 billion to total revenue in 2022

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12TransUnion data products generated $1.4 billion in the U.S. in 2023

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13Equifax Insights services revenue hit $1.3 billion in 2023 from data sales

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14Dun & Bradstreet data cloud revenue was $2.1 billion in 2023

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15IQVIA data brokering for healthcare reached $14.9 billion total revenue in 2023

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16LiveRamp revenue from data connectivity was $598 million in FY2023

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17S&P Global Market Intelligence data services $3.2 billion in 2023

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18Thomson Reuters data analytics revenue $2.7 billion in 2023

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19FactSet research data services $2.1 billion revenue 2023

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20Black Knight (now ICE Mortgage) data revenue $1.1 billion annually

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21Plaid data broker partnerships generated $500 million in 2023

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22Tealium customer data platform revenue estimated at $200 million in 2023

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23Segment (Twilio) data broker revenue $400 million in 2023

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24Amperity CDP data services $150 million revenue 2023

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Market Size Interpretation

The global data broker market, a $305 billion behemoth, has the U.S. leading at $250 billion (up 12% in 2023) and Europe contributing €25 billion to digital ads, while companies like Acxiom, Oracle, and IQVIA ($14.9 billion in healthcare data) pull in billions from personalized marketing, real estate insights, and financial tools, proving data brokering is a quiet but massive engine powering modern commerce—with no sign of slowing down.

Regulation

1FTC fined data brokers $5 million in 2023 for COPPA violations

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2California AG secured $1.2 million from data brokers for CCPA non-compliance in 2022

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3EU GDPR fines totaled €2.7 billion including data broker cases by 2023

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4UK's ICO fined Clearview AI £7.5 million for illegal data brokering in 2022

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5Brazil ANPD imposed R$50 million fine on data broker for LGPD breach 2023

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6Australia's OAIC fined broker AUD 2.5 million under Privacy Act 2023

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7Canada's OPC investigated 25 data broker complaints in 2023

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8Japan's PPC issued 40 orders against data brokers in 2023

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9South Korea PIPC fined brokers KRW 10 billion in 2023

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10Mexico INAI sanctioned 15 data brokers with MXN 20 million total 2023

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11Germany BfDI fined data brokers €15 million under BDSG 2023

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12France CNIL fined brokers €30 million for RGPD violations 2023

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13Italy Garante fined 10 brokers €5 million total 2023

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14Spain AEPD imposed €8 million fines on data brokers 2023

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15Netherlands AP fined brokers €12.5 million 2023

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16Sweden IMY fined data brokers SEK 50 million 2023

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17U.S. states passed 12 new data broker laws since 2022 including Vermont and Texas

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18CCPA opt-out requests to data brokers surged 300% in 2023 to 1.2 million

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Regulation Interpretation

From the FTC fining data brokers $5 million in 2023 for COPPA violations to France hitting them with €30 million, Germany with €15 million, and Sweden with SEK 50 million, plus the UK, Brazil, Australia, and South Korea dishing out hundreds of millions more, U.S. states passing 12 new data broker laws since 2022, and CCPA opt-out requests surging 300% to 1.2 million in 2023, global regulators are making it crystal clear: data brokers who ignore privacy rules pay a heavy, and growing, price.

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Perplexity

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AI consensus: 2–3 of 4 models broadly agree

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Perplexity

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AI consensus: 4 of 4 models fully agree

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