The Consent-First Market for Health Data
Consenta unlocks the value of health data ethically — giving patients control and a fair share, organisations a new revenue stream, and researchers a trusted, compliant source of real-world data.
The opportunity
Global real-world health data market by 2030
Annual growth in demand for real-world evidence
Of patients willing to share data when consent and reward are fair
Figures are illustrative market estimates for discussion purposes.
The problem
- Health data is valuable, but patients rarely consent to — or benefit from — its use.
- Organisations sit on data they cannot safely or compliantly monetise.
- Researchers struggle to source ethical, well-governed real-world data.
- Trust and transparency are missing from today’s data marketplaces.
The Consenta solution
- Patients grant explicit, granular consent and share in the proceeds.
- Organisations monetise data safely, with privacy protected by design.
- Pre-authorised anonymised data buyers access consented, audit-ready datasets with full provenance.
- Every transaction is transparent and automatically settled.
Business model
Transaction share
Consenta takes a transparent platform share of every dataset sale, alongside patient and organisation payouts.
Recurring platform access
Organisations and pre-authorised data buyers subscribe for ongoing access, tooling and support.
Aligned incentives
Revenue grows as more patients consent and more datasets transact — a compounding network effect.
Why Consenta wins
Trust by design
Consent, privacy protection and tamper-evident audit trails are built into every step.
Fair value sharing
Patients are paid automatically — a powerful differentiator that drives consent and loyalty.
Compliance-ready
Aligned with GDPR, HIPAA and Cyber Essentials expectations from day one.
Scalable model
A repeatable playbook to onboard organisations and pre-authorised data buyers across regions and data types.
Let’s build the future of ethical health data
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