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Hi Pierre, Thanks for sharing this, I can see that you do understand the situation that I am facing right now. Except the fact that I only have a handful numbe

by tgoing 16y ago

Hi Pierre, Thanks for sharing this, I can see that you do understand the situation that I am facing right now. Except the fact that I only have a handful number of customers, what makes a big difference.... I have the 50K number in my mind for the price, based on the code, domains and possible patent that we might get. Tks also for sharing your contact, I'll be in touch!

bradleyland 16y ago
Valuing code and valuing a business are two different things. The value of code relates to its utility to its intended purchaser, its quality, and the difficulty of reproducing the same code from scratch. The value of a business is directly related to the bottom line. Companies with no sales are a dime a dozen. They're one step ahead of "ideas", and may even be worse off. A company with no sales is a idea that has proven its ability to fail. $50k is a pipe dream.