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I disagree with others here saying what you’re proposing is unethical. It depends a lot on context and what kind of agreements you’ve already signed. If the cli
by rajacombinator 8y ago
I disagree with others here saying what you’re proposing is unethical. It depends a lot on context and what kind of agreements you’ve already signed. If the client sees it as a core part of their business or you’ve signed something that limits your options, then it’s on the less ethical side. However from your description it sounds like the client see this as incidental to their business and just a tool they want. In that case I see no reason why you can’t have a conversation about other options with them. I think it would be very reasonable to offer them a much lower rate plus some kind of long term SaaS contract options in exchange for the IP and rights to sell the service to others. They may say no but you could discuss it at least.
- ecesena 8y ago> you’ve already signed it doesn't seem he signed, and that's I think what's confusing here. People say it's unethical, but he's in fact just asking how to set up things correctly from the beginning... or at least this is my take.