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So this shop would take on all the risk and get almost none of the upside.. And customers would need to risk nothing, but might get a huge payoff.. Even better

So this shop would take on all the risk and get almost none of the upside.. And customers would need to risk nothing, but might get a huge payoff.. Even better, since submitting ideas is free, a customer could submit a ton of vague ideas, then sue them if they do anything remotely similar.

dane-pgp 7y ago
The shop would have the right to refuse any idea that it didn't think would produce enough revenue to at least cover their costs. Also they would have a clause saying that the customer whose idea is closest to the one they implement is deemed to be the one who owns that idea (which an independent arbitrator can decide).