If you're not motivated to provide suuport and it's not your dream project, I'd treat the opportunity more like a contract position: you're likely to be paid ar

If you're not motivated to provide suuport and it's not your dream project, I'd treat the opportunity more like a contract position: you're likely to be paid around $2k for doing a certain amount of work. If that's worth it for your time, then go ahead. If you're concerned about support taking time, then think of time spent on support as time invested in getting more customers (since you're either improving a relationship that might lead to recommendations or improving your product).