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So what would be a good offer? If they just run it for another two, three years without spending time on it and then close it down they'd probably make about 60
by petervandijck 15y ago
So what would be a good offer? If they just run it for another two, three years without spending time on it and then close it down they'd probably make about 600,000$. So the offer should be minimum 500,000$, including perhaps some ongoing traffic/links from them?
- bonzoesc 15y agoIf you can't come up with a good offer from the numbers they gave you, you're probably not their target market.
- michaeldhopkins 15y agoThat's not bad. If that was the case ($200k/yr profit for three years), the worth would be about $550,000 depending on what you think inflation is. Here's a primer article for you on calculating things like this: http://wiki.fool.com/Net_present_value http://wiki.fool.com/Net_present_value However, the market value of the domain plus links plus announcement/traffic from 37signals for the relaunch make it worth much more than that. The price in cash ought to be equivalent to selling a modestly successful startup right now. I don't know what would be appropriate and would welcome additional thoughts from the community. P.S. The other reply to your post is really lame. Thanks for starting this discussion.