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I am wondering about the best way to set up a prototype website. It seems fairly straightforward to register a domain in your own name, build a simple site wit
by japhyr 15y ago
I am wondering about the best way to set up a prototype website. It seems fairly straightforward to register a domain in your own name, build a simple site with limited functionality, acquire enough initial users to demonstrate interest, and then pursue funding. But does something simple like registering the site in your own name cause problems later? Do you need to set up a business structure of some sort from the very beginning?
- aparadja 15y agoNot a lawyer, but I think there's absolutely no problem with donating/transfering/selling the site to the business when the time comes.
- metachris 15y agoYou don't need to worry too much about the business structure at that stage, where the project is nothing more than the idea, in particular not if you haven't got a co-founder. The domain ownership can always be transferred to the business later.