You can also consider the "build and sell" vs "build and use privately". Whether it's your core value or not which might be a good thing to be crafted for cust

You can also consider the "build and sell" vs "build and use privately". Whether it's your core value or not which might be a good thing to be crafted for customers to embrace. I think it can be all over the ball park even for physical tools. Turning a tool into a "product" can be a completely different effort compared to building the tool itself. Lots of times you can pretty much start from a baseline where it's about an equal effort to turn an effective tool into a valuable product, as it is to build the tool to begin with. With so many variables a 50:50 ratio would not be exact very much of the time really, but it should be possible to come up with a good guideline number for your situation which you can accept. It has to be worth it to turn your marvelous tool into a product rather than spend that effort creating more marvelous tools. Worth it in some way or another too, maybe not financially or with short-term deployment in mind either.