OK, so you guys stared at this thing for years, you're sick of it, I understand. Still, since so much effort (presumably) went into it, don't let it go that che

OK, so you guys stared at this thing for years, you're sick of it, I understand. Still, since so much effort (presumably) went into it, don't let it go that cheaply. It seems like most of the time, companies buy an installed customer base and/or the team that built it rather than "just" a raw piece of tech. Not saying it's impossible, but if you want to maximize your rewards for your work, take a week or a month off (the project at least) -- you might just want to put up that barely-acceptable micro site with a PayPal button and a negligable AdWords budget just to see where it could be going. For selling the software business-to-be, you might need to find a local angel who you can get excited about getting this into someone's door. Or you could submit your stuff to "Red Gate Software's Million Dollar Challenge" and hear their offer: http://blog.businessofsoftware.org/2009/04/the-red-gate-million-dollar-challenge.html http://blog.businessofsoftware.org/2009/04/the-red-gate-mill...