A tech startup CEO wants to buy my app, which I had only made for learning and portfolio purposes.
So it makes no profit at the moment since the development of it was never intended for commercial purposes. I never pitched it to anyone nor never said to anyone I want to sell it. He's making the offer.
This is what he sent me. I'll use hashtags in place of the CEO name and the company:
Evening, ###### here,
I'm going to need you to give me a price of me buying you out.
And at a 100%. Meaning I will own it.
I'll take a look at your offer and after a couple of months, will give you direct feedback to your offer and if I like it, we will begin the paper work.
Thanks
Yours Faithfully
########### CEO
###########
So we've actually known each other for a couple months now, and he did make it clear that he's interested in the app more than once.
He knows that a lot of work would still have to be in to get it near a competitive level, since right now as it stands, it just has basic features and mediocre design.
I'm thinking perhaps I should let him buy since he may make more use of it then I have.
What offer should I put down.
I assume the time I put into it would be one of the factors I should consider, which was 6 months of work, from start to finish.
I wouldn't mind hanging to a percentage of the app, but not too much that I have to be the one still putting work into it. I wouldn't mind profiting, but I have no interest to continue working on the app myself.
I'd appreciate some advice.
Submitted April 06, 2021 at 03:10PM by Kindly_Ask7277 https://ift.tt/39I7rGM via TikTokTikk
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