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Sell an app
Sell apps: create a listing on company.ch with guide price, scope, rights, condition and handover. Private seller data stays protected while inquiries arrive.
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Sell an app: present product, technology and handover
Selling an app means transferring more than an idea. Buyers want to see whether there is a usable product with code, store access, backend, data, users, revenue and a clear handover. This page helps sellers present an app in a clear, credible and buyer-friendly way.
Explain function, users and platforms
An app listing should show the problem solved, core features, available platforms, downloads, active users, reviews, retention and target market. These details help buyers understand whether the app already has a usable base.
Clarify technology, code and dependencies
Backend, APIs, hosting, developer accounts, libraries, external services, payments, push notifications, analytics, licences and documentation strongly affect takeover. The clearer these points are, the more seriously the offer can be reviewed.
Show revenue, costs and potential realistically
Subscription revenue, in-app purchases, advertising, leads, server costs, maintenance, known bugs, roadmap and required support should be presented realistically. Sellers gain credibility when proven figures and future potential are clearly separated.
Separate app, software and source code
If the offer goes beyond the app and includes a broader solution, Sell software may be relevant. If the main asset is transferable code, Sell source code may describe the asset more precisely.
Frequently asked questions about selling an app
What does selling an app mean?
It means offering an existing mobile or web app, depending on the case with code, access, users, data, rights, revenue and defined handover.
Which details belong in the listing?
Function, platforms, users, downloads, revenue, costs, technology, rights, access, dependencies, documentation and handover are important.
Does the app need existing revenue?
No, but existing revenue, user activity or market indicators should be presented transparently.
Which technical documents help?
Documentation, architecture, repository access, backend description, APIs, external services, licences, developer accounts and deployment instructions are useful.
What should be clarified for store access?
It should be clear whether developer accounts, app listings, certificates, subscriptions, reviews and history can be transferred or taken over.
How can sensitive data be protected?
The listing should stay clear without publishing secrets, API keys, user data, internal access or confidential information too early.
How is this different from selling software?
An app is often tied to stores, mobile users, backend and distribution. Software can describe a broader or internal solution.
Does company.ch verify the app?
No. company.ch helps sellers publish the listing and receive inquiries, but it does not replace technical, legal or commercial review.