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Sell software: 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 software: present product, revenue and handover clearly
Selling software is usually more than transferring code. Buyers want to understand the product, users, revenue, rights, technical condition, support, operations and handover. A structured listing makes the offer credible without promising more than what is actually available.
Describe product, usage and customers
The listing should explain which problem the software solves, which audience it serves, which functions exist, how mature the product is and how it is used today. Active users, customers, sectors, languages, integrations and use cases help buyers understand the commercial substance.
Make revenue, contracts and support understandable
Licenses, subscriptions, customer projects, maintenance, support, renewals, hosting costs and recurring revenue show whether the software can continue after handover. Sellers should also name support load, open obligations, churn and any dependence on their own know-how.
Present technology, rights and risks
Architecture, tech stack, repository, documentation, tests, security, data, dependencies, open-source licenses, intellectual property and technical debt influence buyer trust. Transparent information helps separate a maintainable solution from a product that first needs substantial work.
Separate software, source code and app
If the offer mainly covers a technical base without an operated product, Sell source code may be more precise. If the value mainly lies in an existing mobile or web application, Sell app may describe the offer better.
Frequently asked questions about selling software
What does selling software mean?
It means offering an existing software product with functions, rights, code, users, contracts, documentation, access, support and handover terms.
Which details belong in the listing?
Product, audience, functions, users, revenue, contracts, code, rights, licenses, security, documentation, support, hosting and handover matter.
Should revenue be shown?
Yes, where revenue exists. Licenses, subscriptions, maintenance, customer projects and costs help buyers understand the economic potential.
How should the technical side be described?
Describe stack, architecture, repository, documentation, tests, dependencies, security and known limits in a clear and verifiable way.
Which risks should sellers disclose?
Technical debt, known bugs, open contracts, dependencies, unclear rights, weak documentation or high support load should be transparent.
What should handover include?
Code, repositories, access, accounts, documentation, data, contracts, keys, environment, hosting, usage rights and support should be clarified.
When is selling source code more suitable?
Source code is more suitable when the offer mainly covers the technical base, not an operated product with customers, revenue or support.
Does company.ch value the software?
No. company.ch lets sellers publish listings and receive inquiries, but it does not replace technical, legal or financial valuation.