<p>I am trying to calculate a price to sell my software suite to another company. Let say my revenue is \$500,000 a year with only about \$50,000 costs each year. The rate of growth of revenue has been 20% per year. </p>

<p>Any idea how I should price my software?</p>

<p>The buyer might be a company with between 300-10.000 employees and making billions.</p>

<p>Please excuse me for being a novice - I am just a developer. Also, any links to further information is highly appreciated.</p>

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I'm sorry, but this question isn't in scope for the economics site. It might be in scope for personal finance, but that doesn't seem right, either.
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I could only suggest meta for migration, not personal finance.
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Selling my software suite to another company (acquisition)
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# Selling my software suite to another company (acquisition)

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-10-16)

I am trying to calculate a price to sell my software suite to another company. Let say my revenue is \$500,000 a year with only about \$50,000 costs each year. The rate of growth of revenue has been 20% per year.

Any idea how I should price my software?

The buyer might be a company with between 300-10.000 employees and making billions.

Please excuse me for being a novice - I am just a developer. Also, any links to further information is highly appreciated.

**Tags:** finance, investment

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: I'm sorry, but this question isn't in scope for the economics site. It might be in scope for personal finance, but that doesn't seem right, either.  
> **username_2**: I could only suggest meta for migration, not personal finance.  

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