Describe the asset
Share the languages or frameworks, approximate scale, and history. Unknowns are fine.
A FOCUSED TECHNICAL ACQUISITION
Just the repo.
Still worth a look.
Sell the private code and software projects your team built. A focused inventory means a shorter path to a quote.
Start with the asset and its history. No company-wide inventory to assemble.
Request a code quoteNo access tokens. No repository upload.
Your work.
Its own next chapter.
Source & commit history01
Tests & build configuration02
Architecture & technical documentation03
SCOPE
The technical assets you choose.
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Private codebases
Software projects
Developer tools
LESS INVENTORY. MORE FOCUS.
Get to the technical conversation sooner.
Scope a technical review
Clarify ownership, contributors, and what a reviewer would need to evaluate the asset.
Discuss a quote
If suitable, consider a lump-sum acquisition offer. The amount and timing depend on review.
THE SHORT FORM
A quick inventory.
A focused next step.
Private code and software projects only. Describe what exists and who can discuss it.
Keep source code and access credentials out of this form.
This intake is not available yet. You can explore the form; sending requires completed setup.
BEFORE THE NEXT STEP
About selling technical assets.
Does the company have to be closing?
No. You can inquire about a technical asset from an operating company, an archived product, or a closed business.
Do you need my other business systems?
This route is scoped to private code and software projects. The form asks only for a technical inventory and follow-up details.
Will I receive an instant quote?
No. The shorter form gets the relevant technical details into review sooner. Any quote follows an individual assessment; there is no guaranteed amount or response deadline.
What about contributor or third-party rights?
You must be able to establish the appropriate authority and rights before a sale. Third-party components, contributor agreements, and restrictions need to be considered during review.
Should I send a repository link or access token?
No. Describe the asset first. Any later access requires a separately agreed scope and an authorized transfer process.