I'm sure they would have some sort of end-user agreement that protects
them from that, but it would be important for me to have that in my
agreement as well.  Thanks for pointing that out!


Dave

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From: brobborb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 07, 2004 11:47 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Question about Licensing my CF Web Application

What does this app do?  What happens if this app was buggy somehow, and
screws the client, and they lose $$.  Who is at fault?

  -----Original Message-----
  From: Dave Phillips [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Sent: Monday, June 07, 2004 11:05 AM
  To: CF-Talk
  Subject: Question about Licensing my CF Web Application

  Hi all,

  I have developed a web application and have found a company that is
  wanting an exclusive license to manage, market, and sell subscriptions
  to my web application for me.  I'm comfortable with the arrangement,
but
  I'm unsure as to what to charge as a license fee.

  I have gotten them to agree to allow me to earn a royalty based on a
  percentage of the revenue they charge for each subscription.  The
number
  that has been thrown out is 30%.  So for example, if they sell a
  subscription for $10 per month, I get $3 per month and they get the
  rest.  

  I do not have to put up any money.  I will be continuing to develop
and
  enhance the application as well as supporting it technically.
However,
  I will not be providing END USER support.  I will provide support to
the
  company that is marketing it.  They will deal with the end users.

  I will also make myself available to customize the application for any
  of their customers, however, I'm sure they will charge extra for this,
  so in essence, I will get extra since I would get 30% of the revenue.

  My questions are as follows:

  1.  Is 30% a fair amount?  What's the standard?  

  2.  Does it sound like a good deal to you?   Is there anything I
should
  be asking for that I haven't mentioned?  

  3.  Any other comments/suggestions?

  Thanks for your input.  I welcome it.  This is the first time I've had
  the privelege to do this, so I'm very excited, but want to be sure I
do
  it the right way.

  Sincerely,

  Dave Phillips
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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