Where can I sell code online?

[MexicanCreator48]

I heard that many people usually sell their codes as a side-hustle on different pages. I'm currently making apps (mobile and web) using Python and I want to know where can I sell the codes that I make online in order to start a bigger business which might require more capital than a side-hustle.

Are there any websites in which I can sell the codes online to build capital for a bigger business?

 

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[Lex DeVille]

I heard that many people usually sell their codes as a side-hustle on different pages. I'm currently making apps (mobile and web) using Python and I want to know where can I sell the codes that I make online in order to start a bigger business which might require more capital than a side-hustle.

Are there any websites in which I can sell the codes online to build capital for a bigger business?

themeforest.net

 

[Raoul Duke]

themeforest.net

conqueeftador.com

 

[basedzoomer]

I heard that many people usually sell their codes as a side-hustle on different pages. I'm currently making apps (mobile and web) using Python and I want to know where can I sell the codes that I make online in order to start a bigger business which might require more capital than a side-hustle.

Are there any websites in which I can sell the codes online to build capital for a bigger business?

Maybe..

Flippa #1 Marketplace for Buying and Selling Online Businesses

(Do your own research)

 

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[SEBASTlAN]

Codecanyon

 

[peddletothemetal]

The statistics on that business model are extremely clear: almost no publishers make any money. Like sub-5%. Publishers who make big money are sub 1%. Don't waste your time.

Secondly, on capital for a bigger business, it is almost universally VC funded startups. I've met several retired-early rich guys -- every single one was VC funded. And yeah will all know examples, magnified through the observation bias of the internet, who bootstrapped the whole thing. They're rare, and you don't want a rare chance at getting rich. You're not going to make the money needed to launch a legit growth business off selling bits of code.

Get into crossover.com or the like, and use that to pay your bills and save money.

Then if you want a bigger business follow the example of Whatsapp etc, where they built it in their own time until it gained traction (as an actual product with users, not as code scraps on code scrap marketplaces), and then went out for VC funding so they got much better initial funding valuations.

 

[MexicanCreator48]

The statistics on that business model are extremely clear: almost no publishers make any money. Like sub-5%. Publishers who make big money are sub 1%. Don't waste your time.

Secondly, on capital for a bigger business, it is almost universally VC funded startups. I've met several retired-early rich guys -- every single one was VC funded. And yeah will all know examples, magnified through the observation bias of the internet, who bootstrapped the whole thing. They're rare, and you don't want a rare chance at getting rich. You're not going to make the money needed to launch a legit growth business off selling bits of code.

Get into crossover.com or the like, and use that to pay your bills and save money.

Then if you want a bigger business follow the example of Whatsapp etc, where they built it in their own time until it gained traction (as an actual product with users, not as code scraps on code scrap marketplaces), and then went out for VC funding so they got much better initial funding valuations.

Thanks a lot for your advice!

 

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