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I have an app that has been a consistent performer and has given me stable revenues (in 7 figures annually) for the previous 4 years. I am only a developer and never do sales & marketing, only focus on development. There is a sure shot possibility of increasing revenues by 2x-3x with proper branding & marketing. Either someone buys this app from me or I get a partner with the right skills so that revenues increase 3x. Anything is okay with me.
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Hello, I might be interested. My name is Humberto Valle. Feel free to Google me and let me know if you would like to partner.
There are many websites where you can sell your app!
The best place is on www.fiverr.com, auction type of selling!
www.codester.com/start-selling
Make Money By Selling Your App Code Work
www.chupamobile.com/sell-apps
You can become an author and start selling your iOS and Android Templates to a huge group of interested people. You can build a Business by Licensing your App Templates, Game Source Code and Components.
About marketing and increasing downloads in app stores send me the link to the app so I check it out.
I do great ASO!
I've found Flippa Apps to be a great platform for selling apps - particularly if you have a stable revenue base that you can evidence. Definitely worth a try.
The two main online marketplaces for apps are Flippa and Fliptopia. Apps usually sell for 10-20 times the last month's revenue. Listings selling for over $50K are few and far between; must close at $500-$5000. For assets worth considerably more, you would need to find investors or a company where there would be synergy.
For anyone needing help in this area, feel free to reach out to me.
There are a couple marketplaces and VC's that specialize in partnerships, and buying/selling apps.
Firstly I suggest to get an free appraisal:
https://www.kingfiloholdings.com/app-appraisal
Than try the top app marketplaces:
https://flippa.com/
https://empireflippers.com/
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