jaden

If they want you guys to join the company for some period of time, make sure to account for that in the price.

For example, if you commit to stay on some number of years and an exciting opportunity presents itself during that time, you want the compensation to be enough that you can pass on the opportunity without too much heartache.

I run a site that pulls in a decent amount from Google Ads. I was contacted by a potential buyer and after going back and forth quite a bit, we arrived at around 5x annual revenue. I realize Google Ads != selling software but at least it's a data point.

The complaint was that after he stopped loading the page, each tab would request the page again, not that a browser full of tabs loaded all the pages once.

At least you were smart enough to call yourself a fool before someone else did it for you.

I've been running Chrome dev for several months and have just about forgotten it's a dev. So far I haven't hit any major issues.