Existing Product Review
Existing ProductReview.
For live products with real users that have stalled. Logics7 reviews the product and, if it passes, takes a stake and works with you to grow its value toward a sale.
Existing Product Review is an investment route, not a paid service. The review exists for Logics7's decision, not to produce a free report.
- Your situation
- The product is live and has users, but it has stalled: the money, the team or the product logic to grow it is missing.
- What we do
- We review the code, the business logic and the market. If the product passes, Logics7 takes a stake: for cash, for the development the product needs, or both.
- What changes
- A partner with its own money and team in the product, working to grow its value toward a sale.
How a stake is structured
- What Logics7 puts in
- Cash, the development the product needs, or both, and an operator who runs the product with you as in a Product Partnership.
- What sets the stake
- Negotiated after the review and the market analysis: traction, the state of the code, and what closing the gaps will cost.
- How it is confirmed
- In a written agreement after the negotiation. A stake is never automatic, and no percentage is set before the review.
When this route fits
Your product is live and has users, but growth has stalled: the money, the team or the product logic is missing. You want a partner who invests and shares the outcome, not a contractor who bills for hours.
What the review looks at
- 01Source code and architecture
- 02Business logic and how the product makes money
- 03Users, payers and traction
- 04Market and competition
- 05Monetisation and unit economics
- 06What it takes to close the gaps: product, UX, technology
- 07Operations, data and delivery risks
- 08A realistic path to a higher value and a sale
What can follow
- 01A stake for cash
- 02A stake for the development the product needs to close its gaps
- 03A combination of both, in one written agreement
- 04A clear no, with the reasons
How it works
An introductory conversation → access to code and data agreed in writing → the review: code, business logic, market → the decision at the Leadership Gate, with the reasons → if yes, the stake is negotiated after the market analysis and agreed in writing, with a joint plan to grow the product's value toward a sale.
What this route is not
It is not an audit and not a free report: the review exists for Logics7's decision. Most products will not fit; when that is the answer, we say so and explain why.
What happens next
If Logics7 takes a stake, we work as in a Product Partnership: one accountable operator, a written plan and a monthly rhythm, with the focus on growing the product's value toward a sale.
Put your product forward
Bring a live product with users. We look at the code, the business logic and the market, and tell you whether Logics7 would invest.