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 is how Logics7 decides whether to invest.
- 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
Source code and architecture
Business logic and how the product makes money
Users, payers and traction
Market and competition
Monetisation and unit economics
What it takes to close the gaps: product, UX, technology
Operations, data and delivery risks
A realistic path to a higher value and a sale
What can follow
A stake for cash
A stake for the development the product needs to close its gaps
A combination of both, in one written agreement
A 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 → Mark Prais's decision, 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.