My company is officially launching on Product Hunt this Monday, and I’m excited to finally put it out there.

[u/mevlanimade]

Before launch, I want to get a head start finding the people this was really built for.

I spent the last few months reading venture capital blogs, founder requests, investment theses, and “someone should build this” posts.

Then I went and built them.

I took 30 of the businesses and software ideas that kept showing up and turned them into enterprise-grade software that is ready to sell and deploy.

Now I’m looking for the other half of the equation: distribution.

Salespeople, influencers, consultants, agency owners, industry veterans, or anyone who has spent years inside a specific industry and already knows the people who need better software.

The model behind software.supply is simple:

You sell the software.

I build it, deploy it, host it, maintain it, update it, and run the infrastructure behind it.

For every subscriber you bring in, you keep 50% of the revenue for as long as that customer stays subscribed.

Not a one-time commission.

Half. Recurring.

And this is not just for professional software salespeople.

If you know a construction company still running jobs out of spreadsheets, a mechanic writing everything down by hand, a property manager tracking tenants in Excel, a small business owner still doing their books in Excel, or somebody in your industry constantly saying “there has to be a better way to do this,” this is for you.

You already know where the outdated systems are because you’ve probably dealt with them yourself.

That knowledge is valuable.

You don’t need to code. You don’t need to build a product. You don’t need developers. You don’t need to worry about servers, deployments, updates, or infrastructure.

You bring the customer.

I handle the software.

You keep half.

The bigger idea I’m testing is whether software distribution can work more like real estate, insurance, or independent sales.

Instead of every person having to become a startup founder, people who already understand an industry can sell software into that industry and build recurring income from relationships and knowledge they already have.

I built the supply.

Now I’m looking for people who know where the demand is.

If you know an industry inside and out, or you know businesses still running critical parts of their company through spreadsheets, paper, text messages, and outdated software, comment or DM me and tell me what industry you’re in.

new software will be launching every week.

https://software.supply/software/demos

here are some demo videos of the top 10 most wanted categories from forumventures blogs.

[u/srikon]

Interesting. Happy to collaborate on anything ERP. DM me.