About This Business

This is a desktop billing software designed for small retail shops in India. It has been operating for one year. The product is currently offered for free, generating no direct revenue. It functions 100% offline, without requiring an internet connection or recurring fees. The software provides PDF invoice generation with duplicate copies, inventory tracking with automatic stock deduction, daily and monthly reports, Excel export, and backup/restore capabilities, with multi-company support. It runs on Windows 10 and 11.

The software currently generates zero revenue as it is a free, open-source product. It has been installed at two retail shops for real-world validation and feedback. No marketing spend has been used for user acquisition.

This offering includes the software's source code, built with FastAPI, React, SQLite, and Tauri, licensed under MIT. The founder is seeking an acquirer or strategic partner to commercialise the product for the Indian SMB and kirana market, or to integrate it into an existing larger product. This would suit a buyer focused on expanding their software offerings for India's small business sector.

Price Justification

India has ~63 million MSMEs. Vyapar charges ₹1,499–₹3,999/year. If BillSnap converts even 1,000 paying users at ₹500/year → ₹5L ARR. At 3x ARR multiple → ₹15L potential. But this is speculative — buyers know that.

Assets & Operations

Physical AssetsAll of the following are included in the sale: 1. Full source code — complete codebase on GitHub (github.com/iAdityaSharma2912/billsnap). Backend: FastAPI + SQLAlchemy + SQLite. Frontend: React 18 + TypeScript 7 + Vite + Tailwind CSS. Desktop shell: Tauri v1 (Rust). PDF generation: ReportLab. Packaged with PyInstaller --onefile + NSIS installer. 2. Brand — name, logo (SVG), colour system (navy #042C53, blue #185FA5, amber #FAC775). 3. Website (live landing page with hero, feature sections, app walkthrough, FAQ, privacy policy, terms of use, OG image, sitemap). 4. Domain (Vercel deployment, transferable to any domain). 5. Documentation — 32-page complete technical book (HTML + PDF), README, architecture docs, database schema, troubleshooting guide, installation guide. 6. GitHub repository — all commit history, releases, issues. 7. Installer — signed-ready Windows NSIS installer (BillSnap_1.0.0_x64-setup.exe, ~50MB). No patents filed. No registered trademark. MIT licensed — buyer receives all rights to commercialise, relicense, or modify without restriction.

Intangible AssetsSource code for the software, licensed under MIT.

ManagementSolo founder project — team size: 1. Role: Full-stack developer and product owner (Aditya Sharma). Responsible for backend (FastAPI/Python), frontend (React/TypeScript), desktop packaging (Tauri/Rust), PDF generation (ReportLab), and deployment. Post-sale transition: Founder is available for a 30-day handover period including codebase walkthrough, architecture documentation, and setup assistance on the buyer's infrastructure. A comprehensive 32-page technical book documenting every architectural decision, data flow, bug fix, and feature guide is included with the sale. Founder dependency: High — this is a solo project. However, the codebase is fully documented (README, architecture docs, database schema, troubleshooting guide, complete technical book). A mid-level Python + React developer can maintain and extend it independently after the handover period. No employees. No contractors. No ongoing payroll obligations.

Financial Status & Compliance

Financial ObligationsZero liabilities. No loans. No leases. No vendor dues. No pending invoices. No subscriptions or SaaS tools paid for. Running costs at time of sale: — Vercel (website hosting): ₹0/month (free tier) — GitHub (code + releases): ₹0/month (free tier) — Domain: No custom domain purchased (using Vercel subdomain) The buyer inherits zero financial obligations. Total monthly cost to keep the product live after acquisition: ₹0.

Tax ComplianceIndividual sale — not a registered company. No GST registration. No company incorporation. This is a personal project being sold as an asset by an individual (Aditya Sharma, New Delhi, India). Software license: MIT License. The buyer receives full rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the software. The only obligation is preserving the MIT License notice in the source code. No pending litigation. No IP disputes. No regulatory issues. No data privacy concerns — the software stores all data locally on the end user's PC and transmits nothing to any server. Tax implications for buyer: standard asset purchase. Recommend consulting a CA for applicable GST/TDS treatment on software asset acquisition in India.