Good luck but let us know. People sell revenue streams or assets. So you're down to an asset - with no obvious market. It's not like your selling a used pipe-bender with an active market for used pipe benders. I suspect that if you could prove out the model it would be appealing but if it wasnt worth your time probably not worth anyone else's.
FWIW, most business brokers on business below $1M revenues totally suck (think shitty real estate agents who collect listings). Most between $1 - $3M are better but not great. Again, good luck. Have you approached these references as buyers? Your best bet might be an earnout with someone you trust.
Yup, that's the problem. Not to be harsh, just a few realistic thoughts (I work in the software industry and have been part of startup funding and late-stage M&A action):
Unless you have operationalized it, you are selling little more than an idea. Even built software is just an idea until it actually runs and has returning customers. Now you say you do have customers and are making revenue: maybe you have enough to prove a viable business model, or maybe not.
You have to stages of investors (buyers): early stage who invest in YOU and your team (and your idea), and later stage who invest in your proven scalable business model. You don't seem to have either, so selling will be very difficult.
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