I built a multi-model AI product, but I don’t have the distribution to grow it
Over the past few months, I built AIbridge: a multi-provider AI product that lets users work with Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok and DeepSeek from one place.
The idea was to go beyond another basic AI chat interface.
Users can:
- compare responses from different models side by side
- hand a task from one AI provider to another
- run reusable multi-step workflows
- use the product through a responsive web app
- access the same capabilities from a local-first CLI
- bring and control their own API keys
The product is fully built and also includes automated tests, database migrations, prepared Supabase and Stripe integrations, deployment documentation and a transfer-ready source package.
The honest problem is that I don’t currently have the time or distribution needed to grow it properly.
I’m already focused on another product, and trying to develop, market and grow both would probably mean doing neither of them well. Rather than leaving AIbridge unused, I’d prefer to transfer it to a founder, developer or agency that already has an audience or a clear distribution strategy.
AIbridge is currently pre-revenue.
I’m asking $5,000, but I’m open to reasonable offers. The sale includes the source code, domain, brand assets, web app, CLI, workflow engine, documentation and transfer support.
Live product:
https://tryaibridge.com
The acquisition is also listed on TrustMRR, so any serious conversation can move there for a more structured transaction.
I’d appreciate honest feedback too: what would you need to see before considering the acquisition of a fully built but pre-revenue product?
What stood out to me is that you've separated product quality from business viability.
A fully built product can still be an unfinished business if the missing asset is distribution rather than software. That's a useful distinction, and one a lot of founders only recognize much later.
Exactly. That’s the main reason I decided to sell it rather than leave it sitting unused.
The product itself is built and transfer-ready, but I’ve learned that distribution, positioning and customer acquisition are a completely separate challenge from software development.
I think AIbridge would make more sense in the hands of someone who already has an audience, an agency, or a portfolio of AI products and can focus on bringing it to market.
I appreciate you taking the time to explain your thinking.
I'd be interested in continuing the conversation by email if you're open to it. What's the best email to reach you on?
Sure, I’d be happy to continue the conversation.
You can reach me at: [email protected]
For any acquisition-related discussion, I’d prefer to keep the transaction structured through TrustMRR once we establish there is a serious fit.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Thanks! I’ve just sent it over.
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts whenever you have a chance.