At most, the number of people using this software is just over 10,000.
Although this software has a higher technical content, the content is fixed and locked, and the server requirements are not high. The mechanism of the software is different from ICQ: it connects server password functions within the network. Simply put, employees can use this software for convenient communication almost exclusively within the company, without the hassle of phone calls or emails. To receive information externally, they just need to acquire the company's unique password via the server. So, after the software is designed and offered for free, the maintenance costs required are very low.
Additionally, the functionality is very simple, with no unnecessary features added; it's purely an internal company social software.
The other party wants to acquire this, not the ICQ with a huge online presence, which surprises both Zhang Hao and Pelinka.
But it doesn't matter; selling one is one.
