I don't think you've been at it long enough to quit. Here is an idea. Can you build something smaller that will generate revenue quickly instead of a much larger fantasy sports platform site? You obviously play fantasy sports so what if you wrote down all the things that drive you crazy about the big guys sites and apps and create a small solution for each problem on paper and then fix it with an app. Or look on a few app stores and find all the problems via viewing the low ratings on all the other apps out there. This is where the pain is and fantasy sports players will use whatever they find as a solution to their problems. What if you just build a small app that helped people get an advantage over other players that was easy to create, costs a couple bucks on an app store (or links to add rev. that can be dumped into an account that is linked to a top fantasy platform) and can be done before baseball season. You may have to do some Wizard of Oz stuff to start making money and get traction until you have some dough to hire a better team, etc. Here is an idea that may work: In my business, investments (actually building an SaaS product in FinTech) there are all these sites that for lack of better words are called "Guru" sites/apps. There are probably 5 sites and 5 - 10 apps out there. It sounds corny, but what people/companies have done (Using public filings) is find what the big guys (Hedge Funds/Institutions) are buying and then wrap a service around it. So if Warren Buffet buys MSFT they send out an email to all their subscribers telling them that Warren Buffet owns this now and they pile in. People will pay a lot of money for information. Some sites are slicker, where they have a good GUI with portfolio holdings of every single hedge fund, every single trade, weightings, etc., where you can slice and dice data a hundred different ways. Some have gotten as far as trading your accounts based on their (The Gurus) trades. So what if you built the simplist version of this where all the baddest ass fantasy players were tracked (Trades, allocations, etc.)and you sold a service where they get emailed when players are moved, allocations change, trades are made, etc., but the hook is you have to track the best, or maybe even professional athlete's picks (who knows more than a professional athlete about other athletes?) or maybe coaches, who knows. But keep it small, it has to create revenue immediately so you can pay rent and it has to be non-existing and something you could possibly sell to a big competitor (or put on their site to generate split ad revenue or something) because lets face it over time you could have a site with every widget, app, stat cruncher, etc. like a mall for fantasy players that need the best tools to kill it against all the guys in their office. Start thinking outside the box, but it has to be quickly built and must generate revenue quickly and then do what you want to do. Maybe follow an MVP regimen to get it going. Just some ideas, you could always build a quick picks aggregator that takes all the picking sites lists and makes a master list. Or generate a new way to rate players with a number (1,2,3,4) or alphabetic system (A,B,C,D), or turn players into stocks and make them into charts, quotes, graphs as a way or means to analyzing them better. Don't create a "market" for players though because it's been done and the Gov. doesn't like these sites/apps because they resemble gambling. good luck - Jordan