You have paying customers - that's more than most people achieve, so congrats.<p>You mentioned possibility of angel investing so I'll address just that part.<p>Do you expect that, in your best case scenario, this business will ever reach $100M of yearly revenue?<p>If not, then venture capitalists (including angels) will not be interested in investing.<p>Business model of VC is based on 1 out of 10 companies getting really big. If a company has no chance of ever getting really big, VCs have no reason to invest in it.<p>You seem to have what might, at some point, be a small business.<p>The chances you can grow it into a big business is small (on one hand, WordPress market is huge, on the other hand you're only solving a small pain for people creating themes and plugin, which is relatively small number of people).<p>So it seems like bootstrapping is the way to go.<p>Given that you have a working product that people are willing to pay for, you probably have a marketing challenge at this point.<p>A small tip: you have a decent website but your copy could use some tweaking to focus on the product and what it does for users. Remove the parts about you ("We've worked hard to make Kernl awesome and affordable.", "We take development seriously at Kernl." - nobody cares), superfluous parts ("so give it a whirl.").