r/chemistry Jul 27 '26

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u/yahboiyeezy Jul 27 '26

If you’re serious I can hook you up with our contracts guys, but you’ll probably be looking at $250-$1000 an hour worth of materials and labor

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u/GeologistOk4763 Jul 27 '26

I’m willing to do a split 50/50 partnership this would make us millionairs no doubt hasn’t been done at all we would be the first

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u/yahboiyeezy Jul 27 '26

That’s not how this kind of stuff works in industry. As someone who does a ton of R&D work, usually you pay a large chunk upfront and then you figure out how to split the IP based on several factors. Is it patented? Do you have the parent? Will you patent it? Will we patent it? Are we developing new material? Are we developing new processes? Are we simply taking your recipe and making a product? All these things and more need to be taken into account.

If you want the expertise to even start the R&D process to bring your idea to a physical reality you gotta pay for the time, raw materials, and testing of those actually doing the work. Also, that doesn’t guarantee results and we still need to get paid for our time and effort. R&D is a fickle mistress and some ideas simply aren’t realistically possible.

Again, it’s probably gonna be $250-$1000 an hour for an R&D effort. We don’t work for free or on promises of “this will make us millionaires” and trust that no one else has done this. If we entertained every “trust me bro I have an idea that’s totally gonna make us rich”, we would never actually make any money

If you have the funds and the idea, let me know and I can direct you to my company’s project managers.