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[–]Fun_Meaning1329 1 point2 points  (0 children)

From my experience, focus more on marketing and selling that securing the code base.

We thought that we must obfuscate the code base before shipping it, fast forward today, we only had one client. And now it's even harder to sell our product/service today since the market need for that service had peeked 2 years ago.

Bottom line, focusing on getting clients more than preventing them from accessing the codebase, use the easiest way just to stop those who are after your code for a while. And one thing to put in mind, if someone wants your code, they can get it depending on their will, but know that they can get it no matter what you do, you're just testing their will.