Is there a market for my software?

'Afternoon all,

I built a CRM/invoicing system and website deployment tool several years ago for a very specific purpose and I'm wondering if there is still a market for it. Here is what it does:

1) Manages Leads/Clients (demographics, notes, file attachments)
2) Invoices Clients - one-time or recurring. hooks into authnet and a couple other gateways for merchant processing
3) builds wordpress sites on the fly. Basically, you build a wordpress site with content or without, enter in some template tags then dump the database into my CRM, then with one click (ok, maybe 3) you can build a stand-alone wordpress site with or without custom content (you can change themes too). Hosting can be subdomain or FQDN (not sub-directory based)
4) Each wordpress site then contains a custom dashboard that allows your business to communicate with the website "owner" via RSS feeds and other custom HTML. (Easy to offer notices, up/cross-sells, Ads, etc)
5) the CRM is multi-user, role based security
6) its (obviously) php/mysql and needs a server with root to run. (due to the httpd.conf hacks necessary to pull it off.)

Maybe it does some more stuff I'm forgetting but its been sitting on the shelf for a couple years (I do keep wordpress updated though). Should I dust this off and make a real product out of it?

Think there is a use?

tldr; any use/value for a CRM that builds wordpress sites on the fly and can bill for them too?