Own White-Label SMS Campaign Module.

What you'd own.

Every artifact below transfers to your accounts on day one. The whole engine.

• ●White-label SMS module source code and infrastructure
• ●ServiceCrm partnership agreement and GTM launch playbook
• ●Landing page, reseller collateral, and pitch decks
• ●Unit economics model and customer profitability assumptions
• ●Direct relationships with 5-8 early adopter resellers
• ●A2P 10DLC compliance framework and carrier documentation
• ●Month-one customer outreach sequences and success runbook

What Roll Digital builds for you.

Custom scope to take White-Label SMS Campaign Module from MVP shell to operating business.

• ▸Multi-tenant SMS API backend integrated with Twilio carrier networks
• ▸Reseller dashboard with campaign builder, scheduling, and analytics
• ▸White-label client portal for SMS management and message history
• ▸Tiered subscription billing across entry, pro, and enterprise tiers
• ▸A2P 10DLC registration automation and carrier compliance tooling
• ▸Reseller and client authentication with SSO and role-based access
• ▸Production deployment pipeline with monitoring and incident alerting
• ▸Thirty-day customer success package including onboarding and training

Why this could work.

ServiceCrm's reseller base offers a bounded but accessible market; 300 active accounts and 4.8k annual seat fees suggest 1.44M full-TAM potential. The GTM is direct: founder relationships and reseller portal outreach to capture 5-8 early adopters, then referral expansion within the community. SMS attachment increases reseller pricing power and client retention. Year one mid-case targets 79k ARR on 13 paying seats. The path to profitability exists if adoption outpaces carrier compliance costs.

What you'd risk.

A2P 10DLC carrier compliance is unpredictable; carriers deregister accounts without notice, wiping all customer campaigns simultaneously and triggering churn across your entire installed base. If ServiceCrm's active reseller base is below 150, your TAM ceiling drops to 200k ARR, making compliance overhead unjustifiable. GoHighLevel already ships native white-label SMS at lower all-in cost. Resellers considering a GHL migration won't invest in a module that disappears if they switch platforms.

Who this fits.

This business suits a founder or operator with existing relationships in the ServiceCrm ecosystem, strong B2B SaaS GTM experience, and carrier or telecom compliance expertise. You need direct access to reseller operators and credibility within the closed community. Platform dependency risk demands an operator comfortable with competitive threats like GoHighLevel and carrier volatility. Ideal owner is an agency founder or SMS specialist who can execute the reseller GTM in month one.

Timeline.

From contract signing to operating business.

1. Day 1
   Reseller relationships, product source code, and launch playbook transfer
2. Week 1
   Announce to ServiceCrm portal; begin direct outreach to operators
3. Week 3
   First pilot demos completed; 1-2 early adopters committing
4. Week 6
   First customers live with SMS campaigns deployed and billing active
5. Day 90
   5-8 paying resellers active; referral leads emerging in community

Pricing.

Three ways in, depending on how much you want to build yourself.