Own Poko Motion.

What you'd own.

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

• ●Complete product codebase with demo generation engine
• ●Active customer base with documented churn patterns
• ●Domain, hosting, and all infrastructure credentials
• ●Brand identity including name, logo, and positioning
• ●GTM playbooks for Product Hunt, Twitter, and LinkedIn
• ●Stripe integration with three pricing tier configuration
• ●Customer email list and NPS feedback from early users

What Roll Digital builds for you.

Custom scope to take Poko Motion from MVP shell to operating business.

• ▸Production backend on FastAPI or Node.js with Postgres
• ▸Multi-tenant customer isolation with data security compliance
• ▸Email and OAuth signin with potential SSO for enterprise
• ▸Stripe billing system handling all three pricing tiers
• ▸Custom domain provisioning with automatic SSL certificates
• ▸Video rendering queue with retry logic and monitoring
• ▸Customer analytics dashboard showing usage and demo conversions
• ▸30-day founder success program for initial customer cohort

Why this could work.

The GTM is proven across three channels: Product Hunt for early adopters, Twitter indie communities for validation, and LinkedIn for budget-constrained Series A marketing teams. The pain point is clear: startups can't afford video agencies. With 40,000 potential customers established at $950 annual spend, the TAM exists. Success depends on solving structural churn by expanding beyond one-time demos into ongoing use cases like customer onboarding and sales enablement.

What you'd risk.

VC-backed competitors hold 5,000-10,000+ users each and iterate faster. Your core technology breaks on auth-walled B2B apps (the highest-value customers), requiring manual workarounds that destroy product magic. Worse: demo creation is a one-time event. Customers make their launch video and churn. Expanding into recurring use cases like onboarding or sales enablement is unproven and requires different GTM. Unit economics are negative at $49-99 pricing. You need either massive volume or successful product expansion.

Who this fits.

This suits a founder-operator with existing reach into Series A startups: through an agency, consulting practice, or personal brand in indie hacker communities. You need comfort with direct sales (LinkedIn outreach) and customer retention work. This is not a product to build from scratch; it requires operational discipline for GTM and expansion. SaaS experience helps but isn't required if you can hire for technical depth or partner with a co-founder.

Timeline.

From contract signing to operating business.

1. Day 1
   Receive codebase, customer list, GTM playbooks, financial records
2. Week 1
   Migrate to production infrastructure, configure Stripe billing system
3. Week 3
   Launch staging with email, Google OAuth, analytics live
4. Week 6
   Production launch with custom domains, monitoring, and logging
5. Day 90
   Analyze first cohort retention, decide on expansion path

Pricing.

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