Own EventHub Campus.

What you'd own.

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

• ●Brand identity, logo, and visual design system
• ●GTM playbook for campus ambassador seeding and retention
• ●Financial model with unit economics and pricing strategy
• ●Landing page, legal docs, and brand guidelines
• ●Product requirements spec for student feed and dashboards
• ●Outreach templates and pitch decks for organizers
• ●Founder persona and initial market research findings

What Roll Digital builds for you.

Custom scope to take EventHub Campus from MVP shell to operating business.

• ▸Production FastAPI backend with PostgreSQL and multi-tenant architecture
• ▸Student web app with event feed, search, and filtering
• ▸Organizer portal with event creation, analytics, and paid upgrades
• ▸University admin dashboard for event moderation and reporting
• ▸Payment processing and billing system via Stripe integration
• ▸Email and push notification system for student engagement
• ▸University calendar API connectors and manual data ingestion workflows
• ▸30-day post-launch support and campus ambassador program management

Why this could work.

The TAM is real: 4,000 US colleges, 3,000 annual hackathons, and 1,500 recruiting companies all need reliable event discovery and student reach. Campus ambassadors provide free, scalable seeding with minimal customer acquisition cost. Once organizers see student eyeballs, they'll pay for featured listings. Universities will pay for compliance and unified administration. This three-sided model creates sustainable margins without competing on free features.

What you'd risk.

The core risk is severe: students won't open an empty feed, organizers won't pay until students are there, and you need both simultaneously. Universities actively protect their official calendars, often blocking scraping or demanding data-sharing fees. Students have near-zero willingness to pay and abundant free alternatives like Discord and Instagram. Even reaching year 2 profitability requires sustained growth discipline. This is genuinely high-risk.

Who this fits.

This fits a founder with existing campus network credibility, either from recruiting, student housing, or Greek life consulting. You need to be comfortable with a 10% success probability, sustained year 1 losses, and the discipline to balance free student acquisition with paid organizer conversion. An industry veteran with a rolodex beats a solo operator here. Bootstrappers should avoid this without institutional backing.

Timeline.

From contract signing to operating business.

1. Day 1
   Product and team transfer, first campus ambassador recruitment begins
2. Week 1
   First campus seeded with events, student app launches with organizer
3. Week 3
   Featured listing sales active, second campus ambassador recruitment underway
4. Week 6
   First university admin license signed, three campuses with consistent seeding
5. Day 90
   Hit $2k-5k monthly recurring revenue from all three revenue streams

Pricing.

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