Own Code Rescue.

What you'd own.

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

• ●Established brand identity in vibe-coding communities on Reddit, X, Discord
• ●30-minute code audit hook and discovery sales playbook
• ●$800-3k rescue engagement proposal template and pricing framework
• ●$199/mo retainer onboarding and customer success process
• ●Founder persona research and target audience segmentation
• ●Financial model and unit economics spreadsheet
• ●Initial customer list and community relationships seeded

What Roll Digital builds for you.

Custom scope to take Code Rescue from MVP shell to operating business.

• ▸Customer portal for code submissions and rescue project tracking
• ▸Stripe integration for $800-3k rescue payments and retainer billing
• ▸Email-based customer outreach automation for audit-to-rescue conversion
• ▸Community scraper and Reddit/Discord lead generation pipeline automation
• ▸Admin dashboard for rescue project management and customer comms
• ▸Self-hosted deployment option for code review and analysis
• ▸30-day onboarding template and automated customer success flows
• ▸Analytics dashboard tracking CAC, conversion rates, and retention

Why this could work.

The TAM is real: 1.5M non-technical founders on Cursor and Lovable, roughly 5% facing code crises annually. The GTM works: free audits in vibe-coding communities create trust, converting to $800-3k rescues and $199/month retainers. If you retain even 10% of one-time rescue buyers, the unit economics flip from break-even to $8k year-one revenue per customer. You start with brand recognition in communities eager for help.

What you'd risk.

Three hard problems. First: Cursor and Claude Code will likely ship AI self-healing within 12 months, shrinking rescue TAM before you build differentiation. Second: Each rescue is bespoke and one-off, most buyers resist the $199/mo retainer, so you're stuck on a revenue treadmill collecting wins that don't compound. Third: Vibe coders don't know their code is broken until crisis hits, making consistent demand and predictable CAC nearly impossible.

Who this fits.

This suits an operator who either runs a dev services agency and wants productization, or is already embedded in vibe-coding communities with credibility and a network. You need sales discipline to convert rescues to retainers, technical depth to handle diverse AI-generated code, and comfort with unpredictable demand spikes. Solo technical founders do better than marketing-first entrepreneurs here.

Timeline.

From contract signing to operating business.

1. Day 1
   Assets, customer list, and GTM playbook transfer to buyer
2. Week 1
   First code audit hooks posted across Reddit and Discord communities
3. Week 3
   First rescue engagement closes, customer portal in early access
4. Week 6
   Stripe billing live, automated lead generation pipeline running
5. Day 90
   First retainer customer converts, analytics validate CAC and LTV

Pricing.

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