Own Community AI.

What you'd own.

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

• ●Community AI brand identity, logo, and domain
• ●Landing page, email sequences, and GTM playbook
• ●Full Discord and Slack bot codebase and architecture
• ●Pricing tiers, financial model, and customer data
• ●30-day free trial system and onboarding flows
• ●r/discordapp and Discord community targeting strategy
• ●Customer success playbook and support materials

What Roll Digital builds for you.

Custom scope to take Community AI from MVP shell to operating business.

• ▸Production bot infrastructure with multi-tenant Slack and Discord support
• ▸AI moderation engine with hate speech and spam detection
• ▸Stripe billing system for three pricing tiers with usage tracking
• ▸Dashboard for server admins to configure rules and view stats
• ▸Free trial system with automatic conversion to paid after 30 days
• ▸Email sequence system for outreach and trial-to-paid conversion campaigns
• ▸Audit logging and compliance reporting for moderation decisions

Why this could work.

Community moderation at scale is a real pain point, and the TAM of 150k Discord and Slack servers with 500+ members that actively moderate is grounded. Pricing of $49-99/month becomes defensible when tools save admin hours on large servers. The GTM is specific: it targets known communities where moderators congregate and share tool recommendations. Discord and Slack adoption continues, sustaining demand for community tools.

What you'd risk.

The business model faces four compounding headwinds. First: years of free bots have conditioned server owners to expect zero cost. Second: platform risk is existential. Discord and Slack can change permissions or launch native AI moderation with zero notice, making your product obsolete overnight. Third: one viral incident of false-positive bans causes reputation collapse in the tight Discord community. Fourth: budget authority often rests with unpaid or low-wage volunteers with no purchasing power.

Who this fits.

This fits a founder or operator with existing ties to the Discord or Slack moderator ecosystem. Ideally someone who has built or grown a SaaS product before and understands the operational demands of platform-dependent businesses. Community-focused, not just code-focused. An existing agency owner pivoting into product, a solo SaaS founder seeking to diversify, or a community builder with an existing list and credibility.

Timeline.

From contract signing to operating business.

1. Day 1
   Receive bot codebase, customer list, and operational documentation
2. Week 1
   Deploy production environment, enable Stripe billing, launch first trial cohort
3. Week 3
   Begin outreach to r/discordapp and Discord community moderator forums
4. Week 6
   Monitor first trial conversions and collect customer feedback data
5. Day 90
   Evaluate CAC, LTV, and monthly churn rate against projections

Pricing.

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