Own Corporate Sponsor Prospector.

What you'd own.

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

• ●Brand identity and positioning as Corporate Sponsor Prospector
• ●High-converting landing page and email copy templates
• ●AI agent architecture and prospect-ranking algorithm design
• ●Financial model with 3 pricing tiers and churn curves
• ●Outbound playbook: cold email sequences, LinkedIn tactics, AFP conference strategy
• ●Nonprofit development director persona and buyer research
• ●Existing customer roster and success playbooks from $42k Year 1 baseline

What Roll Digital builds for you.

Custom scope to take Corporate Sponsor Prospector from MVP shell to operating business.

• ▸Prospect data backend with real-time corporate sponsor intelligence scoring
• ▸Multi-step email outreach engine with personalization and delivery tracking
• ▸Nonprofit admin dashboard for prospect research, filtering, and campaign management
• ▸Stripe billing integration across 3 tiers with usage tracking and seat limits
• ▸Email authentication and deliverability infrastructure to avoid spam filters
• ▸Multi-tenant auth with email signup, Google OAuth, and team collaboration
• ▸Churn analytics dashboard showing sponsor-win patterns and feature usage
• ▸API for integrating with Salesforce, HubSpot, and QuickBooks accounting

Why this could work.

25,000 US nonprofits with development staff represent real TAM, each spending $1,500 annually on fundraising tools. Your existing GTM delivers 12-15 demos monthly with 15-20% close rates. Nonprofits are professionalizing their giving programs, and warm relationship-building is increasingly systematic rather than ad hoc. Early product traction proves model viability at this price point and buyer profile.

What you'd risk.

Nonprofits win corporate sponsors through board relationships and warm introductions, not data mining. High early churn (1-2 months) happens when buyers realize that cold outreach using this tool rarely closes. CSR priorities shift annually, making prospect intelligence stale unless you refresh data constantly (expensive, margin-eroding). Tight nonprofit budgets and free alternatives (LinkedIn, GrantStation, internal rolodex) pressure pricing power.

Who this fits.

Best fit is a former nonprofit fundraiser or development director with existing relationships in the AFP community, or a B2B SaaS founder comfortable with outbound sales and technical product strategy. You will need to run 12-15 demos monthly personally to prove GTM. Existing nonprofit consulting agency or fundraising software vendor could bolt this on strategically.

Timeline.

From contract signing to operating business.

1. Day 1
   Ownership of playbook, customer roster, product spec, and brand assets
2. Week 1
   Engineering kickoff, production roadmap finalized, customer interviews begin
3. Week 3
   Prospect intelligence backend live with corporate data integration
4. Week 6
   Email automation and Stripe billing deployed, internal testing
5. Day 90
   Production ready, GTM engines live, first cohort of new customers onboarded

Pricing.

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