Own CourtReady.

What you'd own.

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

• ●CourtReady brand name, domain, logo, and existing landing page design
• ●Proven cold email playbook targeting office managers at litigation firms
• ●Customer list of early adopters and qualified prospect database from outreach
• ●Financial model with monthly cohort analysis and year 1 ARR projections
• ●Product specification for multiparty calendar coordination and conflict detection
• ●Founder research on litigation scheduling pain points and office manager workflows
• ●Brand positioning documentation and ABA conference sponsorship strategy

What Roll Digital builds for you.

Custom scope to take CourtReady from MVP shell to operating business.

• ▸Production API with live calendar synchronization and conflict detection
• ▸Stripe billing for three tier subscriptions and recurring monthly renewals
• ▸Multitenant authentication system with email and Google OAuth support
• ▸Email and SMS reminder automation for depositions and mediations
• ▸Custom scheduling links for opposing counsel and court reporter invites
• ▸Office manager dashboard for recurring deposition scheduling and templates
• ▸Analytics dashboard tracking user adoption and scheduling efficiency metrics
• ▸Customer onboarding flows and email support response templates

Why this could work.

The target TAM spans 48,000 US litigation firms that spend 1,200 dollars yearly on scheduling tooling. Cold email has proven it works: 25 demos monthly from a defined, motivated audience. Pricing at 99 dollars monthly aligns with buyer psychology for solo and small firm budgets. The underlying pain point coordinating multiple parties across depositions and mediations is real, immediate, and measurable in daily workflows.

What you'd risk.

Clio, MyCase, and Filevine control the daily workflows of litigation firms and can ship a competitive feature update overnight that commoditizes a standalone product. Adoption across multiple sides remains fundamentally hard; opposing counsel and court reporters often refuse new scheduling tools. Calendly plus shared Google Calendar is often good enough for small firm needs. The probability of meaningful success is only 14 percent, and year 1 financial returns are negative despite growing revenue.

Who this fits.

Ideal owner is a solo SaaS founder or former litigation attorney with existing law firm relationships and capital to sustain 6 months of runway. Must be comfortable with direct cold sales outreach and genuinely understand the challenge of adoption across multiple parties. Industry insider status or a warm legal network is a strong advantage. This fits operators willing to sell initially through personal relationships and warm introductions.

Timeline.

From contract signing to operating business.

1. Day 1
   Receive brand assets, GTM playbook, customer list, and financial model
2. Week 1
   API design, schema finalization, and PostgreSQL database setup
3. Week 3
   Beta backend live with three pilot customers testing deposition scheduling
4. Week 6
   Stripe integration, email automation, and customer dashboard ready
5. Day 90
   30 days of active cold outreach, stable payment processing, and retention metrics

Pricing.

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