Own Git Ship.

What you'd own.

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

• ●Git Ship brand, domain, and social media accounts
• ●Landing page with tested conversion optimization
• ●Production GitHub and Twitter API integration code
• ●Customer outreach playbook and Product Hunt strategy
• ●Financial model and unit economics calculations
• ●Initial customer base and usage analytics
• ●Copywriting templates and email nurture sequences

What Roll Digital builds for you.

Custom scope to take Git Ship from MVP shell to operating business.

• ▸Production FastAPI backend with GitHub and Twitter OAuth flows
• ▸Stripe subscription billing at $15 per month recurring
• ▸Multi-tenant architecture with email and social login
• ▸Automated commit parsing and social card generation system
• ▸Rate limit handling and API failure recovery logic
• ▸Admin dashboard showing customer metrics and revenue
• ▸Email onboarding sequences and in-product user guidance

Why this could work.

The build-in-public movement is genuinely active among indie developers who list GitHub as their portfolio. Unit economics improve significantly above 200 paying customers, roughly three thousand monthly recurring revenue. Twitter remains the only real-time social network for developers, and native GitHub sharing is still weak. Product Hunt can reach your exact audience with near-zero acquisition cost. The founder playbook is proven.

What you'd risk.

Twitter's API pricing and rate limits have decimated similar developer tools. Your core audience habitually clones free GitHub Actions instead of paying SaaS. The addressable market for build-in-public developers is demonstrably small, realistically capping at 200 to 300 paying users. GitHub could launch native commit sharing without notice. Profitability requires either unpredictable viral adoption or aggressive cost cutting.

Who this fits.

Best fit is a solo founder or small agency with existing developer reach on Twitter or GitHub. You need comfort managing API dependencies and moving fast on product iteration. Ideal owner has shipped a SaaS product before and understands developer buying patterns. Requires some technical credibility and existing audience to bootstrap early traction.

Timeline.

From contract signing to operating business.

1. Day 1
   Receive codebase, financial model, customer list, GTM playbook
2. Week 1
   Deploy production backend, verify API integrations, set up monitoring
3. Week 3
   Launch public beta with existing audience, gather feedback
4. Week 6
   Onboard first ten paying customers, optimize conversion metrics
5. Day 90
   Evaluate product-market fit signals and plan next phase

Pricing.

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