Own Scripture Graph.

What you'd own.

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

• ●Source code including graph visualization, backend, and authentication systems
• ●Customer list, usage metrics, and early user feedback data
• ●Brand identity, domain name, and positioning research documentation
• ●GTM playbook targeting sermon prep searches and seminary outreach
• ●Financial model with unit economics and three-tier pricing strategy
• ●Landing page, email templates, and conversion flow documentation

What Roll Digital builds for you.

Custom scope to take Scripture Graph from MVP shell to operating business.

• ▸Production backend with graph database for theological content and query optimization
• ▸Stripe billing supporting individual and church subscription tiers with license management
• ▸Multi-tenant architecture with role-based access for personal and institutional users
• ▸Email and Google authentication with denomination directory integration for church outreach
• ▸Interactive graph visualization interface optimized for sermon preparation workflows
• ▸Content management system for scripture passages and theological connection curation
• ▸Onboarding flows and video tutorials explaining graph navigation for first-time users
• ▸Email automation for trial-to-paid conversion, churn reduction, and customer retention

Why this could work.

The GTM is targeted and executable: sermon-prep content marketing reaches active buyers, while seminary professor outreach creates institutional credibility. The 750K TAM is concentrated and reachable. Church licensing at 50-100/mo has better unit economics than individual subscriptions. Graph visualization differentiates from Logos for serious study leaders and small-group directors willing to adopt new tools. Free trial reduces friction. Success requires overcoming theological trust barriers through early pastoral endorsements, but the audience segment is real and underserved.

What you'd risk.

Logos Bible Software owns the serious buyer segment with years of interconnected content and existing user sunk costs. Free AI (ChatGPT, Claude) satisfies 80% of casual study queries, compressing TAM to power users only. Denominational trust barriers remain high: many view AI-generated theological connections skeptically, requiring significant pastoral endorsement to unlock institutional adoption. The graph interface is technically sophisticated but unfamiliar to the target audience, risking high churn if users don't perceive immediate value without a steep learning curve.

Who this fits.

This business fits a theological content creator with an existing audience (podcast, newsletter, YouTube), or a SaaS operator experienced in EdTech GTM and retention. You need distribution channels into churches and seminaries, not just technical chops. Ideal owner has pastoral credibility or deep relationships with denomination leadership. Solo technical founders without church network or content marketing experience will struggle with customer acquisition and theological trust-building.

Timeline.

From contract signing to operating business.

1. Day 1
   Receive codebase, customer list, GTM playbook, financial model, brand assets
2. Week 1
   Launch initial customer outreach and deploy production infrastructure for trial signups
3. Week 3
   Payment processing and multi-tenant auth live, collect pastor and professor feedback
4. Week 6
   Onboarding tutorials deployed, graph interface optimized for sermon prep workflows
5. Day 90
   Target 50 paid subscribers or identify market validation blockers requiring pivot

Pricing.

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