Own Image Resizer for Exam Portals.

What you'd own.

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

• ●Landing page and SEO-optimized content targeting exam specification queries
• ●Product codebase with freemium enforcement and watermark system
• ●Financial model and GTM playbook for SEO-driven acquisition
• ●Database of exam portal image specifications and update protocol
• ●Customer acquisition strategy targeting seasonal exam application windows
• ●Brand identity and positioning within exam prep SaaS

What Roll Digital builds for you.

Custom scope to take Image Resizer for Exam Portals from MVP shell to operating business.

• ▸Production backend on FastAPI with Postgres for image processing
• ▸Stripe billing integration across free, one-time, and monthly tiers
• ▸Email and Google OAuth authentication with freemium account management
• ▸Image watermarking and usage-limit enforcement system
• ▸Database schema for portal specifications with admin update interface
• ▸SEO-optimized landing page, signup, and pricing flows
• ▸30-day customer success support and onboarding process
• ▸Analytics dashboard tracking conversion, churn, and image processing volume

Why this could work.

The exam portal image specification problem is consistent and global: 45M candidates face friction annually. A 2% freemium-to-paid conversion rate on $10/year average supports $5k-30k ARR even at modest scale. SEO targeting exam specification queries reduces customer acquisition cost. Seasonal demand spikes during application windows create predictable revenue if you rapidly update portal spec databases. The moat is maintenance-heavy but defensible for an attentive operator.

What you'd risk.

Free tools eliminate most willingness to pay: users find iLoveImg or a phone crop tool in 30 seconds. Portal spec maintenance is the core moat but also the operational burden. Seasonal demand spikes make cash flow lumpy and CAC hard to amortize across 12 months. Off-season revenue approaches zero, straining payroll and marketing. The 20% success probability reflects these structural headwinds. Year 1 take-home is negative despite best-case ARR of $105k.

Who this fits.

This fits a solo founder or operator with existing SEO chops or exam prep connections. You need operational discipline to maintain the portal spec database and execute seasonal GTM spikes. A technical co-founder helps, but marketing velocity and freemium conversion matter more than pure engineering. Prior SaaS experience managing churn and CAC payback is valuable. Expect to wear ops, customer success, and marketing roles through Year 1.

Timeline.

From contract signing to operating business.

1. Day 1
   Receive all assets, codebase, financial models, and GTM documentation
2. Week 1
   Deploy FastAPI backend, Postgres database, and Stripe billing integration
3. Week 3
   Launch freemium product with watermark enforcement and usage caps
4. Week 6
   Release SEO-optimized landing page and begin organic customer acquisition
5. Day 90
   Go-to-market launch, monitor freemium conversion, begin spec database maintenance

Pricing.

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