Own JobTrack AI.

What you'd own.

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

• ●Product codebase with freemium job tracking and analytics features
• ●Domain, landing page, and SEO-optimized content playbook
• ●Reddit community engagement strategy and outreach templates
• ●Financial projections, CAC roadmap, and acquisition strategy
• ●Brand identity, messaging, and founder positioning docs
• ●Stripe billing infrastructure with three pricing tiers configured
• ●Email templates and user onboarding flow sequences

What Roll Digital builds for you.

Custom scope to take JobTrack AI from MVP shell to operating business.

• ▸Production backend API with database indexing and optimization
• ▸Stripe subscription billing with tier enforcement and webhooks
• ▸Email automation system for notifications and re-engagement campaigns
• ▸Authentication system with email and Google OAuth support
• ▸Admin dashboard for user analytics and subscription management
• ▸Support for custom domain provisioning and SSL automation
• ▸Automated deployment pipeline and production infrastructure monitoring setup

Why this could work.

A focused TAM of 300K job seekers willing to pay delivers reasonable scale. The SEO-driven GTM targets high-intent content searches, while organic Reddit presence in r/jobs and r/cscareerquestions builds community trust with minimal paid spend. Freemium-to-premium conversion at 4% is conservative against job search urgency. The product directly solves search friction for an audience actively paying for tools when motivated.

What you'd risk.

Customer lifetime averages 3-5 months, making annual churn near 100%. CAC of $30-60 for users paying one or two months doesn't work economically. Competitors like Teal and Huntr own target communities. Year one loses $7K. LinkedIn could instantly ship a native competitor with their user data advantage. Success requires an endless treadmill of new user acquisition with no profitability in sight.

Who this fits.

An existing SaaS operator comfortable with high churn and constant acquisition. Ideal owner has SEO or content marketing expertise, Reddit community standing, and freemium-to-paid conversion experience. This is not a passive asset. You'll manage daily user acquisition, community engagement, and content marketing directly. Best fit: founders who've run previous subscription businesses or built marketing agencies with similar customer acquisition models.

Timeline.

From contract signing to operating business.

1. Day 1
   Codebase, brand assets, and financial model fully transferred to owner
2. Week 1
   Production infrastructure deployed with database and Stripe billing configured
3. Week 3
   Public beta launch with full freemium feature set available
4. Week 6
   Initial SEO content published and Reddit community presence established
5. Day 90
   First paid customers acquired and monthly recurring revenue tracking begins

Pricing.

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