Own Legacy Code Modernizer.

What you'd own.

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

• ●Brand identity: Legacy Code Modernizer and market positioning
• ●Outbound sales templates targeting VPs and CTOs at financial firms
• ●Landing page, website, and marketing collateral
• ●Pilot-to-expansion sales playbook with $8k-to-$15k pricing model
• ●Product roadmap and LLM integration architecture spec
• ●Early customer relationships and warm introduction list
• ●30-day customer success and onboarding playbook

What Roll Digital builds for you.

Custom scope to take Legacy Code Modernizer from MVP shell to operating business.

• ▸Production-grade LLM API wrapper for code analysis and migration suggestions
• ▸Multi-tenant SaaS backend on FastAPI with Postgres database
• ▸Web dashboard for code upload, migration preview, and execution
• ▸Stripe billing integration across pilot and team license tiers
• ▸Enterprise authentication with email, SSO, and custom domain support
• ▸API for enterprise codebase integration and CI/CD pipeline connection
• ▸Cost monitoring and API budget controls to manage LLM expenses
• ▸Initial customer success support and hands-on onboarding for pilots

Why this could work.

The pain is quantifiable: 25,000 mid-market enterprises with legacy modernization budgets. Finance and insurance face the highest COBOL debt density, making them natural targets for focused outbound. The GTM is proven: small pilots at $8k expand to team licenses at $15k. Developer tooling budgets are approved and growing. Success depends on executing the outbound motion and proving code quality on real monoliths.

What you'd risk.

Entrenched competitors ship migration features within tools already trusted and installed. Enterprise sales cycles run three to six months through security, procurement, and IT approval. LLM API costs scale unpredictably with codebase size, eroding margins on large deals. At 4% close rate, hitting 40+ customers in twelve months requires heavy SDR investment that compresses profitability. Product differentiation against GitHub and Amazon remains unproven.

Who this fits.

This suits a technical founder or operator with existing relationships in finance, insurance, or enterprise software. You need experience navigating multi-month B2B sales cycles and access to warm introductions in target verticals. The role demands execution on both product quality and outbound sales discipline. A non-technical founder paired with an engineering advisor, or a strong salesperson paired with technical depth, works better than either operating solo.

Timeline.

From contract signing to operating business.

1. Day 1
   Receive codebase, GTM playbook, customer contacts, and technical architecture docs
2. Week 1
   Deploy backend to production, configure LLM API, review sales templates
3. Week 3
   Launch outbound campaign to warm list, book first qualified demos
4. Week 6
   Close first pilot customer or achieve advanced stage in pipeline
5. Day 90
   Two pilots running, team expansion plan underway, second customer in negotiation

Pricing.

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