Own QRever.

What you'd own.

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

• ●Brand identity, landing page, and messaging tested with restaurant owners
• ●Proven GTM playbook: SEO strategy and Facebook micro-targeting ad templates
• ●Financial model with Year 1 projections and customer acquisition cost math
• ●Customer list from initial validation and outreach attempts
• ●Product design spec for the QR code generation and hosting system
• ●Founder insights on restaurant operator pain points and buying patterns

What Roll Digital builds for you.

Custom scope to take QRever from MVP shell to operating business.

• ▸Production backend on Python FastAPI with PostgreSQL for QR data persistence
• ▸Stripe payment processing for one-time $29 purchases and customer management
• ▸QR code generation, custom branding, and static file hosting infrastructure
• ▸Admin dashboard for sales tracking, customer emails, and basic analytics
• ▸Landing page optimized for SEO and Facebook ad conversion
• ▸Email automation for purchase confirmation, menu setup guides, and support
• ▸Production deployment, DNS management, and SSL certificate infrastructure

Why this could work.

The TAM is genuine and underserved: 400k restaurants without paid QR solutions or locked into monthly fees. The $29 one-time price eliminates subscription friction that drives restaurant operators crazy. Micro-targeted Facebook ads to restaurant-owner groups are dirt-cheap and reach motivated buyers. The unit economics at scale work if you hit 2-3k customers year one, turning the math positive fast.

What you'd risk.

Free QR generators make the value prop brittle. QR code urgency is post-COVID fatigue, not permanent demand. One-time revenue means you rebuild the customer cohort from zero every year with no retention leverage. Dynamic menus require hosted infrastructure you subsidize forever or the customer's QR breaks. The switcher pool is thin. New restaurant openings are maybe 50k per year. Viral growth is unlikely.

Who this fits.

Best fit is a micro-SaaS founder or solo agency operator who already knows direct-to-small-business sales. Should have conviction that QR menus still solve a real problem or can pivot the asset. Needs resilience with the one-time revenue model and willingness to hunt for new customers every cycle. Someone who can run the Facebook ads and SEO work in-house to keep CAC under $8.

Timeline.

From contract signing to operating business.

1. Day 1
   Acquire codebase, landing page, customer list, analytics, and brand assets
2. Week 1
   Set up production environment, payment processing, and analytics instrumentation
3. Week 3
   Launch public product with SEO-optimized landing page and Facebook campaigns
4. Week 6
   First revenue in, customer feedback on QR generation and support gathered
5. Day 90
   100-300 customers acquired, customer success patterns identified, growth strategy locked

Pricing.

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