Own OKF Toolkit.

What you'd own.

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

• ●OKF Toolkit brand, domain, and logo assets
• ●MVP codebase with OKF parsing and conversion logic
• ●SEO content strategy targeting knowledge graph queries
• ●Landing page, signup flow, and freemium gating
• ●Existing customer base and developer outreach playbook
• ●Billing infrastructure for $29/month freemium tier
• ●Technical documentation and founder knowledge transfer

What Roll Digital builds for you.

Custom scope to take OKF Toolkit from MVP shell to operating business.

• ▸Production backend API with OKF data parsing and transformation
• ▸Stripe billing integration for $29/month tier and overage tracking
• ▸Authentication system supporting email and Google single sign-on
• ▸Developer dashboard with usage metrics and data quotas
• ▸Email marketing automation for trial-to-paid conversion funnels
• ▸Technical SEO infrastructure and content management for rankings
• ▸Production database with query optimization for OKF data
• ▸API rate limiting, error handling, and uptime monitoring

Why this could work.

The GTM targets high-intent knowledge graph queries with minimal competition and reaches developers via trusted channels. A real friction point exists between free parsing libraries and the willingness to code custom converters. Modest scale matters: 100-200 paying customers at $29 monthly yields profitable revenue. The audience concentrates in semantic web communities, making outreach direct and cost-effective. Freemium naturally fits a skeptical technical buyer.

What you'd risk.

Google could deprecate OKF with no warning, eliminating the core value prop overnight. The addressable market is tiny, with only 5,000 active developers globally. Free Python libraries and open-source CLI tools already solve this for technical users willing to invest 2 hours. Developers most familiar with the format have the lowest willingness-to-pay. The 14% success probability reflects these structural challenges.

Who this fits.

This fits a bootstrapped SaaS founder or software agency with existing developer credibility and audience. The buyer needs technical understanding of semantic web standards or data engineering. They should be comfortable with slow revenue growth and high customer acquisition friction. A solo operator with dev community relationships or an agency wanting to productize internal tooling would be ideal.

Timeline.

From contract signing to operating business.

1. Day 1
   Code, customer list, and domain ownership transfer to buyer
2. Week 1
   Production API and authentication system deployed to cloud
3. Week 3
   Stripe billing and customer dashboard fully operational
4. Week 6
   SEO content published and organic traffic acquisition begins
5. Day 90
   Customer success processes operational, first cohort data reviewed

Pricing.

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