Own Reddox.

What you'd own.

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

• ●Reddox brand name, domain registration, and all assets
• ●Landing page and Product Hunt launch strategy document
• ●Search API integrations with Reddit and X platforms
• ●Stripe billing system configured for $15 pro tier
• ●Community seeding playbook and indie hacker outreach guide
• ●Financial model with Year 1 projections and unit economics
• ●Core Python backend code with search functionality

What Roll Digital builds for you.

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

• ▸Production-grade FastAPI backend with Postgres database and Redis caching
• ▸Stripe billing and subscription management for freemium and pro tiers
• ▸Email authentication plus Google OAuth for user sign-ups
• ▸Custom domain support and automated SSL certificate provisioning for deployment
• ▸Reddit and X API client with rate limiting and error handling
• ▸Search results display with pagination, filtering, and export to CSV
• ▸Saved searches and email alert system for repeated queries
• ▸Analytics dashboard for owner to track conversions and churn

Why this could work.

Reddox targets a specific, vocal audience of indie hackers and growth marketers who spend time on Reddit and X daily. The $15/month price point aligns with their spending patterns. Product Hunt provides launch momentum, while Reddit community seeding offers built-in distribution to your core users. The pain (research taking too long) is real and measurable, meaning the freemium conversion funnel has a foundation of genuine demand.

What you'd risk.

Reddit's commercial API and X's tiered pricing will erode unit economics at scale. The core value (faster signal discovery) doesn't create a daily habit, so users churn after their research sprint. Competitors like native Reddit search and X advanced operators already exist. Without saved searches, alerts, or CRM integration, there's no sticky workflow. Retention is the real blocker, not user acquisition.

Who this fits.

Ideal owner has existing credibility in indie hacker or growth marketing communities, preferably with a Twitter or email list. You're comfortable managing API costs and iterating on product based on churn data. Solo founders or small teams work better than agencies. You should view this as a foundation for a retention-focused tool (with alerts, saved searches, CRM integration) rather than a finished product.

Timeline.

From contract signing to operating business.

1. Day 1
   Receive codebase, domain, branding assets, and financial model
2. Week 1
   Deploy production backend on FastAPI with Postgres and Stripe
3. Week 3
   Launch beta with freemium tier and email sign-ups
4. Week 6
   Submit to Product Hunt and seed initial Reddit communities
5. Day 90
   Go live publicly with analytics, full feature set available

Pricing.

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