Own Treddit.

What you'd own.

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

• ●Landing page with freemium conversion flow and pricing structure
• ●Reddit API integration layer and subreddit discovery algorithm
• ●Product Hunt launch strategy and Reddit community distribution playbook
• ●Financial model with ARR forecasts and unit economics assumptions
• ●Customer outreach plays targeting digital marketers and growth teams
• ●Freemium SaaS architecture with tier-based usage limits and analytics

What Roll Digital builds for you.

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

• ▸Backend API with Reddit data ingestion and subreddit ranking
• ▸Stripe billing integration for three tier pricing model
• ▸User authentication with email and Google SSO support
• ▸Dashboard with real-time community metrics and export capabilities
• ▸Rate limiting and cost controls around Reddit API usage
• ▸Email onboarding sequence for Product Hunt and Reddit audiences
• ▸Analytics pipeline tracking conversion and churn by user segment

Why this could work.

The GTM is Reddit-native: launch on Product Hunt, distribute in r/entrepreneur and r/startups. TAM is concrete at 60k potential buyers actively doing community-led growth work. The job-to-be-done is clear: finding high-intent communities faster than Reddit search or manual research. Early adopters have immediate ROI visibility through follower growth or engagement metrics. Freemium motion lets buyers validate before converting to paid.

What you'd risk.

Reddit API pricing is unpredictable and potentially catastrophic. They killed third-party apps in 2023 and can restrict or reprice data access with minimal warning, eliminating unit economics overnight. Free alternatives already solve the core problem adequately: Reddit search, Redditlist.com, manual browsing. Reddit is building native advertiser and community discovery tools, meaning your market could evaporate when they ship competing features. Low willingness-to-pay combined with high customer acquisition costs could make unit economics unsustainable.

Who this fits.

This fits a bootstrapped SaaS founder, agency operator with existing customer relationships, or growth team lead at early-stage startup. You need comfort with API risk and Reddit dynamics. Low year-1 profitability means this is for operators with capital to weather the trough or existing revenue to sustain operations. Ideally someone who can run ads and organic distribution on Reddit themselves, reducing customer acquisition costs significantly versus default GTM.

Timeline.

From contract signing to operating business.

1. Day 1
   Receive MVP, financials, GTM playbook, founder research notes.
2. Week 1
   Deploy to production, configure Stripe, setup custom domains.
3. Week 3
   Launch closed beta with 50-100 power users from network.
4. Week 6
   Execute Product Hunt launch, coordinate Reddit community distribution.
5. Day 90
   Reach 150-200 paid customers, validate unit economics sustainability.

Pricing.

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