Own Woodshop AI.

What you'd own.

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

• ●Brand identity, domain, and landing page for Woodshop AI
• ●Financial model with year-one unit economics and pricing
• ●Facebook and Instagram ad creative and targeting playbook
• ●YouTube tutorial template library for how-to content
• ●Google Maps shop outreach list and email sequences
• ●Product roadmap and technical architecture specification
• ●Fourteen-day free trial and pricing framework

What Roll Digital builds for you.

Custom scope to take Woodshop AI from MVP shell to operating business.

• ▸Production backend with real-time material pricing and bid generation
• ▸Mobile app for crew to log job time and materials
• ▸Stripe billing integration for trial and subscription tiers
• ▸Multi-tenant authentication with email and Google OAuth sign-in
• ▸Daily material cost updates from supplier data feeds
• ▸Analytics dashboard showing bid accuracy and project profitability metrics
• ▸Thirty-day customer onboarding and dedicated shop owner support
• ▸Automated email notifications for bid requests and job completion

Why this could work.

The 50,000-shop TAM is real and underserved by legacy software. YouTube tutorials create trust with skeptical shop owners while free trials reduce decision friction. The GTM combines proven channels: YouTube content marketing, Facebook/Instagram targeting, and direct outreach. The core problem is genuine: custom shops bleed money on manual estimating and time tracking. Execution risk is high, but distribution exists.

What you'd risk.

Material and lumber costs move daily. If the AI generates bids from outdated pricing, shops lose money and blame the software immediately, destroying word-of-mouth. Shop owners aged 45-60 typically resist software adoption and manage bids manually. Converting them requires months of education and personal selling. The biggest adoption blocker: crew workers must adopt mobile time logging during jobs. SMB software repeatedly fails at this user behavior change, even when owners adopt the tool.

Who this fits.

This fits an experienced SaaS operator with existing distribution channels, or an industry insider with direct relationships in carpentry and cabinet shops. You need sales conviction and ability to drive outreach, not engineering skills. Solo SaaS founders will find the education-heavy sales cycle brutal. Best owner: either an agency adding a product tier, or someone with existing shop customer relationships and proven ability to reach that demographic.

Timeline.

From contract signing to operating business.

1. Day 1
   Codebase handoff, development environment setup, customer data review
2. Week 1
   Backend API and material cost database integration functional
3. Week 3
   Mobile job tracking app and authentication system complete
4. Week 6
   Stripe billing, analytics dashboard, and email notification system live
5. Day 90
   Production environment, customer onboarding docs, and launch-ready system

Pricing.

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