SaaS engineering
We build B2B and consumer SaaS: multi-tenant architecture, billing, roles, integrations and AI features, from a four-week MVP to a production platform.
End-to-end B2B and B2C SaaS platforms.
A lean first release in about four weeks.
Row-level and schema isolation.
Application design for activation.
Fix bottlenecks in a live product.
LLM, RAG and vector search features.
Next.js, Node, Python and PostgreSQL.
Subscription and billing products.
Built with HIPAA requirements in mind.
Hiring and people workflow software.
Reporting and dashboards for customers.
Typical ranges and timelines.
Ranges are typical and depend on scope and integrations. A written quote follows scoping. Timelines assume timely feedback from your side.
A fixed-price core feature set with authentication and Stripe billing. Typical delivery is about 4 weeks once the scope is agreed.
Multi-tenancy, team roles and integrations, paid by milestone. Typical delivery is 8 to 12 weeks.
A senior engineer on a monthly retainer for continuous features and DevOps.
| How we work | Ask any agency | |
|---|---|---|
| Focus | SaaS products | How many SaaS products have they built? |
| Tenancy | Isolation designed up front | How is customer data separated? |
| Billing | Stripe subscriptions and webhooks | Who owns billing edge cases? |
| Operations | CI/CD and monitoring included | Who runs it after launch? |
| Ownership | You own code and accounts | Who owns the repository? |
| Guarantee | Honest estimates, no promises | Be wary of fixed promises |
Describe the product, the customers and the features that matter most.
You get the plan, the architecture outline and a written price range.
Working builds each sprint, then a tested production launch.
A SaaS development agency builds subscription software that many customers use from one codebase. That is more than screens and a database. It means customer accounts, data separation between them, billing, roles, email, integrations and a way to ship updates without downtime.
We work on SaaS products only. If you need a brochure site or a one-off internal tool, we are probably the wrong team. If you want a product with paying customers on it, this is our work.
Decisions about how customer data is separated are hard to change once real data is in the system. We settle the isolation model first, then build billing, roles and integrations on top of it. The tech stack we use is chosen to fit your team and your product, not the other way round.
Typical ranges start at $7,500 to $12,500 for a lean MVP of about four weeks. A production B2B platform is typically $18,000 to $35,000 over 8 to 12 weeks. A dedicated engineer is $5,500 per month. These are typical figures, not a quote. See the pricing page for what moves them.
We build fintech and billing SaaS, healthcare SaaS, HR and ATS platforms and B2B analytics dashboards. The client owns the code and the accounts it pays for.
No. We build new SaaS products from scratch, and we also work on products that are already live. If your product is slow or hard to change, ask about refactoring and scaling. We start by reading the code and the data model, then tell you what we would change first.
Yes, and it is the usual route. A lean MVP covers the core feature set, sign-in and Stripe billing. We design it so multi-tenancy, team roles and integrations can be added later without rewriting what already works, and we say what we left out.
You do. The client owns the code and the accounts it pays for, such as hosting, the repository and the Stripe account. We work in your repository from the start, so there is nothing to hand over at the end and nothing held back.
A lean MVP typically takes about four weeks once the scope is agreed. A production B2B platform typically takes 8 to 12 weeks. Both depend on scope, integrations and how quickly you can review work and give feedback. We say so before you commit.
Message us on WhatsApp or Telegram with what you want to build and who it is for. We talk through the scope, then send a written quote. The ranges on this site are typical, and the quote reflects your actual features and integrations.
RAG lets a model answer from your customers' own content. Here is how it works, where the running costs come from, and the risks to plan for before you ship.
The first Stripe payment is easy. Webhooks, failed cards, proration, refunds and tax are where subscription billing breaks. Here is what to plan for before launch.
A SaaS MVP tests a business question. Here is what to include, what to postpone, and a simple way to sort a feature list before you spend the budget.
Message us on WhatsApp or Telegram with the product idea and the customers it is for.
