Ship a cloud-native SaaS that scales with customers instead of breaking under them — with multi-tenancy, billing, and operations built in from day one.
SaaS Development is the end-to-end build of a multi-tenant platform that can scale from your first paying customer to your thousandth without a rewrite in the middle. We handle the architecture, the billing, the permissions model, and the operational plumbing — so you can focus on the product that customers pay for, not the infrastructure underneath it.
The full product build: multi-tenant architecture, authentication and RBAC, core feature development, and a delivery cadence that ships improvements every sprint instead of every quarter.
Stripe, Paddle, or your in-house billing layer — wired into the product cleanly with plan hierarchies, usage metering, dunning, invoicing, and tax handling. Revenue ops stops being a monthly CSV reconciliation.
Load-tested architecture, observability, CI/CD, and infrastructure-as-code — so adding customers, regions, and features doesn’t mean adding weekend pages for your on-call engineer.
SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA — we build the logging, access control, and data residency primitives into the platform early, not retrofit them three weeks before the enterprise deal.
A live, multi-tenant product in production with signup, billing, core workflows, and admin tooling — ready to take real payments on day one of launch, not month three.
Documented architecture, data model, and operations runbook — including on-call rotation, rollback procedures, and an incident playbook that assumes the person reading it is not you.
Automated pipelines, feature flags, metrics, logs, and tracing wired in from day one. Deployments are boring, outages get diagnosed in minutes, and nobody SSHes into production to ‘just check something’.
RBAC, audit logs, encryption in transit and at rest, and the evidence your future SOC 2 auditor is going to ask for — collected incrementally as we build, not scraped together in a panic.
A paid MVP in 12 weeks means the business model gets validated against real customer cards, not focus-group sentiment. Revenue feedback shortens every downstream decision.
Multi-tenant architecture, caching layers, and horizontal scaling designed for your 100u00d7 scenario from the start — so growth never triggers an emergency re-platforming project.
SOC 2 / ISO 27001 / GDPR primitives baked in from day one: audit logs, granular RBAC, encryption, and data isolation. Large customers pass procurement review without asking for retrofits.
Infrastructure tuned per-tenant with observability into usage patterns, so your COGS curve stays under your pricing curve as volume grows — not the other way around.
CI/CD, feature flags, self-serve admin tools, and automated monitoring mean the team ships features instead of fighting fires. Smaller on-call rotation, quieter Slack.
SSO, audit logs, data export, admin delegation, and custom contracts unlock deals above $50K ARR — without rewriting the platform or delaying the enterprise procurement cycle.
Depends on data sensitivity, unit economics, and compliance. Pooled is cheapest and easiest to operate — right for most B2B SaaS. Siloed (per-tenant database or even per-tenant infra) is for regulated industries and enterprise contracts that demand it. Bridged sits in the middle. We pick during architecture, not during crisis, and the decision is documented with trade-offs.
Node.js/TypeScript or Python on the backend; PostgreSQL + Redis for data; React, Vue, or Next.js on the front end. Deployed on AWS or GCP with Terraform and a CI/CD pipeline your team can read. Stripe or Paddle for billing. Exceptions get made when the product requires — for real reasons, not for engineer comfort.
Yes — we build the primitives (audit logs, RBAC, encryption, access reviews, change management) into the product from day one so the certification project later is evidence-collection, not re-engineering. We don’t do the audit ourselves; we work alongside your compliance partner (Drata, Vanta, Secureframe) and make sure the product actually backs the controls they document.
Twelve weeks to a billable MVP is realistic for a focused scope: signup, multi-tenancy, core feature loop, billing, and admin tooling. Everything beyond that (integrations, advanced permissions, compliance artifacts, enterprise features) gets sequenced into post-MVP phases so cash flow starts while we keep building.
