Build Your SaaS Platform From Zero to Scale

A focused SaaS MVP with authentication, billing, core features and a basic dashboard typically starts from $15,000-$25,000. A full-featured platform with advanced analytics, integrations and multi-tenant complexity can range from $40,000 to $120,000+. We provide a detailed fixed-price proposal after scoping — no vague estimates.

We implement multi-tenancy at the database level — either with separate schemas per tenant or shared tables with row-level security, depending on your scale and compliance requirements. Each approach provides strong data isolation, and we configure it based on your specific security and performance needs.

Yes. We have deep experience with Stripe Billing and build complete subscription management — including plan creation, free trials, upgrades, downgrades, proration, failed payment recovery (dunning), invoicing and customer portal integration. We handle all the edge cases that SaaS billing requires.

A focused SaaS MVP with authentication, billing, core features and a basic dashboard typically takes 10-16 weeks from design to launch. More complex platforms with advanced analytics, integrations and multi-tenant complexity can take 5-9 months. We provide a detailed timeline during scoping.

Yes. We provide ongoing infrastructure scaling, performance optimisation, feature development and technical support as your customer base grows. Most SaaS clients keep us on retainer for continuous iteration based on user feedback and analytics.

An MVP is a focused build covering your core value proposition — authentication, billing, one or two primary features and a basic dashboard — designed to validate market fit with real users. A full product adds advanced analytics, integrations, deeper role-based access and polished onboarding. We recommend starting with a scoped MVP so you can learn from your first customers before investing in complexity.

Multi-tenant architecture means multiple customers (tenants) share the same application infrastructure while keeping their data completely isolated from one another. We build isolated, secure systems where each customer gets their own data space — giving you the operational efficiency of shared infrastructure without compromising data separation or security.

We build granular role and permission systems covering standard tiers such as admin, manager, member and viewer. This includes team workspaces, invite flows and audit logs so account owners can control exactly what each user can see and do inside the platform.

We build real-time metrics, usage analytics, revenue dashboards and customer health scores that give you full visibility into your SaaS business. For product analytics and event tracking we use tools such as Mixpanel and PostHog, and for infrastructure monitoring we integrate Sentry and Grafana.

We follow six structured phases: Discovery (mapping your business model, users and pricing strategy), Design (SaaS-specific UX including onboarding and billing pages), Development (agile sprints with weekly demos), Testing (load testing, security audit and multi-tenant isolation verification), Launch (cloud deployment and beta rollout) and ongoing Support. Each phase has a clear deliverable before the next begins.

Our SaaS stack is React and Next.js with TypeScript and Tailwind CSS on the frontend; Node.js and Express (and Laravel where it fits) with PostgreSQL, MongoDB and Redis on the backend; Stripe Billing and a headless CMS such as Payload for SaaS infrastructure; and AWS or Vercel for hosting. For analytics we integrate Mixpanel, PostHog, Sentry and Grafana depending on project needs. We're a full-stack team, so the exact stack is chosen per product rather than forced.

We handle end-to-end SaaS-specific UX design — including onboarding flows, dashboard layouts, settings panels and billing pages that SaaS users expect. This is built into our Design phase and is part of our standard engagement, not an optional add-on.

We build guided onboarding flows with in-app tooltips, progress tracking and activation funnels designed to convert sign-ups into engaged, paying users. Onboarding is treated as a first-class feature, not an afterthought, because it directly affects trial-to-paid conversion rates.

Yes. We design platforms API-first, delivering well-documented REST and GraphQL APIs that let your customers integrate, automate and extend your platform programmatically. This makes your SaaS extensible from day one and supports partner and marketplace integrations later.

Before any customer sees your product we run load testing, a security audit, comprehensive billing flow testing and multi-tenant isolation verification. These are standard steps in our Testing phase, not extras, because billing and data isolation failures are the highest-risk issues in a SaaS launch.

We have built 8+ SaaS platforms and maintain a 99.9% uptime record across delivered projects, with a 97% client retention rate and over 5 years of experience in SaaS development. These figures reflect our focus on production-grade architecture from the first line of code.

We provide a detailed fixed-price proposal after a scoping session — no vague estimates. This gives you budget certainty before development begins. For ongoing post-launch support and feature iteration, most clients move to a retainer engagement billed at an agreed monthly rate.

All custom code written for your project is your intellectual property upon final payment. We do not retain ownership or licensing rights over your codebase. Any third-party libraries or services used (such as Stripe or Auth0) remain subject to their own licensing terms.

Yes. We can audit and extend existing SaaS codebases, refactor multi-tenant or billing systems, and add missing capabilities such as role-based access or analytics dashboards. The Discovery phase applies equally to greenfield and existing products — we assess what exists before recommending the most efficient path forward.

We deploy on AWS or Vercel depending on your scalability and cost requirements, and our Launch phase includes cloud deployment, monitoring setup and backup configuration. Redis handles caching and session management, and a production-grade database anchors the data layer — PostgreSQL or MySQL for relational needs, MongoDB where a document model fits — giving you a proven infrastructure baseline.