Build a SaaS platform that can carry paying customers
We handle the parts that decide whether a SaaS product survives contact with real customers: tenancy model, billing, permissions, onboarding, observability and cost per tenant.
From concept to a platform that scales and bills
- Typical MVP to first customer
- 8–14 wks
- Uptime target architecture
- 99.9%
- Cost visibility
- Per tenant
Stack: Next.js · Node.js · PostgreSQL · Redis · Docker · AWS · Vercel
Overview
SaaS Product Development
Building a demo is straightforward. Building a platform that isolates tenants, bills reliably, onboards without hand-holding and stays affordable at a thousand accounts is a different discipline.
We design the tenancy and permission model first, because it is the hardest thing to change later. Subscription billing, trials, plan limits and usage metering are built in from the start rather than retrofitted after the first customer asks for an invoice.
Infrastructure is defined as code with observability from day one, so you know your cost per tenant and your reliability numbers before an investor or a customer asks.
What this service actually covers
Multi-tenant architecture
Tenant isolation, data partitioning and per-tenant configuration designed for scale.
Subscription billing
Plans, trials, usage metering, proration, dunning and invoicing that finance can rely on.
Access control
Organisations, teams, roles and granular permissions with SSO where enterprise buyers require it.
Product analytics
Activation, retention and feature-usage instrumentation built into the product.
Deliverables
Everything you receive
- Product and technical architecture
- Multi-tenant application
- Billing and subscription integration
- Onboarding and trial flow
- Admin and customer success tooling
- Infrastructure as code
- Observability, alerting and runbooks
- Scaling and cost model
Engagement
How it runs
- 01
Model
Tenancy, pricing and permission model agreed before implementation begins.
- 02
MVP
The narrowest product a paying customer would use, built to production standards.
- 03
Harden
Billing, onboarding, observability and load testing ahead of general availability.
- 04
Scale
Iterate on activation and retention data, and optimise cost per tenant as volume grows.
FAQ
Before you commit
Eight to fourteen weeks for a focused MVP that can take a paying customer, depending on the complexity of the core workflow and required integrations.
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