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The first release keeps growing
Separate the central user journey from features that can wait.
Development
SaaS development
SaaS development company for MVPs and platforms. Custom SaaS applications with user accounts, role-based access, subscriptions, admin tools and a practical delivery plan.
$1,499MVP from
$399Discovery, credited
$1,999Build capacity /mo
Start with the product people need to use.
Your first release needs a clear problem, a defined audience and a manageable scope. We work through those decisions before building accounts, product workflows and billing around them.
A good fit for
Founders defining an MVP, teams extending a product or businesses turning a proven workflow into software.
First-time foundersProduct teamsAgencies productisingInternal tool to productSubscription businessesB2B SaaS
What we work toward
A reviewable product scope and a first release built around a useful customer workflow.
Common problems.
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Roles and billing are unclear
Accounts, permissions and subscription behaviour need to follow the product model.
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Operation is an afterthought
Deployment, monitoring and product ownership still matter after the first demo.
What the work covers.
The final scope depends on your current setup and priorities. These are the main areas we cover.
Product scoping
Roles, user journeys, MVP boundaries and a delivery plan that separates essentials from later ideas.
Application development
Customer-facing workflows, dashboards and APIs with clear ownership of data and permissions.
Billing & integrations
Subscriptions and external services connected to the actual product model and tested through lifecycle changes.
Deployment & operation
Environment setup, deployment, monitoring and handover for the people running the product.
From one core job to an operable SaaS product.
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Define the core journey
Choose the customer, the task and the end-to-end result the first SaaS release must deliver.
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Design identity and data
Model accounts, organizations, roles, tenant boundaries and the records that need an audit history.
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Connect billing and services
Implement subscription states, webhooks, notifications and required APIs with clear failure handling.
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Release and operate
Ship reviewable slices, provide administration tools and establish logs, backups and product support ownership.
Custom SaaS development can include an MVP, multi-tenant application architecture, user accounts, role-based access, subscription billing, admin dashboards, APIs and release operations.
A SaaS build organized around usable releases.
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Validate the first scope
Separate the essential customer journey from roadmap ideas and identify commercial assumptions to test.
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Set architecture boundaries
Define data ownership, authorization, integrations, environments and operational responsibilities.
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Build vertical slices
Deliver complete pieces of the product that can be reviewed through the interface, backend and admin workflow.
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Launch and observe
Verify onboarding and billing, release with monitoring, and prioritize later work from customer and operating evidence.
Build the smallest product that completes the job.
A useful first SaaS release lets a defined customer complete a valuable task from start to finish. We work through that task, who pays for it and what an administrator needs to support it. This keeps the first scope small and shows dependencies early.
Application planning covers accounts, organization membership, roles, the data each user can access and the changes that need an audit trail. For a multi-tenant product, access boundaries belong in the backend as well as the interface. We define test cases around those boundaries instead of relying on hidden navigation items.
Subscriptions introduce their own lifecycle. A checkout redirect alone does not describe whether a subscription is active, overdue, cancelled or awaiting confirmation. We integrate the chosen provider, plan webhook processing and define how the product responds to each billing state. The provider's eligibility and commercial terms remain outside the development scope.
We deliver through reviewable releases with an administration workflow and an operational handover. The hosting plan, logs, backup approach and account ownership are agreed alongside product features. You can then plan later roadmap work from how customers use the first release instead of from a long list of assumptions.
What we check before handover.
A complete core journey
Sign-up, the main product task and the supporting admin workflow tested together.
Access boundaries
Roles and organization-level access checked using users who should and should not see the same records.
Billing lifecycle
Provider callbacks and subscription-state changes handled independently of the customer's browser session.
Operational ownership
Deployment, configuration, error reporting and handover responsibilities recorded for the product team.
Vertical slices reviewed end to end
Access checked with real user roles
Billing webhooks handled server-side
Source code and accounts are yours
Pick the scope that fits
Starter
MVP
From $1,499/ project
For founders who need one complete customer flow with accounts and billing.
- One end-to-end user flow
- Accounts and roles
- Subscription billing
- Admin basics
- Deployed with monitoring
Growth
Platform
From $4,499/ project
For teams building a multi-tenant product with admin tools and APIs.
- Multi-tenant organisations
- Role-based access
- Integrations and APIs
- Admin and support tools
- Billing lifecycle tested
Scale
Build capacity
$1,999/ month
Ongoing product development after launch.
- Discovery from $399, credited to the build
- Monthly development capacity
- Weekly demos
- Code in your repository
Discovery workshops start at $399 and the fee is credited to the build. Ongoing capacity costs $1,999/month.
Can you help scope an MVP?
Yes. We identify the customer, the problem and the minimum complete workflow worth releasing. The resulting scope distinguishes launch requirements from later roadmap ideas and lists the assumptions you still need to test.
Can you build a multi-tenant application?
Yes. We can design organization membership, roles and tenant-aware data access. The exact isolation model depends on the product and risk profile. A tenant field in the database is not enough on its own. Isolation needs explicit backend rules and tests.
Can you integrate subscriptions?
Yes, with a supported billing provider. We define plans, access rules, webhook handling and cancellation behaviour. Account approval, transaction costs, tax configuration and the commercial subscription terms are agreed separately.
Who owns the source code and accounts?
Ownership and handover are defined in the project agreement. We identify repositories, hosting accounts, provider subscriptions and third-party licenses before delivery so the operating arrangements are clear.
Do you also build the admin dashboard?
Yes, when included in the scope. We plan the actions needed to manage customers, review records and resolve operational issues. Administrative permissions should be limited to the people who need them.
Can you improve an existing SaaS product?
Yes. We start with the codebase, deployment process and the problem you want to solve. A bounded technical review can identify whether a focused feature, refactor or platform change is the appropriate next step.
How do you price a SaaS build?
The estimate follows discovery into workflows, data, integrations and non-functional requirements. A small product with one clear workflow is a very different job from a marketplace or a mature multi-tenant platform.
Do you provide support after release?
We can agree ongoing maintenance and roadmap work. Support coverage, incident communication and response targets must be written into that agreement. The initial build does not include them by default.
Ready to start with SaaS development? Book a free call
A free 15-minute call, then a written scope and estimate. No obligation, no sales script.