Custom SaaS platform development.
Engineered to scale and bill.

• For founders

  SaaS MVP Sprint

  From spec to a launched SaaS in eight weeks.

  • Multi-tenant architecture from the first commit
  • Stripe billing and auth wired in, not bolted on
  • Investor-ready vertical slice on your real stack
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• For operating teams

  Admin Tools Sprint

  The internal tools your ops team actually wants.

  • Audit of current ops tooling and manual workflows
  • Bespoke admin built on your real data model
  • Role-based access, audit logs, and ownership of every action
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• For existing SaaS

  Billing & Subscription Sprint

  Add or rebuild your monetization layer without breaking churn metrics.

  • Stripe, Paddle, or custom billing integration
  • Usage-based metering, proration, and invoicing
  • Subscription analytics dashboard with cohort retention
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Where custom SaaS earns its place.

1. 01 · B2B SaaS

   Multi-tenant ops platforms

   B2B SaaS for sales, support, finance, or HR teams: tenant onboarding, role-based access, audit trail, and the admin surfaces enterprise procurement asks for in week one of the trial.

2. 02 · Vertical SaaS

   Industry-specific platforms

   Vertical SaaS built for the workflow shape of one industry (healthcare, real estate, fintech, logistics) with the compliance, data model, and integrations that vertical actually needs.

3. 03 · Productization

   Internal tools, productized

   Take an internal tool that already runs your business, harden the data model, add tenant isolation and billing, and ship it as a SaaS product. The lowest-risk path to a second revenue line.

4. 04 · Marketplace

   Two-sided marketplace SaaS

   Buyer experience, seller portal, ops backend, and the matching, payments, and dispute-resolution plumbing that lets a marketplace actually run without manual ops every day.

5. 05 · AI-native

   AI-native SaaS

   SaaS with AI built in per tenant: copilots, retrieval over the tenant's own data, intelligent automation, eval harnesses, and per-tenant model selection. AI as a first-class subsystem.

   See our AI Native practice

6. 06 · API platform

   Developer-facing SaaS

   API platforms with API keys, usage metering, rate limits, OpenAPI spec, an SDK in at least one language, docs portal, and the billing layer that turns API calls into revenue.

• SOC 2 Type II

  Security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy controls. Audit logs and access reviews designed in from sprint one so audit time is documentation, not a retrofit.

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• GDPR

  Data subject rights workflows (access, deletion, portability, rectification), lawful basis review, processor agreements, and the data inventory regulators expect.

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• PCI DSS (via Stripe)

  Card data handled by Stripe so the heavy compliance lift is delegated. We architect so card numbers never touch our infrastructure, keeping the PCI scope minimal.

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• OWASP Top 10

  Application security top vulnerabilities reviewed per release: injection, broken auth, IDOR, XSS, security misconfiguration, and the rest. SAST in CI catches the obvious cases.

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• Multi-tenant data isolation

  Schema-per-tenant, Postgres row-level security, or silo-per-tenant picked per the data sensitivity model. Isolation enforced by the database, verified with cross-tenant probing tests.

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• Audit logging

  Comprehensive event log queryable per tenant, retained per the compliance regime, and surfaced in the admin panel so customers can self-serve their own audit needs.

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• HIPAA (when relevant)

  For vertical SaaS in healthcare: BAAs with every PHI-touching processor, encryption at rest and in transit, access logging, and the safeguards the OCR enforcement program looks for.

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• OpenTelemetry

  Vendor-neutral observability standard. Structured logs, distributed traces, and metrics emitted in OTel format so the observability backend stays portable as the product scales.

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Common questions, answered.

• How long does it take to build a custom SaaS?+

  SaaS MVP Sprint: eight weeks to a vertical slice with multi-tenant, auth, and Stripe wired in. Production-grade launch to first paying customer: three to six months depending on admin tooling and billing complexity. Ongoing: product-team retainer for continuous feature delivery and quarterly architecture review.

• What does a custom SaaS build cost?+

  Price varies with the scope of the work. The productized sprints are fixed-price for the scope they cover. A production-grade platform build is quoted after the discovery call, with the number driven by admin tooling depth, billing complexity, integrations, compliance regime, and the tenant scale you are designing for. The discovery call itself is free; you accept the estimate or you do not.

• Should I start multi-tenant from day one, or migrate later?+

  Multi-tenant from day one. The cost difference between greenfield multi-tenant and single-tenant is minimal if you start there. Retrofitting multi-tenancy onto a single-tenant app at month twelve is a six-month project that blocks every other roadmap item. Default plan: multi-tenant from the first commit.

• Stripe, Paddle, or roll our own billing?+

  Stripe by default for North American and most international SaaS. Paddle when merchant-of-record handling of EU VAT or sales-tax compliance is worth more than the take-rate difference. Custom billing only when the pricing model genuinely does not fit either (per-second metering, regulated industries, in-app store rev-share). The discovery brief picks the answer.

• What auth do you recommend (Auth0, Clerk, custom)?+

  Depends on stage and team. Clerk for fast MVP with social, email, and magic-link out of the box. Auth0 when enterprise SSO (SAML, OIDC) and audit certifications are needed early. Custom on top of NextAuth or Lucia when the team has identity-engineering chops and wants long-term cost control. The architecture is designed so the choice is reversible.

• How do you handle tenant data isolation?+

  Per the data sensitivity model. Schema-per-tenant when isolation is regulatory or contractual (healthcare, finance). Row-level isolation with tenant_id enforced by Postgres RLS for standard B2B SaaS. Silo-per-tenant only when scale or compliance forces it. Whatever model we pick, isolation is enforced by the database, not by app code a junior engineer can accidentally bypass.

• Can the SaaS scale from 10 to 10,000 tenants without a rewrite?+

  Yes, if the architecture is right. The pieces that fail at scale are: connection pooling (PgBouncer from the start), query patterns that ignore tenant_id indexing, billing that was not designed for usage-based, and observability that does not break down per-tenant. We design for the 10k-tenant case from sprint one even when the launch target is 10.

• White-label and reseller features: when should we plan for them?+

  Plan for white-label at architecture time even if you do not ship it for a year. Subdomain routing, theming via CSS variables, per-tenant logos and copy, and a content-management layer the customer can administer. Retrofitting white-label after launch is a four-month project. Designing for it on day one is a two-week pattern.

• Who owns the code, the database, and the deploy pipeline?+

  You. From day one. We push to your GitHub organisation, deploy to your cloud account, use your domain registrar and DNS, store secrets in your secret manager, and document everything in your wiki. No proprietary platform you cannot leave; no ongoing dependency on us unless you want one.