SaaS Development Partner
Multi-tenant, billing, RBAC, and admin tooling shipped properly — from MVP to enterprise scale.
Building SaaS isn't writing CRUD on top of Stripe — it's modelling tenancy correctly the first time, designing billing around real pricing experiments, and shipping the admin tooling your support team will live in for the next decade. We've built SaaS from MVP to enterprise across analytics, fintech, sales, and DevOps.
The saas problems we get called for.
Single-tenant became multi-tenant — painfully
The first 5 customers worked. Customer 6 broke everything. Migrating data into a real org/workspace model under live customers is a six-figure mistake.
Stripe is wired up, but billing logic lives in code
Plan changes mean a deploy. Usage metering is bolt-on. Dunning is manual. Customers can't see their invoices. Your finance team chases prorations on a spreadsheet.
RBAC was 'roles' not real permissions
Three customers in, you're hard-coding 'if user.role === "admin"' and shipping 'enterprise' to people who shouldn't see internal numbers.
Support is impersonating users in production
No internal admin tool, no audit log, no way to refund without a SQL console. One slip and you're notifying customers under GDPR.
How saas engineering should look.
Multi-tenant from day one
Org → workspace → user model done right, with the migration safety to take you to thousands of customers without rewrite.
Stripe done properly
Plans, seats, usage-based metering, prorations, dunning, customer portal, tax (Stripe Tax), and the webhooks engineered with idempotency.
Granular RBAC with audit trail
Real permissions, not roles. SAML / OIDC SSO, SCIM provisioning, and an immutable audit log of every privileged action.
Customer + admin dashboards
Self-serve dashboards for customers; an internal ops console for your team. Saves hundreds of support hours per month.
SOC 2 readiness baked in
Encrypted backups, environment isolation, principle-of-least-privilege, evidence collection. Type 1 audit-ready when you are.
Production-grade observability
Sentry, Datadog or Better Stack, structured logs, dashboards your team actually checks. Issues surface before customers complain.
Outcomes, measured.
Battle-tested for saas.
The capabilities behind the work.
SaaS Product Development
Zero to revenue. Multi-tenant architecture, billing, auth, dashboards, analytics — done properly.
UI / UX Design
Research-led, brand-forward product design that converts users and feels unmistakably premium.
AI Solutions
LLM agents, retrieval pipelines, and ML integrations that unlock real business leverage — not demos.
Recent saas engagements.
Common questions about saas.
Can you take over a SaaS we already started building?+
Yes — about 40% of our SaaS engagements are takeovers. We do a 1-week audit, give you a written assessment of what's healthy and what needs rework, and quote both the rescue and the new work separately.
What does a typical SaaS build cost?+
USD 50–150k for a launch-ready SaaS, USD 150–250k for a more complex multi-tenant platform with SSO + advanced RBAC + usage-based billing. We give fixed pricing after a 30-minute scoping call.
Do you handle GDPR + SOC 2 compliance?+
GDPR baseline (data export, deletion, consent, retention) is standard. SOC 2 Type 1 readiness is a 10–15% adder on the build budget. The audit itself is run via Vanta / Drata / Secureframe — we partner, we don't sub-contract it.
Will we own the source code?+
Yes. IP transfers to you on payment of the relevant invoice. No license fees, no ransom on the repo. You get a clean handover whenever you want one.
Building something in saas?
30-minute scoping call. Concrete plan and fixed pricing in writing within a week.