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SaaS Platform Development

End-to-end SaaS products with subscription billing, onboarding and an admin console for your team.

Key Capabilities

  • Multi-tenancy with isolated data per account
  • Stripe subscription billing and plan management
  • User onboarding flows and in-app guidance
  • Admin console with customer management tools

Technology Stack

Next.jsStripePostgreSQLPrismaRedisAWS

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overview

We build multi-tenant SaaS products: subscription billing, onboarding, an admin console for your team, and usage analytics. The first version is scoped to what you need to start charging customers; the rest is planned, not promised.

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Key Capabilities

  1. Multi-tenancy with isolated data per account
  2. Stripe subscription billing and plan management
  3. User onboarding flows and in-app guidance
  4. Admin console with customer management tools
  5. Feature flags and usage-based access controls
  6. Metrics, churn signals, and product analytics

how we work

How a project runs

Five stages. Each one ends with something you can read, click or use.

  1. Step 01

    Discovery call

    A 30–45 minute conversation about what you're trying to change and what's slowing it down today. Technical detail is welcome but not expected.

    You get

    A written summary of the problem as we understood it.

  2. Step 02

    Scope and proposal

    We break the work into deliverables, decide what belongs in the first version and what can wait, and put a price on it.

    You get

    A scope document, a delivery plan and a fixed price.

  3. Step 03

    Design and architecture

    Interface flows and technical architecture are decided together, so what gets designed is something that can actually be built and maintained.

    You get

    Clickable screens and a technical plan.

  4. Step 04

    Build

    Development runs in two-week cycles. Each one ends with a working version on a test environment you can open yourself.

    You get

    A running version every two weeks.

  5. Step 05

    Launch and after

    We deploy to production, set up monitoring, train your team, and stay on through the agreed support period.

    You get

    A live system, documentation and a support window.

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