You own the code
Everything lives in your repository, under your organisation, with your licence. There is no proprietary runtime you have to keep paying us to access.
SaaS development
From idea to a platform you can charge for
A subscription product is mostly the parts customers never see: isolation between tenants, an auth model that holds up, a billing lifecycle that reconciles, and an admin surface that lets you operate without an engineer. We build that deliberately.
Three phases, each ending with something usable
You get a working product at the end of every phase, not only at the end of the engagement.
- Phase 1 Typically 2–4 weeks
Foundation
Tenant model, authentication, roles, database schema and the deployment pipeline. The goal is a real running application with a handful of users, not a prototype.
- Multi-tenant data model and isolation rules
- Auth, sessions and role-based permissions
- Base deployment pipeline and environments
- A walkthrough of the architecture you now own
- Phase 2 Typically 6–12 weeks
Core product
The workflows that define the product, plus the operational surface: billing lifecycle, admin tooling, onboarding and the reporting you need to answer questions about customers.
- Primary user workflows end to end
- Subscription and billing lifecycle integration
- Admin panel, audit log and usage reporting
- Onboarding and trial handling
- Phase 3 Typically 3–6 weeks
Launch
Hardening, load behaviour, monitoring, documentation and a controlled rollout. We leave you with a system your team can operate and change without us.
- Monitoring, alerting and on-call documentation
- Performance work against real traffic patterns
- Full documentation and a handover session
- A maintenance agreement if you want one
Four commitments
No artificial lock-in
We use established tools and documented services. If you ever want to take the project in-house, you can, because nothing we build depends on us to keep running.
Operational from day one
Monitoring, backups and access control are part of the foundation rather than something bolted on at the end.
Priced before it starts
Fixed scope for defined work, with a written specification. We tell you when something is out of scope instead of quietly expanding the budget.
Typical stack
Boring, proven choices
We default to technology with a long record of staying maintainable. Where you already have a preference or an existing platform, we use that instead.
- TypeScript across front end and back end
- Astro or a modern component framework for the front end
- Postgres or an equivalent relational store
- Cloudflare, AWS or your existing platform
- OpenID Connect or your existing identity provider
- Stripe or your existing billing provider
Have a SaaS idea?
Tell us the problem it solves and who pays for it. We will tell you what it takes to get to a first paying customer.