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SaaS development
Multi-tenant SaaS products with billing, SSO and analytics, from MVP to scale.
- Typical timeline
- 8–12 weeks to MVP
- Pricing
- Fixed quote
- Team
- Product lead + 3 engineers
Our 3 promises
Your product. Our goal.
Three promises we make on every SaaS build.
Ready to win
Billing, accounts and analytics so you can sell from launch.
Built to scale
Architecture that grows with every new customer.
Tech stack
The stack behind your saas development
Proven, well-supported tools at every layer. Picked for your product, never for our habits.
- ProductTypeScript
- ProductMost requestedNext.js
- PlatformtRPC
- ProductMost requestedReact
- PlatformMulti-tenant
- Billing & authAuth0
- PlatformMost requestedNode.js
- Billing & authClerk
- Billing & authMost requestedStripe
- CloudVercel
- CloudTerraform
- CloudMost requestedAWS
- InsightSegment
- InsightMost requestedPostHog
- InsightSentry
What’s included
What you get
Everything in scope, from first workshop to launch.
01StartMVP scope
The smallest product that proves people will pay.
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MVP scope defines the smallest version of your SaaS product that real customers will pay for, so you can launch and learn quickly. It takes about 1–2 weeks of workshops. You get a prioritised feature list, a pricing model to test and a fixed, itemised quote.
What you get
- Product brief with target customers and the problem solved
- Prioritised feature list for MVP and later releases
- Draft pricing model with plans and limits
- Key user journeys from sign-up to first value
- Fixed, itemised quote and delivery timeline
How it works
- Workshop on your idea, market and competitors
- List features and rank them by customer value
- Agree the MVP line and pricing to test
- Present the brief and fixed quote for approval
Good to know: Talking to a handful of likely customers before discovery gives us real evidence to cut or keep features.
02BuildMulti-tenant core
Accounts, teams, roles and data separation.
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The multi-tenant core is the foundation that lets many customer companies use one product while keeping each one's data fully separate. It covers accounts, teams, roles and single sign-on, built with tools such as Auth0 or Clerk. Getting this right early avoids a costly rebuild when you grow.
What you get
- Sign-up, login and team invitation flows
- Data separation between customer accounts, tested automatically
- Roles and permissions such as owner, admin and member
- Single sign-on for business customers
- Admin console for your team to manage accounts
- Audit log of key account actions
How it works
- Design how tenants, users and roles relate
- Build sign-up, login and team management
- Add SSO and permission checks across the product
- Test data separation before every release
Good to know: Decide early whether larger customers may need their own data region, as UK or EU hosting is easier to plan in from the start.
03BuildBilling
Subscriptions, trials and invoices.
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Billing sets up how customers pay for your product: subscription plans, free trials, upgrades and invoices, built on Stripe. Customers can manage their own plan and payment details without contacting you. Every billing flow is tested end to end before launch.
What you get
- Stripe set up in your own account
- Subscription plans, trials and usage limits
- Self-service upgrades, downgrades and cancellations
- Automatic invoices and receipts with VAT handled
- Failed payment reminders and retry rules
- Billing tests for each plan and scenario
How it works
- Agree plans, prices and trial rules with you
- Connect Stripe and build the checkout
- Add self-service billing and invoice emails
- Test every payment, upgrade and cancellation path
Good to know: Keep plans simple at launch, as two or three tiers are easier to sell and to change once you see real usage.
04BuildAnalytics
Usage tracking so you know what customers do.
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Analytics adds usage tracking to your product so you can see which features customers use, where they drop off and who is likely to upgrade or leave. We use tools such as PostHog or Segment and set them up to respect UK and EU GDPR. You get dashboards from the first day of launch.
What you get
- Tracking plan listing every event and what it means
- Product analytics with PostHog, Segment or similar
- Dashboards for sign-ups, activation and retention
- Cookie consent and privacy settings for GDPR
- Sign-up and onboarding funnel reports
How it works
- Agree the questions you need the data to answer
- Write the tracking plan and add events
- Build dashboards and check the numbers are correct
- Review the first weeks of data with you
Good to know: Track a small set of meaningful events first, as hundreds of untidy events make the data hard to trust.
05GrowScale
Performance, security and infrastructure for growth.
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Scale prepares your product to handle more customers and traffic without slowing down or failing. We load test before launch, set up autoscaling on AWS or similar, and define infrastructure in Terraform so it can be rebuilt reliably. Security reviews run as part of each release.
What you get
- Load tests that simulate your expected peak traffic
- Autoscaling so capacity grows and shrinks with demand
- Infrastructure defined as code with Terraform
- Error and performance monitoring with alerts
- Security review of logins, data access and dependencies
- Cost report with suggestions to keep cloud bills in check
How it works
- Set targets for users, response times and uptime
- Load test and fix the slowest parts
- Configure autoscaling, monitoring and alerts
- Review performance and cost as usage grows
Good to know: Most early products do not need complex infrastructure, so we scale in steps as real usage grows to avoid paying too early.
How it works
From idea to launch
Every service runs through the same five steps. Here is what each one means for SaaS development.
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UnderstandWeeks 1–2Once
We test the idea, your market and the features people will pay for.
You getProduct brief
What we do
- Kick-off workshop with your team
- Review competitors and pricing
- Define the MVP worth launching
You get
- Product brief
- User personas
- MVP feature list
From you
- 2–3 hours for workshops
- Any customer research you have
Tools
- FigJam
- Notion
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PlanBefore any codeOnce
Multi-tenant architecture, billing plan and a fixed quote.
You getFixed quote & timeline
What we do
- Wireframes for key screens
- Tenant, roles and billing design
- Sprint plan to MVP
You get
- Fixed, itemised quote
- Timeline to MVP
- Architecture overview
From you
- Review and approve the plan
Tools
- Figma
- Jira
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BuildTwo-week sprints↻ Repeats
Product, sign-up, billing and admin built with a demo every sprint.
You getWorking demo every sprint
What we do
- Sign-up, onboarding and subscriptions
- Core product features and admin
- Code review and automated tests on every change
You get
- A working demo every two weeks
- Shared sprint board
- Access to your code repository
From you
- 30-minute demo every two weeks
- Feedback within 3 working days
Tools
- Next.js
- Stripe
- GitHub
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Test & launchEach release↻ Repeats
Load, security and billing tests, then launch to first customers.
You getLive product
What we do
- Load and security testing
- Billing and email checks
- Launch with analytics and monitoring
You get
- Live product
- Test and security report
- Handover documents
From you
- Beta users for feedback
- Go-live sign-off
Tools
- Playwright
- AWS
- PostHog
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Support & growAfter launch↻ Repeats
Features, scaling and improvements driven by real usage.
You getOngoing improvements
What we do
- Monitoring, scaling and updates
- Features from customer feedback
- Monthly review of sign-ups, churn and usage
You get
- Monthly update
- Usage and uptime reports
From you
- Monthly 30-minute review
Tools
- PostHog
- Sentry
FAQ
SaaS development questions
How long does a SaaS MVP take?
Most of our SaaS MVPs launch in 8–12 weeks, covering sign-up, the core feature, billing and an admin area.
What is included in a SaaS MVP?
User accounts and roles, the main workflow, subscription billing (usually Stripe), an admin dashboard, analytics, and secure multi-tenant hosting you own.
Will investors care who owns the code?
Yes. Due diligence checks IP ownership. Our contracts assign all IP to you, and every repository and cloud account is yours.
Can the MVP scale later?
Yes. We build on proven, scalable architecture, so growing means adding features and capacity, not rewriting.
Do you help after launch?
Yes. We run ongoing two-week sprints for new features, or a monthly support plan covering fixes, updates and monitoring.
How do you keep SaaS data secure and GDPR compliant?
Tenant data isolation, encryption in transit and at rest, role-based access, audit logs and UK or EU hosting, with a data processing agreement in place.
Let’s talk
Let’s talk
A 30-minute call with an engineer and a clear next step for your project.