SaaS development: from billing to predictable scale

We design for recurring revenue: tenant isolation, permissions, payments, webhooks, and reporting — with a stack and delivery process your team can grow into without a rewrite next year.
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What we cover

Product & domain model

Roles, plans, limits, onboarding, self-service, and admin — without inflating scope for later.

Payments & subscriptions

Acquirer integrations, invoicing, dunning, tax nuances — aligned with your finance team.

Reliability & growth

Queues, idempotency, tenant-aware scaling, SLO metrics, backups, and schema migration plans.

How we deliver

  • 1.

    Discovery: ICP, unit economics, must-haves, compliance risks.

  • 2.

    Architecture and API/UI prototype, MVP acceptance criteria.

  • 3.

    Iterative delivery with demos, load tests on staging, pre-launch hardening.

  • 4.

    Go-live, runbooks, handover or SLA-backed operations.

Deliverables

  • Code in your Git, CI/CD, infrastructure as code as agreed.
  • API docs (OpenAPI), data diagrams, ADRs for major decisions.
  • Dashboards and alerts mapped to your SLOs.
  • Release/rollback checklists and security gates for shipping.

Pricing

Typical SaaS MVP spans 8–16 weeks of sprints; mature products follow a roadmap. Estimate after a short workshop.

We can augment with outstaffing or load testing before traffic spikes.

SaaS FAQ

Both are possible; choice depends on isolation, regulation, and operating cost.

Yes — based on your provider list and fiscal requirements.

Yes — data and API migration with minimal downtime when models align.

Repositories and infra live on your side by contract; optional cloud portability.

Full stack or API/data only alongside your frontend team.

Yes — retainers, incidents, planned releases.

Ship a SaaS that survives your first paying customers

Briefly describe the product and constraints — we will propose architecture and MVP timeline.
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