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Turnkey SaaS platform development

Moving from an idea, a no-code stack or an internal tool to a real SaaS product: roles, subscriptions, billing, multi-tenancy and the operations around it.

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In short
What we build
A complete SaaS product: multi-tenant, roles, plans, subscriptions, payments, analytics.
Who for
A business that has outgrown a no-code stack or an internal tool and has a repeatable process to sell.
Stack
FastAPI with PostgreSQL, React, a payment provider, Docker, Grafana, multi-tenant architecture.
Timeline
MVP with payments in eight to twelve weeks, production in four to six months.
A good fit when
  • → You have a repeatable process that can be sold as a subscription
  • → A no-code stack or a pile of spreadsheets has stopped coping with growth
  • → You need pricing plans, roles, payments, white-label or branches
  • → Metrics, retention, unit economics and fast releases matter
What you get
  • → Multi-tenant architecture and data model
  • → Customer portals, roles, plans, subscriptions and payments
  • → Admin tooling, analytics, notifications and integrations
  • → CI/CD, monitoring, tests and a product development plan
Process
  1. 01 Product discovery and isolating the minimum sellable core
  2. 02 An MVP in eight to twelve weeks, with payments and basic analytics
  3. 03 Iterative development driven by metrics and feedback
Why not an off-the-shelf product

Custom development earns its place where your processes matter.

Ready-made SaaS is good for standard scenarios. But once the business logic depends on specific roles, documents, integrations, security or data, the cost of the workarounds quickly exceeds the cost of a proper architecture.

We start with discovery, separating what genuinely has to be built from what is cheaper to cover with an existing service. That is why the project ends up smaller, clearer and easier to run.

Related cases

Similar problems from the portfolio.

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FAQ

Common questions

Where do we start: an MVP or the full product?
With the minimum paid scenario, something you can sell to the first customers and use to test the economics.

Can it be white-label?
Yes, if it is designed in from the start: branding, domains, settings and tenant data isolation.

Do you support it after release?
Yes. We usually stay on a retainer: monitoring, new features, fixes, product development.

What does SaaS development cost?
An MVP with payments and basic analytics is the entry point; a full multi-tenant product with admin tooling, integrations and white-label costs more. Quoted after discovery.

How long does it take?
An MVP with payments and the first paying scenario takes eight to twelve weeks. An extended production version takes four to six months, with releases every two weeks.

Is there an example?
A multi-tenant SaaS for online schools: a subscription model, student and teacher portals, integrated payments. The write-up is on the cases page.

How do we measure unit economics?
MRR, ARPU, retention at 30, 60 and 90 days, CAC and LTV, all computed in the product's own analytics. The dashboards show product and financial metrics in one view.

What about no-code platforms?
No-code is good for testing a hypothesis up to a few hundred customers. As load, integrations and security requirements grow it hits a ceiling, and custom development pays back within six to twelve months.

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Let us go through your problem.

We will show you a possible architecture, the risks, the order of the budget and what an MVP could prove.

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