Our ServicesDevelopment
Building the software is only part of shipping a SaaS product. You also need signup and onboarding, subscription billing that handles upgrades and failures, an admin view of what users are doing, and a marketing site that turns interest into trials. We build all four — and we have shipped live SaaS products in AI research, interview coaching, image generation and automated reporting.
Included as standard on every engagement — not an upsell list.
We identify the one thing your product must do better than the alternatives and build that first, properly. Everything else waits until real users have told you it matters, which is cheaper than building a roadmap on assumptions.
Accounts, workspaces, team members and per-plan limits designed from the start, with strict data isolation between tenants enforced at the data layer. Retrofitting proper tenancy onto a single-user prototype is one of the most expensive rewrites there is.
Stripe subscriptions with trials, plan changes, proration, coupons, failed-payment retries, dunning emails and cancellation flows. Plan entitlements are enforced in the product itself, so downgrades actually restrict access rather than just changing an invoice.
Signup, verification, a guided first-run experience and sensible starter data so a new account is never an empty screen. Most trial churn happens in the first session, and this is where it is either prevented or guaranteed.
An internal panel to view accounts, impersonate for support, adjust plans, issue credits and inspect activity. Without it, every support request becomes a developer request, and that cost grows with every customer you add.
Positioning, pricing page, feature pages and a signup path, built fast and SEO-ready on WordPress or Next.js. We routinely split the marketing site and the application across platforms and domains, which keeps each one easy to change.
Signup, activation, feature usage, conversion and churn tracked from launch rather than added after a fundraising conversation. You need to know which features earn retention before you decide what to build next.
Stage by stage, with the approval points marked. SaaS Product Development follows the same rhythm on every project.
We pin down the specific user, the job they are hiring your product for, the pricing model and what the first version must include to be worth paying for. Scope discipline here is what keeps an MVP an MVP.
Data model, tenancy, plan entitlements and integration points designed, then platform chosen: Bubble.io for fast iteration and early traction, a coded MERN and Next.js stack on Supabase or another Postgres where scale, code ownership or diligence requirements demand it.
We build the core loop and put it in front of a small group of real users under an invite gate, watching behaviour rather than relying on stated preferences.
Once the core is validated we add subscriptions, entitlement enforcement, onboarding flows and the internal admin tooling that makes the product supportable at volume.
Marketing site live, analytics verified, launch executed, then a steady cycle of improvements driven by activation and retention data rather than by whoever shouted most recently.
The concrete artefacts handed over at the end — files, access and documentation you keep.
If two or three of these sound like your situation, this is the right place to start.
Standard, portable tooling. The licences, accounts and source stay in your name, so nothing here is a reason you cannot leave.
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The questions we get asked most about SaaS Product Development.
Send us the brief — or just the problem. You will get a written scope, a timeline and a fixed price, usually within one working day.
