SaaS MVP

From zero to a working SaaS with billing, auth, and a dashboard.

We build complete SaaS foundations: multi-tenant architecture, subscription billing, user roles, and the core product your customers pay for.

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Who It's For

Built for teams like yours

  • Entrepreneurs building a subscription-based software product

  • B2B teams launching an internal tool as an external SaaS

  • Founders who want to validate willingness to pay before scaling

MRR
$4.2k
Users
128
Churn
1.2%
A
Alice M.
Admin
Pro
B
Bob K.
Member
Starter
C
Carol D.
Viewer
Pro
Scope

Typical Scope

What is included in a standard engagement. The final scope is agreed during discovery.

Multi-tenant architecture with organization/team support
Authentication and role-based access control (RBAC)
Subscription billing with Stripe (plans, trials, upgrades)
Admin dashboard with user and subscription management
Core product feature set (defined in discovery)
Email notifications (transactional and product)
Analytics integration and error tracking
Deliverables

What You'll Receive

Tangible artifacts delivered at the end of the engagement.

Deliverables package

  • Production-ready SaaS codebase on your repository
  • Stripe billing fully integrated (test and live mode)
  • Admin panel with user, plan, and organization management
  • Deployed staging and production environments
  • Technical documentation and onboarding guide
  • Handoff call and 2-week post-launch support
Timeline

Typical Timeline

Phases and durations for a standard engagement.

01

Validate & Plan

Weeks 1–2

Business logic, pricing model, user journeys, and technical architecture.

02

Foundation

Weeks 2–4

Auth, RBAC, billing infrastructure, database schema, and project scaffolding.

03

Core Product

Weeks 4–10

Core SaaS features, dashboard, admin panel, and integrations.

04

Billing & Roles

Weeks 10–16

Full billing flows, plan enforcement, team management, and QA.

Scope Factors

What Affects Scope & Timeline

Complexity of the core product feature set
Number of subscription plans and billing edge cases
Multi-tenancy model (per-user vs. per-organization)
Third-party integrations (CRM, webhooks, APIs)
White-labeling or custom domain support

Define tenant and subscription behaviour

SaaS scope must describe customer boundaries and operating responsibilities. A polished dashboard alone does not establish readiness for multiple organisations.

  1. Test allowed and denied actions with two separate customer tenants.

  2. Define trial, cancellation, failed payment and plan-change access rules.

  3. Include onboarding, support tooling, data export and operating-cost assumptions.

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See it in practice

A look at how we've helped clients build, launch, and improve their products — with context on the problem, our approach, and what shipped.

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