Custom SaaS Development
Subscription products and business platforms, from architecture to deployment.
The problem
Off-the-shelf tools stop fitting once your process is the product. Spreadsheets and plug-ins hold it together until they do not. A custom platform gives you the workflow exactly as it should be, with billing, roles and reporting built in, and a codebase you own.
What we build
- Multi-tenant platforms with roles, billing and onboarding
- Admin tools and reporting your operations team actually uses
- Integrations with the payment, email and calendar services your customers expect
Multi-tenant architecture, Billing, Admin panels, Onboarding, Analytics
How it works
- 01
Scope
The workflow, the roles, the money flows and the first ten customers, written down before design starts.
- 02
Design
Clickable flow and a design system so every screen after the first is faster.
- 03
Build
Weekly sprints, live demos, staging access, analytics from the first deploy.
- 04
Launch
Onboarding, billing and support tooling ready before the first paying customer arrives.
Work that proves it
Pay-to-download invoicing for real-estate photographers
Designed and developed for the client: invoicing flow, pay-to-download gating and gallery delivery.
- Booking and payments platform
Commission-free direct booking and payments for tourism businesses
Designed and developed for the client: direct-booking flow, availability handling and commission-free payments.
Relationship CRM with Gmail, Calendar, Stripe and Segment
Designed and developed for the client: relationship data model and the Gmail, Calendar, Stripe and Segment integrations.
What you get
Scope and architecture document
Design system and clickable flow
Working platform on your accounts
Billing and onboarding
Admin panel and reporting
Documentation and runbook
Questions
What's included in a custom SaaS engagement?
How long does a first subscribable version take?
What do you need from us?
Who owns the code and the data?
How do you handle billing and multi-tenancy?
Not sure where to start?
Describe the problem in a few lines. You get a straight answer on what we would build and how long it takes.