SaaS platforms

SaaS platform development

Multi-tenant SaaS platforms designed for scale, integration and reporting — taken from MVP definition through to production and the iteration that follows.

In plain terms: we build the online product itself — the thing your customers log into and pay for every month.

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What we build

We have taken multiple SaaS products from concept to production, including BooksIQ, GetHookd.ai and PullSight.ai. SaaS work carries specific architectural demands — tenant isolation, subscription and billing logic, usage metering, role and permission models — and we design for them from the start rather than retrofitting.

Multi-tenant architecture with proper tenant isolation
Subscription, billing and plan management
Role-based access control and permission models
Usage metering, quotas and analytics
Admin and customer-facing dashboards
Public APIs, webhooks and integration surfaces
Self-hosted and cloud deployment options

From MVP to scale

An MVP that cannot become a product is wasted work. We scope the first release tightly to prove the core value, but architect so the second and third releases do not require a rewrite. Once live, we refine through usage data, reduce failure points and expand across modules and markets.

Tight first-release scope with explicit assumptions
Architecture that anticipates the next two releases
Cloud-native and serverless deployment on AWS, GCP or Azure
Event-driven processing, job queues and workers
Observability and failure-point reduction after launch

AI-native SaaS

Several of our SaaS platforms are AI-native rather than AI-enhanced. GetHookd.ai generates advertising creative and exposes an MCP agent endpoint; PullSight.ai performs code review; BooksIQ embeds AI in accounting workflows. We build LLM features that hold up under production load and cost constraints.

Related work

Platforms we have delivered

Common questions

Questions about saas platforms

How long does a SaaS MVP take?

A defined-scope MVP or platform build typically runs six to twelve or more weeks. The variable is integration count and how much of the domain logic is genuinely novel. A Discovery Sprint first establishes the scope and a rough-order cost.

Do you handle subscription billing?

Yes. We build plan management, subscription lifecycle, usage metering and billing integration with gateways including Stripe and PayPal, plus regional and cryptocurrency options where relevant.

Can the platform be self-hosted?

Yes, where the product calls for it. PullSight.ai is open-source and self-hostable specifically because engineering teams often cannot send source code to a third-party service. We design deployment models around the constraint rather than assuming cloud.

Do you provide ongoing development after launch?

Yes. The Tech and Product Partnership model provides a standing engineering team for continuous development, maintenance and iteration once a platform is live.

Let's talk about what you're building

Tell us the problem in your own words. We'll tell you honestly whether we're the right people for it, and what a sensible first step looks like.

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