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SaaS & Product Engineering
AI-Accelerated MVP & SaaS Development: Launch in Weeks, Not Months
From idea to production-ready product. We build MVPs and scalable SaaS platforms on foundations you won't outgrow—using AI to move fast and senior engineers to ensure quality.
✓ MVPs from $8K · ✓ Launch in 4-8 weeks · ✓ Fixed-price scoping
Who This Is For
✓ Perfect for:
- • Pre-seed or seed-stage founders
- • Non-technical founders needing a tech partner
- • Businesses testing new product lines
- • Startups pivoting quickly
✓ Perfect for:
- • Post-MVP startups ready to scale
- • Businesses needing multi-tenant platforms
- • Products with 100+ users or paying customers
- • Teams needing subscriptions + billing
Try these instead:
- • AI prototype? → Hardening service
- • Need ongoing dev? → Retainer plans
- • Mobile-first? → Mobile apps
MVP Development
Launch Your MVP in 4-8 Weeks
From idea to working product. We scope the smallest version worth building and ship it on foundations you won't have to throw away.
Typical Timeline
4-8 weeksFrom scoping to launch-ready MVP
Typical Investment
$8K - $25KFixed price after scoping, depends on platform
What's Included
Core Features OnlyAuthentication, database, deployment, monitoring
Timeline Examples
- • Landing page + waitlist: 1 week
- • Simple web app (no auth): 2-3 weeks
- • Web app with authentication: 4-5 weeks
- • Mobile app (cross-platform): 4-6 weeks
- • SaaS MVP (multi-user): 6-8 weeks
What's in an MVP?
- • Core user flow only (no "nice to have" features)
- • Authentication (sign up, login, password reset)
- • Database schema (designed for growth)
- • Basic admin dashboard (manage users/data)
- • Deployment + monitoring setup
- • Automated tests for critical flows
Third-party integrations (Stripe, SendGrid, etc.) scoped separately.
SaaS Platform Development
Scalable SaaS: From MVP to Multi-Tenant Platform
Authentication, multi-tenancy, subscriptions, billing, admin tools—everything you need to scale from 100 to 10,000+ users.
Typical Timeline
8-12 weeksFrom architecture to production-ready SaaS
Typical Investment
$25K - $60KFixed price, depends on features and integrations
SaaS vs MVP?
Start with MVPValidate first, then scale to full SaaS
SaaS Features Included
- • Multi-tenancy: Data isolation per customer
- • Subscription billing: Trials, upgrades, failed payments
- • User roles & permissions: Admin, manager, user
- • Analytics dashboard: Track usage, revenue, churn
- • Admin tools: Manage customers, view logs, support
- • API access: REST or GraphQL for integrations
Should You Build an MVP or Full SaaS?
| MVP | SaaS | |
| Stage | Idea validation | Post-traction |
| Users | <100 users | 100+ users |
| Timeline | 4-8 weeks | 8-12 weeks |
| Cost | $8K-$25K | $25K-$60K |
Recommendation: Start with MVP, validate with real users, then upgrade to full SaaS once you have traction.
What changes
Products ready for real customers.
A scoped first release, on foundations you can keep as the product grows.
01
A scoped product real customers can use
02
Tenancy, roles and billing planned before launch
03
A path to iterate after the first release
Is this you?
When this is the right service
A product with accounts, customers or subscriptions, or an existing product that needs modernising.
- You have a product idea that needs real customers.
- You need an MVP that can grow into a platform.
- Billing, roles or tenancy are still open questions.
- An existing product needs modernising.
Good fit
- Users, accounts or subscriptions are in the scope.
- Someone can decide what phase one includes.
- You want the launch checklist in the plan.
Not a fit
- A brochure site with no product behaviour.
- A build with nobody to decide the scope.
- A request for a price before discovery.
Services
What we build
Phase one is whatever the written scope includes. These are the kinds of work.
SaaS development
Multi-customer products. Tenancy is chosen during scoping.
MVP development
The smallest version worth launching, built in two-week sprints.
Custom software
Software shaped around your product, not a template with your name on it.
Product architecture
How the product is structured so later phases do not throw away phase one.
Subscription platforms
Trials, failed payments and refunds. The billing vendor is chosen during scoping.
APIs and integrations
The connections the scope names. We do not assume a vendor here.
Product modernisation
Keep what works. Change the parts the scope calls for.
SaaS foundations
The checklist every SaaS needs before launch
A downloadable file is not published on this page yet. This is the list we use in scoping.
- Tenancy
- Sign-in and roles
- Billing: trials, failed payments and refunds
- Analytics
- Admin tools
- Audit logs
- Backups
Which of these are in phase one is written in the scope. Tenancy and the billing vendor are chosen during scoping, not on this page.
Offered as a download once the file is published. Until then, ask for this list in the scoping call and we will put the relevant items in the written scope.
How it works
From discovery to a product you can iterate
The MVP is built in two-week sprints after the scope is fixed.
- 01
Discovery and scope
We map the product, the users and the constraints, including the launch checklist.
You get: a written scope and a fixed price for phase one.
- 02
Design and prototype
We put a prototype in front of you before the full build.
You get: a prototype to test.
- 03
MVP in two-week sprints
We build the scoped MVP in two-week sprints.
You get: a release each sprint that you can try.
- 04
Launch
We launch the scoped product for the users in the scope.
You get: that release in production, with the handover for what shipped.
- 05
Iterate
The next slice is a new scope, or you take it in-house.
You get: either the next quoted slice, or documentation and accounts in your name.
Built for production
How we make it dependable
These sit under the product work. What is in phase one is still the written scope.
Testing
Automated tests for the behaviour the scope says must not break.
Code review
A senior engineer reviews every change, including AI-generated code.
Security checks
Sign-in, roles, and how each customer's data is separated.
Monitoring
A way to see failures after launch. The tool is chosen during scoping.
Documentation
How the product is structured, and how to run the release.
Handover
Code, repositories and accounts stay in your name.
Technology
Tools we use, chosen per project
The stack and the billing vendor are chosen during scoping. They are not fixed on this page.
Proof
Work in this area
Client names stay private. Studies are published on Work when they are written.
Ways to work together
How to work with us
The first phase is fixed-price. Later phases are quoted when their scope is written.
Recommended
Fixed-price project
Best for an MVP or a defined product phase.
How it works Discovery ends in a written scope and a fixed price for phase one. No price is listed on this page.
FAQ
Common questions
Tenancy, the billing vendor and the contents of the MVP are decided in the written scope.
Chosen during scoping, from how each customer's data must be separated. Tenancy is on the launch checklist. We do not pick it on this page.
Chosen during scoping. The checklist covers trials, failed payments and refunds. The vendor is not named here.
Yes. Product modernisation is one of the services on this page. We keep what works and change the parts the scope calls for.
Discovery ends in a written scope and a fixed price for that phase. A change is written into the scope and quoted before we build it.
The smallest version in the written scope, built in two-week sprints. The launch checklist is what we plan for. Which of those items are in phase one is in the scope, not a fixed bundle on this page.