How much does it cost to build a SaaS MVP?

SaaS products start from $5,250. Most MVPs land well above that depending on roles, integrations and billing complexity, and the price is fixed in writing after discovery.

How long does a SaaS MVP take?

Typically 8-14 weeks from discovery to a monitored production launch, with a working demo every week.

Do you handle subscriptions and payments?

Yes. We implement Stripe subscriptions, trials, plan changes, invoices and usage-based metering, including the webhooks that keep billing and access in sync.

Can you take over an existing SaaS codebase?

Yes. We start with an architecture and code review, then stabilise, refactor or replatform depending on what the product needs.

You do. Source code, infrastructure, design files and documentation transfer to you on final payment, with a handover walkthrough.

SaaS & Digital ProductsFrom MVP to Platform.

Multi-tenant SaaS products with billing, admin and analytics built in, from MVP to scale.

Estimate my project

Sound familiar?

SaaS is a business model as much as a codebase.

Built for

Founders building a SaaS MVP
Teams scaling a product past its first users
Companies productising an internal tool

Performance analytics dashboard on a laptop

The MVP took months, and billing, roles and admin were all bolted on afterwards.
How we fix it: Subscriptions, tenant roles and admin panels designed into the first release.
You cannot see which features drive retention, upgrades or churn.
How we fix it: Product event instrumentation and metric dashboards from the first deploy.
Every new customer makes the app slower and the infrastructure bill bigger.
How we fix it: Multi-tenant architecture, query tuning and capacity planning before it hurts.

20 services, one senior team.

Multi-tenant SaaS platforms engineered from first sketch to paying customers - authentication, billing, dashboards and the architecture decisions that keep you fast at 10x users.

Product build

From first MVP to new features on a live product.

Select any service to start a brief with it pre-filled.

What you walk away with.

Production-ready MVP shipped in weeks, not quarters
Multi-tenant authentication, roles and subscription billing
Customer dashboard plus internal admin control panel
Scalability plan covering data, caching and infrastructure

How the work runs.

Typical timeline: 8-14 weeks. You see working progress in a demo every week.

Product team working together in an open office

Weeks 1-2
Discover
User roles, core workflows, pricing model and an MVP cut you can launch.
Weeks 2-4
Design
Product design, design system and a clickable prototype tested with users.
Weeks 4-12
Build
Two-week sprints covering tenancy, auth, billing and core features, demoed weekly.
Weeks 12-14
Launch
Load testing, analytics, onboarding flows and a monitored production launch.

Tools and platforms we work with

Next.js
TypeScript
Node.js
PostgreSQL
Prisma
Stripe Billing
Clerk
Auth0
Redis
PostHog
AWS
Vercel

Pricing

Three ways to work together.

Published starting prices. Your final quote is fixed in writing after a free discovery call.

SaaS MVP

From $5,250

Founders taking a validated idea to paying customers.

Product design and prototype
Auth, tenancy and Stripe billing
Admin panel and analytics

Scale-up build

Scoped on call

Live products that need new modules, a redesign or replatforming.

Architecture review
Feature squad on two-week sprints
Performance and caching work

Product squad retainer

Monthly

Teams that want a senior product team shipping every sprint.

Dedicated design and engineering
Roadmap and sprint planning
Monitoring and releases

Questions, answered.

Something else on your mind? A founder replies within 24 hours.

How much does it cost to build a SaaS MVP?
SaaS products start from $5,250. Most MVPs land well above that depending on roles, integrations and billing complexity, and the price is fixed in writing after discovery.
How long does a SaaS MVP take?
Typically 8-14 weeks from discovery to a monitored production launch, with a working demo every week.
Do you handle subscriptions and payments?
Yes. We implement Stripe subscriptions, trials, plan changes, invoices and usage-based metering, including the webhooks that keep billing and access in sync.
Can you take over an existing SaaS codebase?
Yes. We start with an architecture and code review, then stabilise, refactor or replatform depending on what the product needs.
Who owns the code?
You do. Source code, infrastructure, design files and documentation transfer to you on final payment, with a handover walkthrough.

Let's scope your saas products project.

A free call with a founder. You leave with a clear scope, timeline and price, whether or not we work together.