We build SaaS products that people pay for — not just feature demos that look good in a pitch deck. Auth, billing, multi-tenant data, admin dashboards, and the unglamorous plumbing that separates a working product from a prototype. Next.js + Node.js + Stripe/Razorpay, deployed and ready for your first 1,000 users.
For founders who've validated the idea and need a team to ship it.
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We've seen these patterns in every SaaS audit we've done. They're avoidable if you make the right architectural decisions in week 1.
Spending 3 months building a reporting dashboard before you have 10 paying users.
Launch with core workflow + billing. Add features when users request them (or when you see them working around limitations).
Building email/password only, then retrofitting Google OAuth and team invites when enterprise clients ask for SSO.
Start with NextAuth or Clerk — supports email, Google, magic links, and enterprise SSO from one integration. Adding auth methods later costs 2–3x more than building them in from the start.
Using a simple payment link and manually managing subscriptions in a spreadsheet.
Wire up Stripe/Razorpay webhooks from day one. Automated plan changes, failed payment retries, and invoice generation save 5–10 hours/week of founder time by month 3.
Storing all users in one flat table, then scrambling to isolate data when your first enterprise client asks about security.
Design tenant isolation at the database schema level from day one. It costs 10% more during MVP but prevents a 3-month rewrite later.
Phased delivery so you can launch fast, get paying users, and fund the next phase with revenue instead of savings.
Not everything that runs in a browser is a SaaS product. Here's how to tell the difference — it matters because the cost and timeline are 3–5x different.
→ See our web development service instead.
The questions we hear in every founder call — answered honestly.
If you need a marketing site or landing page alongside your SaaS product — or if you realized you need a website, not a SaaS.
Selling physical products? That's e-commerce, not SaaS. Different architecture, different billing model, different page.
If your SaaS marketing site exists but isn't ranking — we fix the technical foundation without touching the product.
Send us a brief description of what you're building. We'll reply within 48 hours with a technical scope, phased roadmap, and honest budget estimate — no commitment required.