Real software, architected for year two. Multi-tenancy, billing, permissions and observability from the start — not improvised once the product grows.
Talk about my productDomain modelling
Before any code, we understand the business and design the entities. It is the decision that determines whether the product can grow or stalls on the first unusual request.
Multi-tenant from day one
Data isolation between customers built into the architecture, not patched in later. Retrofitting it means rewriting the product.
Auth and permissions
Login, roles, teams, invitations and account recovery. The part everyone underestimates and that always comes back.
Recurring billing
Subscriptions, invoices, retries and cancellation — including what happens when a payment fails, which is where products quietly lose revenue.
Dashboards
One for your customer, one for you. Who uses it, what they use, where they get stuck.
Observability
Logs, alerts and metrics from the first deploy. When something breaks at three in the morning, someone knows before the customer does.
A modern stack as the default. Every choice here has a business reason behind it, not a preference.
Next.js and TypeScript
One language from the database to the button. Fewer people needed, less lost in translation between layers.
Postgres or MySQL
A relational database with real transactions. Billing and permissions do not tolerate half-written data.
Prisma
Schema changes that are versioned and reviewable. Database migration stops being a sleepless night.
Code you own
The repository is handed over, with no licence of ours on top. If you ever want to move it to another team, you can.
SaaS has no list price because it has no list scope. What we have is a starting point — and from there the number follows the scope.
From €1,600
8 to 12 weeks
A focused MVP: one main flow, one user type, simple billing. The goal is the first paying customer.
Added to the quote
3 to 6 months
A product with several user roles, external integrations, reporting and a full admin panel.
Quoted per phase
in phases
A platform with several fronts, or migrating a legacy system that is still running. We break it into phases, each one usable.
We work in phases, each ending in something that runs. You are never six months in with nothing standing.
A reply within 24 business hours, from the person who will build it.
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