Subscription software
Multi-tenant products that scale with your customer list.
Tenant isolation, roles, billing, admin and APIs for subscription products from first customer to enterprise deals.
Who it is for
Product companies building or rebuilding a SaaS product.
Usually built with
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Node.js
- PostgreSQL
- Stripe
- Vercel
- AWS
Approach
What we have learned building these.
SaaS is where product and business model meet in code. We build the parts first versions forget: proration, seat management, impersonation with audit, data export, and the security answers your first enterprise buyer will ask for.
What matters
The features that decide whether it works.
Multi-tenant data model
Row-level isolation, per-tenant configuration, enterprise-ready from the start.
Billing & plans
Stripe subscriptions, trials, usage-based pricing, dunning.
Roles & SSO
Invitations, permissions, SAML SSO for the enterprise tier.
Admin & feature flags
Support tooling and safe releases.
Public API & webhooks
So customers integrate you into their stack.
Architecture
Typical SaaS architecture
Clients
- Next.js app
- Mobile app
- Public API
Application
- Auth & tenants
- Domain services
- Background jobs
Data & billing
- PostgreSQL (RLS)
- Stripe
- Search & analytics
Operations
- CI/CD & previews
- Observability
- Feature flags
Services involved
SaaS Development
The full SaaS lifecycle: product strategy, UX, multi-tenant architecture, auth and roles, billing, admin, analytics, APIs and the cloud operations that keep a subscription business running.
Web Application Development
Dashboards, portals, SaaS products, marketplaces and internal platforms built with Next.js, React, TypeScript and Node.js, with the API layer, security and performance work that keeps them fast at ten times the traffic.
Cloud & DevOps
Cloud architecture, containers and serverless, CI/CD, observability and infrastructure as code on Vercel, AWS, Azure or OCI, so releases are boring and outages are rare and short.
Building a saas platform?
Tell us about the users and the first version. We will suggest the architecture and a path to a working product.