SaaS product development
A first release you can sell, on a foundation you can grow.
The hardest part of a SaaS product is deciding what the first version should and should not do. We help you cut scope to what proves the idea, then build it on an architecture that can carry paying customers and the features that follow.
- Built for
- Founders validating a product, and teams turning an internal tool into a product.
- Problem it solves
- Gets a usable first version in front of customers without a codebase you will have to throw away.
- Our approach
- We scope the MVP deliberately, then structure the architecture so version two extends it instead of rewriting it.
What we build
- Authentication, accounts, teams and role-based permissions
- Subscription billing and plan management with Stripe
- Dashboards, reporting and data export
- A documented REST API for integrations
- Admin tooling so your team can support customers
A good fit when
- You have a clear customer and problem but no product yet
- An internal tool has proved useful and you want to sell it
- You need a credible MVP in front of users before raising or scaling
- You value an architecture that will not need a rewrite at version two
How a project runs
Step 1: Scope the smallest real product
We agree on the one workflow that proves the value and write it down as a scope you can approve.
Step 2: Build the foundations once
Accounts, permissions, billing and deployment are set up properly in the first release instead of patched in later.
Step 3: Iterate with real feedback
After launch we prioritise changes using what your first users actually do.
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