SaaS Products
We build products with accounts, roles, subscriptions, and payments. The first release includes the core user flow and admin area; other modules are planned separately.
When you need this
- →You are launching a subscription product and need a team with that experience
- →You want to turn a useful internal tool into a product for other companies
- →Users need search, autofill, or work with account data
- →The old version cannot handle growth; a new architecture is needed
What's included
- Architecture and data model designed for growth
- Pricing tiers, subscriptions, payment processing
- Sign-up, roles, team workspaces
- Account data search, assistants, and autofill
- Product analytics: funnels, retention, cohorts
- Infrastructure: automated deployment, monitoring, backups
Process
How we work
- 01
Initial conversation
We clarify the context, arrange a call, and sign an NDA before materials are shared if needed.
- 02
Preliminary assessment
We review the process, data, and existing systems, then prepare an approach and sequence of work.
- 03
Plan and contract
We describe the first milestone: the work, the acceptance result, and the required time and budget.
- 04
Pilot and development
The first milestone may validate the riskiest part. The remaining work and acceptance process are stated in the plan.
- 05
Launch and support
We run acceptance and transfer milestone deliverables after payment. Documentation and training are included when the client needs them.
Post-launch support
We fix warranty defects for three months after delivery. Ongoing support, monitoring, and development are covered by a separate agreement.
Questions and answers
Why not build on a no-code platform?
A no-code platform may be enough for a landing page and simple subscription. Custom development is needed when roles, integrations, load requirements, or code ownership become more complex.
Which extra features belong in the first release?
Only those required to complete the core flow or take payment. Search, autofill, and analytics are included when early users need them, not to pad the feature list.
Will you take over an existing product?
Yes. We first review the code, infrastructure, and incident history. After the audit, we propose the nearest milestone; a rewrite is considered only for specific technical reasons.
How does work continue after the first release?
The next milestone is based on usage data and customer requests. Release frequency is agreed with the client team.
Get a preliminary assessment
Describe the task. After reviewing it, we will propose a call and a list of materials for an initial assessment.
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