Multi-tenant SaaS platforms
Tenant isolation, workspace-level RBAC, per-plan feature flags, usage metering, subscription billing.
SaaS & web apps.
Production-grade SaaS platforms and custom web applications — multi-tenant architecture, authentication, billing, dashboards and integrations engineered to hold up under real traffic.
Next.js · NestJS · Laravel · Node.js
Multi-tenant & SSO from day one
Stripe · Auth · Analytics baked in
Overview
A product that scales without a rewrite in year two.
What it is
End-to-end web products — multi-tenant SaaS, internal tools, dashboards, customer portals — built on a modern stack with authentication, billing and background workers wired in from the start.
Why it matters
The difference between "we shipped an MVP" and "we run a business on it" is architecture. Get tenancy, auth and payments right at the start; everything else can be iterated safely.
Business value
Faster onboarding, cleaner billing, safer feature releases, and a codebase that any future team can pick up without archeology.
What we build
From landing to launch to scale.
Customer & partner portals
Login, self-service, downloads, invoice history — plugged into your existing CRM or ERP.
Internal dashboards & admin
CRUD over your data, audit trails, role-scoped access — the tools your team actually uses every day.
Startup MVPs that survive traction
Move fast, but on foundations you will not throw away when the first paying customers arrive.
API-first product platforms
REST or GraphQL as the primary product surface — SDKs, webhooks, rate limits, versioning, docs.
AI-enabled products
LLM features, vector search, structured extraction and agents wrapped in a real product experience — not a demo.
Stack
Battle-tested defaults.
Frontend
Next.js · React · Vue · Tailwind · Radix · shadcn/ui
Backend
NestJS · Node.js · Laravel · Symfony · Go
Data
PostgreSQL · MySQL · Redis · MongoDB · pgvector · S3
Payments & auth
Stripe · Paddle · Wise · Auth0 · SSO/SAML · OAuth · magic links
Cloud & ops
Vercel · AWS · Docker · Cloudflare · GitHub Actions · Terraform
Observability
Sentry · Grafana · OpenTelemetry · Uptime Robot
How it runs
Four milestones, written outcomes at each.
Discovery
Users, jobs-to-be-done, tenancy model, integrations. Written scope + fixed price.
Architecture
Data model, auth, billing shape, deploy pipeline — all documented before code lands.
Build
Weekly demos, staging first, feature flags for risky work. Tests where it matters.
Launch & run
Cutover plan, monitoring wired up, on-call agreement — handover with runbooks.
Related services
Often bundled with:
FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
How do you architect multi-tenancy?
Shared database with tenant_id scoping for most SaaS; separate schemas or databases for regulated / high-value tenants. Row-level security enforced in the database, never trusted from application code.
Which billing stack do you plug in?
Stripe Billing, Paddle or Chargebee for subscriptions; Wise Business or SEPA for invoice-based B2B. Metered plans, coupons, proration, VAT and reverse-charge handled correctly.
How do you handle onboarding and trials?
Email + magic link or SSO for sign-up, sample data for empty states, progressive activation checklists, and analytics events wired for funnel visibility. Trials cleanly convert or expire.
Do you build admin dashboards for the internal team?
Yes — impersonation with audit logs, support tooling for account / billing edits, feature flag toggles, and a reason-required workflow for sensitive actions.
How do you keep SaaS secure without slowing shipping?
Least-privilege IAM, secrets scanning in CI, dependency updates automated, WAF rules for common attacks, regular pen-test before major releases. Security is a checklist, not a personality trait.
What does the handoff look like when we hire an internal team?
Runbooks, architecture diagrams, per-service READMEs, an on-call playbook, and pair-working sessions during the transition. We aim to be replaceable — that means the code is maintainable.