SaaS products, from idea to paying customers.

Yes. We have done it. We work through product definition, design, build, and launch. What we do not do is pretend a 6-week build will be a finished product. We build an MVP that can earn its first customers, then grow from real feedback.

It depends mostly on the core workflow and the billing model. Our SaaS MVP cost guide breaks down typical ranges, and after a free scoping call we give you one fixed price for your build.

Typically with isolated schemas or row-level security at the database layer, depending on your data sensitivity and scale requirements. We will recommend the right approach during scoping and explain the trade-offs clearly.

Yes. Stripe is our default. We handle plan configuration, checkout, webhooks, upgrades, cancellations, and the customer portal. If you have existing billing infrastructure, we integrate with that instead.

Usually Next.js and TypeScript, PostgreSQL through Supabase or a Node.js backend, and Stripe for billing. It is a common, well-supported stack, so you can hire for it later without depending on us.

Yes, all of it. The code lives in your repository, the servers and the Stripe account are in your name, and you can move to another team at any time.

Thirty days of support is included. After that, most SaaS clients stay on a retainer for ongoing iteration as they learn from real users. A product does not stop changing the day it goes live.

We can share what we have seen work and not work across different SaaS models. We are engineers and product builders, not pricing consultants. But we have opinions, and we share them honestly.