Question 1

What stack do you use for SaaS products?

Accepted Answer

Typically Next.js or React on the frontend, Node.js with Express or Fastify on the backend, PostgreSQL with Prisma, and Redis for caching and queues. Deployment on AWS or Vercel depending on scale and compliance needs. We choose per product rather than applying one template, but we favour stacks your future hires will already know.

Question 2

How do you handle multi-tenancy?

Accepted Answer

We support both shared-database tenancy with row-level isolation and database-per-tenant. The right choice depends on your compliance obligations, isolation requirements and expected scale. Most products should start shared — but the schema needs to be designed so a move to isolated databases later is a migration rather than a rewrite, and that is the decision worth getting right early.

Question 3

Can you integrate subscription billing?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Stripe, Razorpay or PayPal, covering plan management, upgrades and downgrades, prorated billing, usage-based pricing, invoicing, dunning and webhook handling for payment events. Billing edge cases are where SaaS products leak revenue, so we treat it as core product work rather than an integration task.

Question 4

Do you build the admin side?

Accepted Answer

Every SaaS build includes a super-admin surface for tenant management, user analytics, billing oversight and feature flags, plus a tenant-level admin area for their own team, roles and settings. Without it, your support team ends up asking engineers to run database queries.

Question 5

How long does a SaaS MVP take?

Accepted Answer

A typical MVP with authentication, tenancy, billing and the core feature set runs roughly eight to twelve weeks. You see working software inside the first couple of weeks — we ship incrementally rather than revealing it at the end. If the open question is whether the concept works at all, a 30-Day Build answers that more cheaply first.

Question 6

What about permissions and audit requirements?

Accepted Answer

Role-based access control, per-tenant role definitions and audit logging are designed in from the start. These are the features enterprise buyers ask about during procurement, and retrofitting them into a product that assumed a single flat user model is one of the most expensive rewrites we get called in to do.

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The work itself

Multi-Tenant Architecture

Subscriptions & Billing

RBAC & Permissions

Public & Partner APIs

Admin & Analytics Dashboards

Cloud Deployment & Scaling

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