SaaS Web Application Development
Each customer gets a separate, secure view of the application. Includes:
- Tenant data isolation;
- Per-tenant settings and branding;
- Onboarding for new tenants.
What you receive: a tenant architecture designed in from the start, not added later.
Companies add people to one account and control access. Includes:
- Team invitations;
- Roles and permissions;
- Account ownership transfers.
What you receive: team accounts where each person sees and changes only what they should.
The part of SaaS development most teams underestimate. Includes:
- Plans, trials, and upgrades;
- Cancellations and usage charges;
- Stripe integration.
What you receive: billing that handles the common subscription scenarios your customers will run into.
Tracking usage when it affects billing or limits. Includes:
- API calls, storage, and transactions;
- Credits, tokens, or seats;
- Usage limits and alerts.
What you receive: usage data you can bill on and show to your customers.
Performance work planned as part of the build. Includes:
- Queues and background jobs;
- Caching;
- Database tuning.
What you receive: an application prepared for more tenants and more usage.
You don't pay twice for the same code. Includes:
- Full source code;
- Your own database and infrastructure;
- No royalties or licensing fees.
What you receive: a product that belongs to you, with no vendor lock-in.