SaaS development on foundations that scale with your customers
Multi-tenant platforms with the parts that are expensive to add later built in from day one: tenant isolation, permissions, billing, usage limits and audit trails.
Overview
Why teams bring us in
The first version of a SaaS product is usually judged on features. The second is judged on whether it can onboard many organisations safely, bill them correctly and let each one control its own users.
We build and run our own multi-tenant products — a school management platform and an AI assistant platform — and bring the same platform patterns to client products.
Deliverables
What we deliver
- 01
Multi-tenant architecture
Tenant isolation at the data layer, per-tenant configuration and feature flags, and a safe onboarding flow for new organisations.
- 02
Roles, permissions and audit
Module-level permissions per role, organisation and branch hierarchies, and audit logs for sensitive actions.
- 03
Subscriptions and billing
Plans, trials, usage limits and payment integration through Razorpay or Stripe, including multi-currency pricing where needed.
- 04
Platform administration
Super-admin consoles to manage organisations, plans, support tickets and platform settings without touching the database.
- 05
Public APIs and webhooks
API keys, signed webhooks and documentation so your customers can integrate your product with theirs.
- 06
MVP to version one
A deliberately small first release that reaches paying users quickly, on an architecture that does not need a rewrite for version two.
Typical projects
Where this work usually starts
- Vertical SaaS for education, retail or service businesses
- Turning a successful internal tool into a product
- Adding multi-tenancy and billing to a single-customer app
- B2B platforms with customer-managed admin panels
Approach
How we work on it
- 1
Define tenancy and data boundaries
Who owns which data, how organisations and sub-units relate, and what must never leak between tenants.
- 2
Build the platform core
Authentication, tenants, roles, billing and audit come first, so every later feature inherits them.
- 3
Ship the first workflow end to end
One complete customer workflow, released to real users and measured, before breadth is added.
- 4
Instrument and iterate
Usage data per feature and per tenant guides the roadmap and pricing decisions.
Technologies we commonly use
- Laravel
- React
- Node.js
- Next.js
- MySQL
- PostgreSQL
- Redis
- Razorpay
- Stripe
- AWS
In our own products
Where we use these patterns ourselves
FAQ
SaaS Product Development: common questions
Shared database or a database per tenant?
It depends on your isolation, compliance and scale requirements. Most B2B products start well on a shared database with strict tenant scoping; we design the data layer so moving large tenants to dedicated databases remains possible.
How long does it take to build an MVP?
Timelines depend on scope. After discovery we share a milestone plan, and we keep the first release deliberately small so it reaches real users early.
Can you add AI features to our SaaS product?
Yes. We add AI through a provider-agnostic layer with per-tenant usage metering, so AI features can be priced, limited and monitored like any other part of the product.
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