SaaS & MVP Development Services
You have an idea, but nothing real to show for it yet. We build a first release actual users can try, not a prototype, not a slide deck.
Is this you?
- You have a business idea but nothing built yet to test it on real users
- You started building it yourself, or with an AI tool, and it has grown messy or stuck
- You need something real to show investors, not a slide deck or a Figma file
- You want it built properly once, instead of rebuilding it again in a year
How we solve it
We work out exactly what belongs in the first version and what can wait, in writing, before any code gets written. Then we build that scope on production infrastructure, not a throwaway prototype.
Deployed to production, in front of real users, with a fixed price agreed before we started. You get the full source code, the infrastructure accounts and the documentation, no lock-in.
What you get
- User authentication and account management
- The core feature flows that prove the idea
- Responsive interface and a marketing page to launch behind
- Database design and setup on Postgres
- Production deployment, not a staging demo
- Source code and documentation, handed over in full
- An agreed support window after launch
What waits for version two
- Admin tooling beyond what you need on day one
- Multi-tenancy, unless your first customers require it
- Every settings screen a mature product eventually grows
- Integrations nobody has asked for yet
No learning curve on your project
A narrow stack we know deeply, chosen once and used on every build. That is what makes a short timeline safe rather than reckless.
Next.js
Supabase
TypeScript
Stripe
Vercel
ResendWhere the foundations don’t get cut
Features are negotiable in a first release. The data model, the authentication model and the deployment pipeline are not, those are the things that cannot be retrofitted cheaply.
Getting them wrong is what turns a successful MVP into an expensive rebuild a year later. We build them properly the first time, because that is the part that is genuinely hard to change afterwards.
Before you
commit.
See all services Cost follows scope, so we agree what is being built before quoting. What moves the number most is the count of distinct user flows, whether you need billing on day one, how many third-party systems have to be integrated, and whether any data has to be migrated from something existing. Our free SaaS cost calculator will give you a defensible range in a couple of minutes, and we confirm a fixed price for the agreed scope before development starts.
A well-scoped first release is typically two to six weeks. The variable is almost never the code, it is how clearly the first version has been defined. Projects that arrive with a tight scope move quickly, projects still deciding what they are move at the speed of those decisions. Larger platforms with billing, multiple roles and several integrations run longer.
Authentication and account management, the core feature flows that prove your idea, a responsive interface with a marketing page to launch behind, database design and setup, and deployment to production. You receive the full source code and documentation, and an agreed support window after launch. Anything outside that is written down as explicitly not included, so there is no ambiguity later.
Next.js and TypeScript on the front end, Supabase for Postgres, authentication and storage, Stripe for payments, Vercel for deployment and Resend for transactional email. We deliberately work in a narrow stack rather than switching per project, familiarity is what makes an aggressive timeline safe rather than reckless.
Yes. This is production code on infrastructure that scales without rearchitecting, not a throwaway prototype. The parts of an MVP that get cut are features, never the foundations, cutting corners on the database schema or the auth model is exactly what forces a rebuild eighteen months later.
Most of our clients are non-technical founders. We make the technical decisions, explain the trade-offs in plain language, and make sure you understand what you own at handover. You do not need to know how to code to be able to tell whether the thing being built is the thing you asked for.
Minor adjustments inside the agreed scope are simply part of the work. Anything larger gets a quick quote before it is added, so the invoice at the end matches the number you agreed at the start. If we discover something mid-build that changes the picture, you hear about it when we find it.
Yes, happily, before any detailed discussion. Client work is treated as confidential regardless of whether paperwork is in place.
Based on 100+ successful projects
Turn your idea into
a product people love.
Get a clear quote, a realistic timeline, and a plan tailored to your goals.
