SaaS platform
Commercial product with onboarding, organizations, plans, subscriptions and continuous development.
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Development of software products
We develop SaaS products and MVPs starting from the problem, the segment, the main flow, the access model and the assumptions that need to be validated.
The extended Discovery starts from €990 + VAT, and a SaaS MVP from €9,990 + VAT. The estimate is built in phases; pricing depends on roles, billing, integrations, data and infrastructure.

Choosing the right solution
The separation clarifies product, users, monetization and operating responsibilities.
Commercial product with onboarding, organizations, plans, subscriptions and continuous development.
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Technical architecture is only one part. The product needs onboarding, account management, billing, support, metrics and a continuous development process.
We do not promise commercial success, but we build the first version so that important assumptions can be validated by real use.
We clarify the segment, the main stream, the access model and the business hypothesis before we expand the product.
Functionalities increase, but it is not clear what result they validate.
Onboarding, roles, subscriptions and support are not treated as part of the product.
Who is it suitable for?
The service is suitable for both launching a new product and upgrading an existing SaaS.
Validation and MVP
We delineate the segment, the problem, the activation flow, and the features without which the user cannot get the promised value.
We clarify the segment and the situation where the current alternative is no longer sufficient.
We build onboarding and core flow around the moment the user understands value.
We define the events and feedback needed to prioritize the roadmap.
Product stages
Test the main flow and hypothesis for a clear segment.
Consolidate onboarding, billing, retention and operations.
Extends organizations, integrations, performance and automation.
SaaS Features
Features are selected for MVP and subsequent phases. Not all are included by default.
Discovery SaaS
Discovery can include workshops, user stories, flows, wireframes, integrations, risks, high-level architecture, backlog, and roadmap.
Process
Stages are indicative benchmarks, not universal packages. The final offer is established after product and risk delimitation.
For a well-defined problem and main stream.
For products with multiple roles, modules and integrations.
For a valid first version, with clear scope and criteria.
Billing, advanced multi-tenancy, mobile applications, data migration, infrastructure and external services can change the estimate substantially.
Responsible operation
We plan quality based on data, risk and actual usage assumptions.
Accounts, permissions, billing, APIs and error scenarios.
We do not promise unlimited scaling; we observe and size based on usage.
Servers, databases, email, SMS, storage and processors.
Estimation and business model
We do not use artificial bundles for products that have different roles, billing, integrations and risks.
Already have a product?
We start with the repository, architecture, dependencies, infrastructure, security and the actual delivery process.
Technology
We don't use a fixed stack for every idea. We choose components that can be operated and developed responsibly.


Describe the problem, the segment, the main flow and what you want to validate.
The cost is determined after discovery. A SaaS includes product, onboarding, organizations, billing, administration, infrastructure, and operations, and the estimate is structured by MVP and phases.
It is the version that allows the target segment to go through the main stream and give real feedback. It includes the necessary quality of use, but not all features of the roadmap.
We start with the problem, the segment, the product hypothesis and the moment of activation. We keep functions necessary for validation and defer extensions that do not change the conclusion.
It is an architecture where multiple customers or organizations use the same platform, with data and access logically separated according to project requirements.
Yes. We can implement organizations, members, invites, roles, admins and workspaces.
Yes, depending on the processor chosen. Plans, trial, billing, upgrade, downgrade, cancellation and failed payment scenarios must be defined.
Yes. The duration, limits, card requirement, conversion and trial expiration must be set out in the product rules.
Features, volumes and entitlements can be linked to plan, organization or user. Rules are centralized to avoid inconsistent behavior.
We may instrument registration, activation, feature usage, conversion, retention, and relevant events while respecting consent and data minimization.
Not by default. We usually start with the responsive web experience. A mobile app is justified when there is frequent use, native features or push notifications.
Yes. API, authentication, limits, documentation, and versioning are defined separately by consumer and risk.
We design for realistic usage scenarios, monitor and scale infrastructure based on data. We don't promise unlimited scaling without measurement and budget.
We apply risk-appropriate authentication, authorization, validation, HTTPS, logs, backup and updates. Legal requirements must be validated by the client's specialists.
The rights, repository, reusable components, infrastructure and transfer conditions are contractually established.
Recurring costs for servers, databases, email, SMS, storage, monitoring and processors are separate unless the offer states otherwise.
Next step
Describes the issue, the segment, and the first version. We clarify discovery, MVP and development stages.