SaaS development services: from MVP to paid product

A SaaS product starts at $20,000 per project, which is our Complex product development price. It covers one client platform, such as a web app, and each extra platform costs from 50% of the first one. Design, project management, testing, and the backend, integrations and admin panel your product needs are included. For example, a web app plus a cross-platform mobile app starts at $30,000. A first MVP costs less and runs as our MVP development service: a Basic MVP from $5,000 and at least 2 weeks, or an Extended MVP with more roles and integrations from $10,000 and at least 5 weeks, each for one client platform.

A SaaS product takes at least 8 weeks, the minimum for Complex product development. The real timeline depends on the scope, and we name it in the estimate. A first MVP with the core workflow can come before the paid plans. Throughout the build, each sprint, usually one to three weeks long, ends with a working build or designs you can open, and you accept each milestone.

Start with an MVP if you still need to prove that customers will use and pay for the product. The MVP covers the core workflow, and plans, billing and SSO follow once the pilot shows what customers value.

Build the full product when the workflow is already proven, for example when you replace a tool your customers already use.

Skip the MVP when a small version cannot meet legal or safety requirements, or when the only open question is technical: then start with discovery. If a ready-made product or a no-code tool can test your idea first, we say so on the first call.

Charge by what your customers already count as value: per seat for team tools, per transaction for a marketplace, one flat price for consumers. A free plan works when free users cost you little to run. We build the plan limits and billing for the model you choose. Our article on SaaS ideas and launch costs compares the models in more detail.

We build both. During discovery we suggest the tenancy model and agree it with you. Multi-tenant fits when all customers share one product and differ by data and roles. Single-tenant fits B2B partners that need their own instance with their own catalog, prices and users, synced from the core platform. Deleting a tenant can be scheduled for a date or after a delay, and cancelled before it runs, so a mistaken request does not erase a customer's data at once.

We build the product to the requirements these reviews check: sign-in through the customer's identity provider, access by role, audit logs and separate data for each customer. SOC 2 is an auditor's report on your company. Ask your largest customers what they require. We can build to SOC 2 requirements before the audit.

Yes. Our AI-built app rescue, from $2,500 and at least 2 weeks, audits the code and security of an app built with Lovable, Bolt, Cursor or a similar tool, fixes sign-in, data access rules and payments, and sets up tests, deployment and monitoring. Missing features are then quoted as an MVP.

Our engineers use AI agents at every stage: analysis, design, development, testing and DevOps. They set up the pipeline the agents work in, give them tasks and review every change before it is accepted. Autotests and QA agents check each commit. A developer, a team lead and a project manager review each feature. You review it on a staging build. Working with AI agents lets us deliver faster. The work is as reliable and as high in quality as traditional development. We use tools such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Gemini and Ollama.

No. Our AI agents run on business or API plans from AI model providers, and your data is not used to train AI models.

You own the code and IP from the first day, and ownership does not end when our collaboration does. The repository can be in your GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket, and if work starts on our GitLab, we transfer it on request. Production runs in your own cloud account. At handover you get the source code, documentation, designs, credentials and deployment instructions, so another team can continue the work without us. We sign an NDA on request.

We support the product monthly with monitoring, fixes and updates, and we estimate new features separately. Our DevOps and hosting service covers environments, CI/CD and monitoring. For products that take payments, support can include fixes to Stripe webhooks and payout onboarding. When the product needs more features, a dedicated team can continue the development.