From idea to enterprise-grade.
SaaS builds run in phases. We do not pretend an MVP is a production system. We do not pretend a production system is enterprise-grade. Each phase has clear scope and clear pricing.
MVP (8-14 weeks)
Single-tenant or early multi-tenant. Auth, billing, core workflow, basic admin. Ships in 8-14 weeks. Typical range $50K-$150K.
Multi-Tenant Production (4-9 months)
Multi-tenant architecture, role-based access, real analytics, integrations layer, admin tooling, QA hardening. Typical range $150K-$500K total.
Enterprise / Compliance (8-18 months)
SOC 2 controls, custom SSO, advanced reporting, SLA hardening, compliance scope. Federal-grade discipline if needed. Typical range past $500K.
What we ship on every platform.
Multi-tenancy patterns
Clean tenant isolation with Postgres + Row Level Security. Per-tenant feature flags. Tested at 50K+ tenants on similar architectures.
Auth + RBAC
Production-grade auth (Clerk, Auth.js, Supabase Auth, or custom). Real role-based access control. SSO integration when needed.
Billing + payments
Stripe Connect, subscription billing, usage-based pricing, multi-currency, ACH, invoicing. Money flows to you, not held by the platform.
Analytics + observability
Real product analytics, custom dashboards, alerting, log aggregation. Not just Google Analytics. The kind of telemetry that catches problems before customers do.
Compliance hardening
SOC 2 controls, GDPR, HIPAA-conscious patterns where needed. Federal-grade audit trails for regulated industries. The same discipline we apply to government work.
Vercel + Supabase + ACI
Modern stack from the foundation up. Next.js 16, Supabase Postgres + Auth + Realtime + Vector, Vercel Edge deployment, ACI for the AI layer. All current generation.
Common SaaS-build questions
A web build ships a marketing site or simple app. A SaaS platform is a product. The work is fundamentally different: multi-tenant architecture, billing infrastructure, real product analytics, role-based access, customer support workflows, and enough operational telemetry to run a business on. Web builds finish at launch. SaaS platforms keep evolving for years.