SaaS developmentby a team that runs SaaS.
We design, build and launch SaaS products: accounts, subscriptions, dashboards, integrations. And we run our own in production, with real users and real invoices.
Who it is for
For founders launching a SaaS, and for companies turning an internal tool into a subscription product.
01What we build
The scope,plainly.
- aMulti-tenant architectureEach customer isolated in its data, with clear roles and permissions from the first version.
- bSubscriptions and billingStripe: trials, plans, upgrades, cancellations and Canadian taxes.
- cMultilingual productFrench, English and Arabic with right-to-left layout, as in our own products.
- dDashboards and adminWhat your customers see, and what your team needs to serve them.
- eSEO and acquisitionIndexable pages, bilingual metadata and programmatic SEO where the product allows it.
- fSecurity and complianceAuthentication, access logs, Quebec's Law 25 and automated tests before every release.
02Budget
What the marketpublishes.
Ranges published by third parties, not a quote. Details, sources and calculator on the costs page.
03Proof
Already done,in production.
Signum, our bilingual recruitment platform for Canada, is live: ATS, explainable matching, Stripe billing and programmatic SEO. Rehearse, our conversation-training SaaS, combines AI, subscriptions and three languages.
04Approach
Howwe move.
01
Scoping
The problem, the first customers, the smallest version that sells. A written, shared document.
02
Design
Flows and interactive prototypes validated before any code.
03
Build
Two-week cycles, each delivery demonstrated on a real environment.
04
Launch and beyond
Production release, first-user monitoring, iterations.
05Frequently asked questions
Before youwrite to us.
01How much does it cost to build a SaaS?
The market publishes ranges from $15,000 for a prototype to over $150,000 for an enterprise platform. The details, with sources, are on our costs page. We give a written estimate after a scoping call.
02How long does it take to launch a SaaS MVP?
Depending on scope, a few weeks for a prototype and a few months for a sellable MVP. Scoping sets a precise timeline before development starts.
03Can the SaaS run in French, English and Arabic?
Yes. Our own products run in three languages, with a right-to-left layout for Arabic and bilingual SEO.
04Can you take over an existing SaaS?
Yes, after a code and infrastructure audit. We tell you plainly what can be kept and what must be rebuilt.
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Your SaaS, built by a team that runs SaaS.
Describe your project: a senior team member replies within 24 hours with a clear direction and an order of magnitude.