Solution
Build a SaaS Product That Scales
Multi-tenant architecture, billing, and the engineering fundamentals your SaaS needs.
Full-stack SaaS development covering everything from multi-tenant data isolation and billing integration to admin dashboards and customer-facing APIs. Built to scale from 10 customers to 10,000.
The problem
What I address
- Multi-tenancy implemented wrong — leading to data leaks or performance bottlenecks at scale
- Billing complexity consuming weeks of engineering time instead of feature development
- No audit logging or SOC2-ready security posture when enterprise customers ask
- Monolith architecture that makes adding new features a risky, slow process
Output
What you get
- 1Multi-tenant Postgres architecture with row-level security
- 2Stripe or Paddle billing with subscriptions, metering, and invoicing
- 3Role-based access control and organization management
- 4Customer-facing API with authentication and rate limiting
- 5Admin dashboard for internal operations and customer management
- 6Observability stack with error tracking and usage analytics
How it works
The process
Discovery
Map out the customer journey, data model, and billing structure. Define what 'launched' means.
Foundation
Auth, multi-tenancy, billing, and the basic data model. This is the scaffolding everything else builds on.
Core features
Build the primary value loop — the thing customers actually pay for.
Operations layer
Admin dashboard, usage limits, customer support tools, and notifications.
Launch hardening
Security review, load testing, monitoring, and production readiness.
Investment
Timeline & budget
Typical timeline
8–16 weeks
Typical investment
$25,000–$80,000
Ranges vary by scope. I'll give you a specific estimate after a 30-minute conversation — no commitment required.
FAQ
Common questions
What tech stack do you use for SaaS?+
Typically Next.js (App Router) + TypeScript + Supabase or PlanetScale + Stripe. I adapt based on your existing codebase or specific requirements.
Can you build a SaaS that's SOC2 compliant?+
I can build with SOC2 readiness in mind — audit logs, encryption at rest, access controls, and monitoring. Actual SOC2 certification requires a separate audit process.
How do you handle multi-tenancy?+
I use row-level security in Postgres as the primary isolation mechanism. For high-scale or compliance-sensitive products, I'll scope a per-tenant schema or database-per-tenant model.
Next step
Ready to get started?
Tell me about your project. I'll be straight with you about whether this is the right solution for your situation and what the engagement would actually look like.