MVP scoping
A written spec covering the one job the product does, the screens required, and what is deliberately left out of version one.
From MVP to subscriptions · Issue #09
SaaS Development Company
We take SaaS products from a sketched idea to a system that can take a card payment, onboard a customer and survive its first support ticket — usually in eight to fourteen weeks.
We usually reply within one business day. No obligation, no sales sequence.
At a glance
- Projects from
- USD 8,000
- Typical timeline
- 8–14 weeks
- Based in
- Pune, India
Fixed scopeWeekly demosYou own the code
SINCE
2021
2021
- Weeks to launch
- 8–14Weeks to launch
- Architecture from day one
- Multi-tenantArchitecture from day one
- Code & account ownership
- 100%Code & account ownership
- Client rating
- 5/5Client rating
The honest version
Why teams hire us for saas
A SaaS product is not a web app with a login. The hard parts are tenancy, permissions, billing edge cases, onboarding and the operational work nobody demos: password resets, failed payments, data exports and deleting an account properly.
We build the whole slice — marketing site, authentication, tenant isolation, admin console, subscription billing and deployment — so you launch with something you can charge for instead of a prototype you have to rebuild.
The first release is deliberately narrow. We help you cut the roadmap to the one workflow a customer will pay for, ship it, and keep the architecture open for the features that follow.
What we deliver
The work, specifically
Every engagement is scoped to your situation, but this is the shape most of them take.
Multi-tenant architecture
Row-level tenant isolation, per-tenant settings and a data model that survives your first enterprise security questionnaire.
Auth, roles & permissions
Owner, admin and member roles, invitations, audit trails and account handover for your customers' own teams.
Subscription billing
Stripe or Razorpay plans, trials, upgrades, dunning and invoices — including the webhook handling most builds get wrong.
Dashboards & admin console
Usage analytics for customers and a support console for your team, with exports that make finance happy.
Launch & observability
Containerised environments, backups, error tracking and uptime alerts in place before the first paying customer arrives.
The difference
Why not just the cheapest quote?
Because the cheapest quote is usually an estimate of the easy version. These are the things we do that make the second year cheaper than the first.
We ship the boring parts
Password reset, email deliverability, failed payment recovery and account deletion are in scope from day one, because they are what breaks after launch.
Founder-friendly pacing
Weekly demos and a visible board. You can reprioritise between milestones instead of waiting for a big-bang reveal.
No platform lock-in
You own the repository, cloud account, domain and payment account. We are a contractor, not a landlord.
Built for the next feature
The architecture leaves room for teams, SSO and API access — the three requests every SaaS gets within a year.
Proof, not adjectives
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Before you get in touch
The things clients ask us most often at this stage. If yours is not here, email and we will answer personally.
A single-workflow MVP typically starts around USD 8,000 and commonly lands between USD 12,000 and USD 35,000 depending on integrations and complexity. We quote fixed scope after a discovery session, so the number does not drift.
Eight to fourteen weeks for authentication, one core workflow, billing and an admin console. Weekly milestones make progress visible and let you cut scope early if the budget tightens.
Yes. Pricing pages, signup flows, blog and SEO structure are part of most launches. Building them alongside the product keeps branding and onboarding consistent.
Yes. We start with an audit of architecture, dependencies, billing and deployment, then agree a stabilisation sprint before adding features. We will flag anything that needs rebuilding rather than patching.
You do. Repositories, cloud accounts, domains and payment accounts are created in your name. Handover includes environment documentation and a deployment runbook.
Most clients move to a monthly retainer for feature work, support and infrastructure care. You can also hire a dedicated squad if you are building continuously.
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