SaaS product development
We take a product idea to paying customers: a focused first version, then the billing, onboarding, and scale that come after.
Sound familiar?
When businesses come to us for this
The idea is clear, the first version is not
Everything feels essential, so the feature list keeps growing and launch keeps moving.
Billing and accounts are eating the roadmap
Plans, trials, invoices, and permissions take months when they are built without a plan.
The MVP worked, and now it creaks
Early shortcuts show up as slow pages, manual admin work, and bugs in every release.
What we build
SaaS product development: what that covers
MVP development
The smallest product that proves people will pay, built so it can grow.
Subscription billing
Plans, trials, upgrades, coupons, and invoices, usually with Stripe.
User onboarding
Sign-up, first-run guides, and emails that help new users set up their account and start using the product.
Multi-tenant architecture
Separate data and settings for every customer account on shared infrastructure.
Admin dashboards
Manage customers, plans, and support requests without touching the database.
Need something else?
If your project is not on this list, describe it and we will tell you whether it is a good fit.
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How we approach it
Our approach, step by step
- 01
Cut the scope
We agree on the one job the first version must do well and park the rest on a roadmap.
- 02
Build the foundation once
Accounts, roles, billing, and tenancy are set up properly from day one, because they are painful to change later.
- 03
Launch to real users
Early customers use the product while we build, and their feedback sets the next priorities.
- 04
Scale when it is needed
We add caching, background jobs, and bigger servers when usage shows they are needed.
Technologies
What we build it with
Our usual stack for this work. We choose per project, and can work with what you already have.
- Next.js
- The product app and its marketing site
- Django
- APIs, business logic, and the admin area
- Stripe
- Subscriptions, payments, and invoices
- PostgreSQL
- Tenant data with strict separation
- AWS
- Hosting, file storage, and email
FAQ
Common questions
It depends on how much the first version has to do. After a short discovery phase we give you a written estimate for the scope we agree on.
Yes. iLoveToolkit and SpinLab are our own products, so we deal with pricing, hosting, and support ourselves.
Yes. We review the code and infrastructure first, fix the risky parts, and then continue with new features.
Planning a project like this?
Share a few details about your business and what you need. We will suggest a sensible first step and a rough scope.
