Full-stack SaaS engineering - multi-tenant data, Stripe billing, role-based auth, marketing site, admin tools, and the dashboards your customers actually use. We have shipped 3 SaaS products from zero to MRR. The same team can ship yours.
Kelowna, BC. Free 30-min discovery call. SaaS MVPs typically ship in 12 to 16 weeks.
We do not let that happen. We help you cut scope ruthlessly, ship a real, paying MVP in 12 to 16 weeks, and learn from real customers before you commit to a 24-month roadmap. Every SaaS we have shipped this way - HeySEO, EasyHeadshots, others under NDA - found its first paying customers by week 14.
Whether you are pre-launch, post-MVP, or scaling to enterprise, we build the SaaS infrastructure you need next.
12 to 16 weeks, fixed price ($40K to $120K), one core feature loop plus auth, billing, and a marketing site. The version that gets you to your first $1K MRR, not the version that gets you to your next funding round.
Your MVP has paying customers. Now it needs multi-tenancy done right, role-based permissions, an admin panel, audit logs, real onboarding, and the infrastructure to scale past 100 customers without falling over. $80K to $200K, 16 to 24 weeks.
Claude / OpenAI integrated as a first-class part of the product (not bolted on). Prompt caching for token cost efficiency, streaming responses, eval harnesses, and fallback models. We have shipped 4 AI-native SaaS products in the last 18 months.
Subscriptions, trials, tiered pricing, annual discounts, proration, dunning, customer portal, tax (Stripe Tax), and the webhook plumbing that prevents revenue leaks. The billing layer is where most SaaS MVPs go to die. We get it right.
Opinionated, fast, and honest about scope. The process that gets you to revenue.
Every database table has tenant_id and row-level security from the first commit. Retrofitting multi-tenancy into a single-tenant schema is a 3-to-6-week migration project. Doing it on day one is 3 hours.
The MVP is the smallest, ugliest version of your product that someone will pay you money for. Not the version you want to demo at a conference. We push back hard on scope at discovery.
Nuxt 4 or Next.js 15, Postgres on Supabase, Stripe, Vercel, Sentry, PostHog. Any senior engineer in Canada can pick this up. You can hire your own team a year from now and they will not have to relearn anything weird.
Sentry and PostHog wired in before you launch, not after the first paying customer hits a bug you cannot reproduce. $50/month of tooling buys you the difference between debugging in production and flying blind.
Let's walk through your idea, identify the smallest version that someone would pay for, and give you a realistic timeline and fixed quote.
SaaS MVP (12 to 16 weeks, real billing, one core feature loop): $40K to $120K. Production-grade SaaS with proper multi-tenancy, admin tools, and onboarding: $80K to $200K. Enterprise-grade with SSO, audit logs, SOC 2 readiness: $200K to $500K+. We give you a fixed quote after a free discovery call.
12 to 16 weeks for a real, paying MVP. Two weeks discovery, two weeks foundation (auth, DB, billing, marketing site), eight weeks building the core feature, two weeks billing and hardening, two weeks closed beta and launch. The full playbook is in our [12-week SaaS MVP playbook](/blog/saas-mvp-12-week-playbook).
Default stack: Nuxt 4 or Next.js 15 for frontend, Postgres on Supabase for database and auth, Stripe for billing, Vercel for hosting, Sentry for errors, PostHog for analytics. AI-native SaaS adds the Vercel AI SDK plus Claude or OpenAI. We use Firebase for mobile-first apps. Our [SaaS tech stack guide](/blog/saas-tech-stack-2026) covers the picks in detail.
Yes. 100 percent. Code in a git repo on your account, hosting (Vercel, Supabase, Stripe) on accounts you own, domain on your registrar. No proprietary builders, no vendor lock-in. If we part ways at any stage, you keep everything and any senior engineer can take over.
Occasionally, for projects we believe in and founders we want to work with long-term. Most of our SaaS work is fixed-price cash engagements - we have learned that mixing services and equity gets messy. If you want to talk equity, we will be honest about whether it is a fit.
Yes. We are based in Kelowna, BC and our SaaS clients are spread across Canada and the US. Everything is remote-first - weekly demos, async comms, continuous deployment. Local in the Okanagan or distributed, the playbook is the same.
Book a free 30-minute discovery call. We walk through your idea, identify the smallest version that someone would pay for, and give you a realistic timeline and fixed quote - even if you build it somewhere else.