Transform your SaaS vision into a product that scales
Why so many SaaS projects fail technically
80% of SaaS projects accumulate critical technical debt within the first 18 months. Architecture mistakes at the start cost exponentially more later:
Which stack for your SaaS?
We choose the most suitable stack for your context: business complexity, performance constraints, target team profile, and scaling strategy.
Next.js + Vercel
- Full-stack React with native SSR/SSG/ISR
- Zero-config deployment on Vercel, PR previews
- Edge Functions for global performance
- Rich ecosystem: Auth.js, Prisma, tRPC
- Strong coupling with the Vercel ecosystem for certain features
- Vercel costs that increase quickly at scale (bandwidth, functions)
- Server Components complex to master
- Vendor lock-in on edge/middleware features
Remix / React Router 7
- Web standards first: native progressive enhancement
- Optimized data loading (nested routes, parallel loaders)
- Deployable everywhere (Node, Deno, Cloudflare Workers)
- Simplified form handling and mutations
- Younger ecosystem than Next.js, fewer third-party resources
- Smaller community, more targeted hiring
- Fewer turnkey hosting solutions
- Non-trivial migration from Next.js
NestJS + React/Vue
- Enterprise-grade backend architecture (DDD, CQRS, microservices)
- Full-stack TypeScript, end-to-end typing
- Clear front/back separation, specialized teams
- Proven scalability on distributed architectures
- Two projects to maintain (front + back), more coordination
- Heavier initial setup than a full-stack framework
- Requires solid backend expertise (enterprise patterns)
- More complex deployment (2 services minimum)
Supabase + React/Next.js
- Complete Backend-as-a-Service (auth, DB, storage, realtime)
- Native PostgreSQL with Row Level Security
- Drastically reduced development time
- Open-source, self-hostable, no absolute vendor lock-in
- Complex business logic difficult to implement client-side
- Limits on advanced backend workflows (jobs, queues)
- Limited horizontal scaling on free plan
- Less control over underlying infrastructure
No technology dogma. We recommend the solution best suited to your context, constraints and ambitions. Every choice is documented and justified.
End-to-end support, phase by phase
Each phase produces concrete deliverables. You maintain visibility and control at every step.
Product Discovery & Scoping
Understand the market, validate positioning, define MVP scope and target architecture. We don't code before having a clear vision.
- Product scoping workshops (value proposition, personas, jobs-to-be-done)
- Feature mapping and MoSCoW prioritization
- MVP definition: minimum scope to validate market fit
- Target technical architecture (multi-tenant, API, data model)
- Documented and justified technology stack choice
- Pricing model and monetization strategy
- Budget estimate and macro planning
- Risk matrix and mitigation plan
Architecture & Foundations
Lay the SaaS technical foundations: multi-tenancy, authentication, billing, CI/CD. Decisions made here determine the ability to scale.
- Multi-tenant architecture (data isolation, per-tenant configuration)
- Authentication and authorization system (SSO, RBAC, SAML/OIDC)
- API architecture (REST/GraphQL, versioning, rate limiting)
- Billing and subscription management integration (Stripe)
- Complete CI/CD pipeline with automatic quality gates
- Infrastructure as Code (Terraform/Pulumi) and environments
- Design system and base UI components
- Architecture documentation and ADR (Architecture Decision Records)
MVP Build
Build the MVP in iterative sprints with regular demos. Each sprint delivers testable value. The goal: a product usable by real customers.
- Iterative development (2-week sprints, regular demos)
- Optimized user onboarding (time-to-value < 5 minutes)
- Dashboard and core product features
- Payment integration and subscription management
- Automated tests (unit, integration, e2e, coverage > 80%)
- Monitoring and observability from the MVP
- Beta testing with first users
- Iterations based on user feedback
Scale-up & Growth
Prepare the product for growth: performance, multi-region, advanced features, third-party integrations. Move from MVP to scalable product.
- Performance optimization and response time (P95 < 200ms)
- Multi-region architecture if needed (EU, US, APAC)
- Documented public API for third-party integrations
- Webhooks and event system for the ecosystem
- Enterprise features (SSO, audit logs, custom branding)
- Self-service administration and team management
- Product analytics and usage tracking (feature adoption)
- Migration program for beta customers
Operations & Continuous Improvement
Operate the product in production with enterprise reliability. Continuously optimize the product, performance and costs.
- 99.9%+ SLA with 24/7 monitoring and alerting
- FinOps: continuous infrastructure cost optimization
- Product roadmap driven by usage data
- A/B testing and continuous experimentation
- Security: regular pentests, SOC 2 / GDPR compliance
- Incident management and structured post-mortems
- Auto-scaling and capacity planning
- Knowledge transfer and operational documentation
What you concretely gain
Expected results
MVP in 3 to 4 months, not 12
Architecture that scales from 10 to 10,000 customers
CI/CD and quality from day 1
MVP in 3 to 4 months, not 12
Precise scope, adapted architecture, iterative sprints. Your product is in the hands of real users within months, not a year.
Architecture that scales from 10 to 10,000 customers
Multi-tenant from day 1, autoscaling, data isolation. Your architecture grows with your business without major refactoring.
CI/CD and quality from day 1
Automated tests, continuous deployment, quality gates. No silently accumulated technical debt while you search for product-market fit.
Integrated billing and subscriptions
Stripe, plans, upgrades, invoices, revenue metrics. Monetization is built into the foundations, not bolted on afterwards.
Enterprise-grade security
SSO/SAML, RBAC, encryption, audit logs, GDPR/SOC 2 compliance. Your enterprise customers sign with confidence.
Transfer and autonomy
Clean code, complete documentation, team training. You take back control when you are ready.
Your questions, our answers
01 How much does SaaS development cost?
02 Should we start with an MVP or build the full version?
03 How do you handle multi-tenancy?
04 What happens after the MVP launch?
05 Can you take over a struggling existing SaaS?
06 How do you handle GDPR and SOC 2 compliance?
Ready to build your SaaS on solid foundations?
Free 30-minute initial consultation. We analyze your project, your current or desired stack, and give you an initial direction — no commitment.