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SaaS & B2B Software

B2B SaaS MVP ready for first customers

A founder with a validated idea needs a multi-tenant product with sign-up, billing and an admin, good enough to charge the first ten customers.

The problem

The idea is validated with design partners, but there is no product. It needs to be secure enough for B2B buyers, cheap to run, and easy to extend after the first round.

Who uses it
  • Customer admins setting up their workspace
  • Their team members using the core workflow
  • The founder managing accounts, plans and support
What we would build

Scope for the first release

  1. 01Sign-up, workspaces and team invites with roles
  2. 02The core workflow, scoped to what design partners will pay for
  3. 03Subscription billing with trials and invoices (Stripe or Razorpay)
  4. 04Audit log and SSO-ready authentication for enterprise deals
  5. 05Product analytics and in-app onboarding
  6. 06Internal admin for accounts, plans and support
01. The six weeks

How it would run

  1. Week 1

    Scope the MVP

    Cut the feature list to what design partners will pay for, prototype it, and agree the data model.

  2. Weeks 2–5

    Build in sprints

    Auth and workspaces, then the core workflow, then billing and admin. Design partners join the Friday demos.

  3. Week 6

    Launch to first customers

    Security review, onboarding polish, production deploy and the first paid accounts.

Stack
Web
Next.js, TypeScript
API
Node.js (NestJS), PostgreSQL with row-level tenancy
Billing
Stripe or Razorpay subscriptions
Auth
Email, Google and SAML-ready SSO
Cloud
Cloudflare or AWS, CI/CD and preview environments
What you get
  • Production SaaS with billing live
  • Architecture decision records for your next engineers
  • Source code, infrastructure and analytics in your accounts
  • 30 days of fixes after launch
After launch
  • Public API and webhooks
  • Integrations marketplace
  • SOC 2 readiness work
Cost drivers

What moves the number

No price is published for a blueprint. These are the five things that set it, and the written quote shows each one.

  1. Flows in the first release: every extra user type or end-to-end flow adds design, state, API and tests
  2. Platforms: a web app alone, or native iOS and Android apps on top
  3. Integrations: each third-party system wired in (a few in this blueprint)
  4. Design level: a standard UI kit, custom design, or premium design with motion
  5. Compliance scope: the standards the industry page lists, designed in from week one
  6. Later: Public API and webhooks; Integrations marketplace; SOC 2 readiness work
FAQ

About this example build

Something not covered here? Ask a tech lead. We reply within one business day.

No. It is an illustrative blueprint: the scope, stack, team and six-week plan we would propose for a typical brief in this industry. Real client work is mostly under NDA and is discussed on a call.

Six weeks for the first release described here, with a demo every Friday. The items under "Later" follow in sprints after launch, planned from what the first users do.

Scoping and prototype, the build, deployment to your own cloud account with CI/CD and monitoring, documentation, a recorded walkthrough and 30 days of fixes. You own the code and IP from the first commit.

The flows in the first release, the platforms, the integrations, the design level and the compliance scope; the list above shows what moves the number for this blueprint. A written, fixed quote comes within 48 hours of a scoping conversation.

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  • We speak in hours, not days
  • Written quote within 48 hours
  • Deployment included, you own the code