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Custom SaaS Engineering
Zero to one, and the scale-up after.
Single-stack shops recommend their stack for every problem, because it is the only one they have. We select deliberately, and we write down why — including the trade-off we made and the conditions that would change the answer.
We have also run our own product, which changes what you optimize for. Multi-tenancy that is painful to query, billing that cannot handle a plan change, and an admin tool nobody can use are all mistakes we have already paid for.
What this covers
- →0→1 product builds with a working architecture from day one
- →Multi-tenant data models, billing, authentication, and admin
- →Real-time features — WebSockets, presence, live collaboration
- →Scale-up work on products that outgrew their first architecture
- →Architecture rescue when a codebase has stopped being changeable
Stacks we use for this
- Laravel
- Go
- Rust (Axum + Leptos)
- Node / Hono
- Next.js
- Astro
- FastAPI
- Flask
Common questions
Which stack should we build on?
It depends on what dominates: time to market favours Laravel, sustained throughput favours Go, strict latency and safety requirements favour Rust, and ML-adjacent work favours Python. We make that call in the architecture sprint and write down the reasoning, including what we traded away.
Have you shipped a SaaS product of your own?
Yes. Our founding team architected and shipped ThriveDesk, a customer-support platform, from nothing to roughly $250,000 in lifetime-deal sales at launch. We have operated a SaaS product, not only built one for others.
Have something hard to build?
Tell us what you are working on. If we are not the right people for it, we will say so and point you somewhere better.
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