SaaS development company for subscription products
A SaaS product is more than its core feature. It needs sign up, subscriptions, team accounts, roles, invoices and an admin panel that lets you run the business. We build all of it, and you see each part priced before you start.
No call, no card, no email needed to see your estimate.
Web app
Hours per feature
Typical range
$40,000 to $120,000
SaaS foundations we build
- 01 Sign up with email verification and secure login
- 02 Subscriptions with monthly and yearly plans, trials, upgrades and cancellations
- 03 Team accounts with invitations, seats and roles
- 04 Invoices and billing history customers can download
- 05 An admin panel to manage customers, plans and support cases
- 06 Usage limits per plan, enforced in code and visible to the customer
- 07 Email notifications for every important account event
- 08 Audit logs and data export for business customers
SaaS development cost by feature
In our model the SaaS foundations alone add up quickly: user accounts and login 24 to 40 hours, team accounts 24 to 40, roles and permissions 16 to 32, payments and subscriptions 32 to 64, invoices 16 to 32, admin panel 40 to 80. Your core product features come on top. A first SaaS version usually falls in our MVP range of $26,000 to $79,500, and a fuller product in the web app range of $41,500 to $124,000. Five SaaS versions with their exact features, hours and timelines are priced in our SaaS development cost guide.
Multi-tenant architecture that scales
Every SaaS we build separates customer data by account from the first table, so growth does not require a rewrite. We add background jobs for heavy work, caching where it matters, and monitoring so you know about problems before customers report them. When you need more, we add AI features or a public API on the same foundation.
Running the product after launch
Launch is where SaaS work begins. A maintenance plan gives you monthly hours for fixes, dependency updates and new features, with response times written into the plan. If you are building an in-house team, you can also hire dedicated developers who already know the code.
SaaS development questions
Yes. We add plans, billing, invoices and usage limits to an existing application, and migrate current customers to the new plans.
Multi-tenant by default, because it is cheaper to run and easier to update. Single-tenant deployments for enterprise customers can be added where a contract requires it.
You do. The database runs in your cloud account, and we access it only as the work requires.
Price your SaaS product in about a minute
Pick the foundations and your core features and see the range, the stages and the team.