How much does it cost to build a SaaS platform?

Custom SaaS development at Moydus starts at $8,000 for foundational platforms (auth, billing, dashboard). Complex products with advanced features, integrations, and mobile apps range from $20,000–$60,000+.

Do you build multi-tenant SaaS platforms?

Yes. We build multi-tenant architectures where each customer (tenant) has isolated data, custom configurations, and optionally custom branding — all running on shared infrastructure for efficiency.

Do you integrate Stripe for subscription billing?

Yes. Stripe is our default billing layer for SaaS. We implement subscription plans, metered billing, usage-based pricing, trial periods, dunning management, and customer billing portals.

Can you build a SaaS with a white-label option?

Yes. We build white-label SaaS platforms where each tenant can use custom domains, logos, colors, and brand identity while running on your shared backend infrastructure.

What technology stack do you use for SaaS development?

Our standard SaaS stack uses Next.js for frontend, Node.js or Laravel for the API layer, PostgreSQL for the database, Stripe for billing, and Cloudflare for edge delivery. We adapt based on your specific requirements.

SaaS Development

Building a SaaS product is one of the highest-leverage decisions a founder can make. Recurring revenue, scalable delivery, and compounding growth — when it works, it works at scale.

Getting there requires more than good ideas. You need architecture that scales, billing that doesn't leak, onboarding that converts, and a product that people actually want to use every day.

We build custom SaaS platforms from zero to launch — and scale them from launch to enterprise.

What We Build

We've developed SaaS products across categories:

B2B workflow tools — project management, CRM, HR, operations
Vertical SaaS — industry-specific software for healthcare, real estate, legal, logistics
Developer tools — APIs, SDKs, and platforms for technical users
Marketplaces — two-sided platforms with SaaS-style subscription tiers
Internal tools — custom software replacing spreadsheets and legacy systems
AI-powered SaaS — LLM-based features embedded in product workflows

Core SaaS Architecture

Multi-Tenancy

Every serious SaaS product needs proper multi-tenancy from day one:

Tenant isolation — each customer's data is logically or physically separated
Per-tenant configuration — feature flags, settings, and custom fields per account
White-label support — custom domains, branding, and email sending per tenant
Role-based access control — admin, manager, member, viewer roles within each tenant

Authentication & Authorization

Magic link, email/password, and OAuth (Google, GitHub, etc.)
SSO via SAML 2.0 or OIDC for enterprise customers
Session management, refresh tokens, and device tracking
Two-factor authentication

Subscription Billing

We implement billing with Stripe as the foundation:

Subscription plans — monthly/annual, with plan comparison UI
Metered billing — charge per API call, seat, usage unit
Trial periods — 7/14/30-day free trials with automatic conversion
Dunning management — smart retry logic for failed payments
Customer billing portal — upgrade, downgrade, cancel, download invoices
Usage-based pricing — flexible billing models as your pricing evolves

Analytics & Reporting

Product analytics — feature usage, user behavior, funnel analysis
Business metrics — MRR, ARR, churn rate, LTV, CAC dashboard
Per-account reporting — usage reports for customers inside the product
Admin panel — internal dashboard for your team to manage accounts

Product Design & UX

SaaS products succeed or fail on usability. We design:

Onboarding flows — guided setup that reaches "aha moment" fast
Empty states — instructive, not blank, when users first arrive
Progressive disclosure — show simple first, reveal complexity later
In-app notifications — usage alerts, feature announcements, billing reminders
Keyboard shortcuts — power user features that drive daily habit

Integrations & API

Modern SaaS products connect to everything:

Webhooks — outbound events for customer automation
REST and GraphQL APIs — for developers building on your platform
OAuth apps — let customers connect your product to their tools
Third-party integrations — Slack, HubSpot, Salesforce, Zapier, Make
SDK development — JavaScript, Python, or other language SDKs

Infrastructure & DevOps

We build on infrastructure designed for SaaS workloads:

Component	Technology
Frontend	Next.js, React, TypeScript
Backend API	Node.js (Express/Fastify) or Laravel
Database	PostgreSQL with row-level security for tenancy
Queue	Redis + Bull or Cloudflare Queues
Storage	Cloudflare R2 or AWS S3
Email	Resend or SendGrid
Monitoring	Sentry, Datadog, or LogTail
CI/CD	GitHub Actions
Hosting	Cloudflare Pages + Workers or Vercel + Railway

From MVP to Scale

Phase 1: Foundation (6–10 weeks)

Auth, billing, tenant management, core product feature, admin panel, basic analytics.

Phase 2: Growth (Ongoing)

Additional features, integrations, self-service onboarding, in-app help, usage analytics.

Phase 3: Enterprise (As needed)

SSO, audit logs, custom contracts, SLAs, white-label, advanced permissions.

Who We Build For

First-time SaaS founders — turning a validated idea into a real product
Agencies going productized — converting service delivery into scalable software
Enterprise software teams — replacing legacy internal tools with modern SaaS
Vertical SaaS builders — deep industry expertise needs a software layer
AI product builders — LLM-powered features needing production-grade infrastructure

How We Engage

Fixed-scope MVP: Define the scope, agree on price, deliver in 6–10 weeks. Best for validated ideas with clear requirements.

Sprint-based development: Ongoing monthly sprints for products that evolve continuously. Best for early-stage products discovering what works.

Technical co-founder model: We own architecture and delivery while you own product decisions. Best for non-technical founders.

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