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“We needed a fund administration platform that could handle institutional-grade complexity from day one — strict role-based access for GPs, LPs, and auditors, automated waterfall calculations, full audit trails. The team architected the product to support SOC 2 readiness from the first line of code, shipped the platform in 14 weeks, and we passed SOC 2 Type II six months later. The combination of speed and engineering rigor is rare. They genuinely cared about the product succeeding, not just the hours billed.”

“We had strong product-market fit with mid-market customers but kept losing enterprise deals because of multi-tenancy architecture problems — one heavy customer's queries degraded performance for every other tenant. They designed and shipped a tenant-isolated query execution layer with zero-downtime migration across our entire customer base. Sub-second P95 query response held through enterprise workloads from launch day. We closed three anchor enterprise customers in the eight weeks after launch.”

“Building production-grade AI infrastructure is harder than calling an LLM. We needed streaming responses without connection timeouts, intelligent routing between model providers by cost and latency, conversation context storage that didn't blow up our database costs, and budget guardrails that didn't break user experience. They built the entire infrastructure layer over four months and we shipped to enterprise customers immediately after. The system has handled 100x our launch traffic without architectural rework.”

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A SaaS development company specializes in building multi-tenant, subscription-based software products — as opposed to custom internal software or one-off web applications. The key differences: SaaS architecture must handle multiple customers in one codebase (multi-tenancy), requires subscription billing infrastructure, must be designed for rapid iteration post-launch, and needs to support enterprise security requirements like SSO and SOC 2. Generalist agencies can build software; specialized SaaS agencies build products built to scale and sell.

A focused SaaS MVP with a clearly defined feature set typically takes 8-16 weeks. The range depends on the complexity of the data model, integrations required, and the maturity of your product specification. We scope every MVP individually — the first step is a product scoping workshop where we nail down exactly what needs to be built.

Both. Many of our best engagements are with bootstrapped founders who need to be extremely deliberate about what they build and when. We also work frequently with seed and Series A companies who need to accelerate development or add specialized capabilities (AI features, security/compliance, integrations) to their existing team.

Yes. Codebase takeovers are one of our specialties. We run a systematic technical audit first — assessing code quality, architecture, test coverage, infrastructure, and security posture. From there we give you an honest assessment of what needs to be fixed, what can stay, and what it will cost and take to get the codebase into a state we'd be proud of.

We're stack-pragmatic. For most SaaS products, we default to React / Next.js on the frontend, Node.js or Python on the backend, PostgreSQL or MongoDB for the database, and AWS or GCP for infrastructure. We adjust based on your existing stack, team skills, and specific technical requirements. We won't force you into a technology just because it's what we're comfortable with.

Yes. Most clients transition to a retainer engagement after their initial build — covering bug fixes, performance optimization, feature development, and infrastructure management. We also offer CTO-as-a-Service for companies that want ongoing technical leadership without a full-time hire.