We build complete SaaS platforms from architecture to production — that means technical discovery, system design, frontend and backend development, third-party integrations, testing, deployment, and ongoing support. React, Next.js, .NET, Python — whatever the stack requires. You bring the vision, we handle the architecture, engineering, infrastructure, and launch. No subcontractors, no handoffs between teams, no gaps between design and deployment.
You have raised a seed or Series A, your investors expect velocity, but hiring a full engineering team takes 3-6 months and costs $500K+ per year. You need senior engineers shipping production code next week, not next quarter. We embed directly into your workflow — same Slack channels, same standups, same sprint board. The difference is we have built this before, so we are not figuring it out as we go. You get a team that ramps in days rather than months, writing code that meets production standards from the first commit.
Your MVP got you to product-market fit, but the architecture that got you here will not get you to 10x. You are seeing performance issues, the deploy process is fragile, and every new feature takes longer than the last. We come in, assess the codebase, and build a systematic improvement plan — no big-bang rewrites, just targeted refactoring that improves velocity sprint over sprint while keeping the product running. We identify the highest-leverage changes first so you start seeing results within the first two weeks, not after a months-long rewrite.
You have an internal project that needs a dedicated build team. Maybe it is a new product line, a customer-facing portal, or an internal platform that your existing team does not have the bandwidth to take on. Your in-house engineers are at capacity with the core product. We handle the full stack — frontend, backend, APIs, databases, auth, payments, CI/CD — and deliver a production-ready system with full documentation and a clean handoff. When the project is done, your team can maintain it without us because the code is well-structured, tested, and documented from the start.
We start by understanding your business, not just your codebase. We review existing code (if any), interview stakeholders, map out user flows, and design the technical architecture. The output is a detailed technical specification, data model design, API contract definitions, and a sprint-by-sprint project plan. You approve the architecture before a single line of production code is written.
This is where the foundation goes in. We build the data models, API layer, authentication and authorization system, and the primary user-facing flows. Every two weeks you get a working demo — not a slide deck, not a Figma prototype, but a real application running on a staging environment that you can click through and test. We use your real data schemas and integrate with your existing systems from day one.
We complete all remaining features, integrate third-party services — payments via Stripe, email via SendGrid or Resend, analytics, and monitoring — and build out the full CI/CD pipeline. Testing happens continuously: unit tests, integration tests, and end-to-end tests are written alongside the features, not bolted on at the end. By the end of this phase, the application is functionally complete and running in a staging environment that mirrors production.
We deploy to production, configure monitoring and alerting, run load testing, and monitor the launch closely for the first two weeks. Every system is documented — architecture diagrams, API documentation, deployment procedures, and runbooks. We either hand off to your engineering team with a thorough knowledge transfer, or transition into an ongoing engineering support retainer where we continue building and maintaining the platform.
We default to React and Next.js for web applications because the ecosystem, tooling, and talent pool are unmatched. TypeScript on every project — no exceptions.
We pick the runtime that fits the problem. Node.js for real-time applications, .NET for enterprise systems with complex business logic, Python for data-heavy workloads, Go for high-performance services.
Database choice depends on your data model and query patterns. PostgreSQL is our default for relational data, MongoDB for document-heavy workloads, Redis for caching and real-time features, DynamoDB for serverless architectures at scale.
Every application we build runs on production-grade infrastructure from day one. AWS for most projects, Docker for containerization, Kubernetes for orchestration at scale, Terraform for infrastructure as code.
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Most platform builds run 8-16 weeks for an MVP, depending on complexity. A simple SaaS application with authentication, a core workflow, and basic integrations typically lands around 8-10 weeks. More complex platforms with multiple user roles, payment processing, third-party integrations, and advanced reporting push toward 12-16 weeks. We break every engagement into 2-week sprints with working demos at the end of each sprint, so you see real progress — not status updates. Larger enterprise projects with complex business logic or regulatory requirements may extend to 6 months or longer, but we always start with a phased roadmap so you can launch an initial version while we continue building.
Yes. About half of our engagements involve taking over or extending an existing codebase rather than building from scratch. We do a thorough code audit during discovery — reviewing architecture decisions, identifying technical debt, evaluating test coverage, and assessing the deployment pipeline. From there, we recommend whether to refactor specific components, rewrite certain services, or build new features on the existing foundation. We are not the agency that tells everyone to rewrite everything — we are pragmatic about what actually needs to change and what is working fine.
We offer ongoing engineering support packages that cover maintenance, feature development, infrastructure management, and on-call support. Most of our build clients transition to a monthly retainer where we continue shipping features and handling production issues. If you prefer a clean handoff, we deliver comprehensive documentation including architecture diagrams, API docs, deployment guides, and runbooks. We also do a structured knowledge transfer with your engineering team — typically 2-3 sessions covering the architecture, deployment process, and operational procedures. Either way, you own 100% of the code and IP from day one.
Every engagement includes a dedicated project lead who owns the delivery timeline, manages scope, and is your single point of contact. We run weekly standups (or async updates if you prefer), and communicate day-to-day via Slack in a shared channel with your team. We use Linear for task management by default, but we will use whatever tool your team already runs — Jira, Asana, Shortcut, GitHub Projects. Every sprint starts with a planning session and ends with a demo and retrospective. You have full visibility into what we are working on, what is coming next, and where we are against the overall timeline.
We work on either a fixed-price project basis or a monthly retainer, depending on the engagement type. Fixed-price works best for well-defined projects with clear scope — you get a detailed SOW with milestones and deliverables, and the price does not change unless the scope does. Monthly retainers work better for ongoing development where priorities shift and you want flexibility to adjust what we are working on sprint to sprint. Typical engagements range from $30K-$150K+ depending on scope, complexity, and duration. We will give you a detailed proposal after the discovery phase so there are no surprises.
Most of our clients do not need just one service — they need a partner who can handle the full technical stack. We have built platforms, then migrated them to scalable cloud infrastructure, then gotten them SOC 2 certified when enterprise customers came knocking. One partner, one relationship, no gaps between teams.