SaaS and MVP development
An MVP has to do two jobs at once: get in front of users fast, and not need a rewrite the moment it works. I build the first version on a foundation that holds, with multi-tenant data, real billing and an admin panel from the start.
I have shipped multi-tenant SaaS for HR, banking, insurance analytics and decision intelligence, including a banking CRM where every bank is isolated in its own tenant and an HR platform rebuilt from a prototype into production.
What you get
- Product scoping into milestones, with a price and a date for each
- Multi-tenant architecture with tenant isolation in the API and database
- Subscriptions and usage-based billing with Stripe
- Dashboards, admin panels and role-based access
- Deployment, monitoring and a handover your next engineer can use
Relevant work
VeltoHR ↗
Enterprise HR & onboarding SaaS for SMBs. Multi-tenant PostgreSQL architecture, employee records, compliance tracking, and workforce analytics. Rebuilt from a prototype into a production platform.
Identifee ↗
Banking CRM with tenant-based architecture and AI-assisted content generation for relationship managers and treasury teams.
Refocus AI ↗
Data analysis and business development platform: automated insights and growth recommendations from operational data.
Decision Intelligence SaaS
AI-driven decision branching over warehouse data, with row-level security and usage-based billing.
Cash Advance ↗
Lending platform for prelenders, credits, and loans: Plaid-driven bank verification with GoHighLevel CRM integration.
Questions
How long does an MVP take?
Usually a few weeks to a couple of months, depending on scope. You get a written milestone plan with a price and a date for each before any work starts.
Which stack do you use?
Usually React or Next.js, NestJS, PostgreSQL and AWS, because they scale and are easy to hire for. If you already have a stack, I work in yours.
Will I own the code?
Yes. It lives in your repository and your cloud accounts from day one.