Scalable SaaS products and dashboards for software companies: multi-tenant platforms, admin panels, subscriptions and API integrations, from the first MVP onward.
A SaaS product has to do two things at once: prove quickly that people want it, and stay solid as the number of customers grows. We build SaaS platforms from a focused MVP to a complete product, with accounts and roles, billing, admin dashboards and the integrations your customers expect. The same approach is behind WaterSupply, a utility management platform with separate portals for clients, field operators and office staff, and 24Agency, a project management platform for agencies.
What we build for SaaS & Tech
Multi-tenant dashboards
One platform serving many customer companies, each with its own data, users and settings, kept strictly separated.
Admin and analytics panels
Internal dashboards for your team: customers, subscriptions, usage and the numbers you check every morning.
API and third-party integrations
A clean REST API for your customers and connections to the tools they already use.
Onboarding and billing flows
Sign-up, trial, plans and recurring payments that work without manual intervention.
Role-based access control
Admins, managers and regular users see and change only what they are allowed to.
Integrations
- REST APIs and webhooks
- OAuth and single sign-on
- Subscriptions with Stripe or Netopia
- Workflow automation and usage analytics
Related projects
- WaterSupply: A complete water utility management platform handling meter readings, billing, contracts, and field operations — with dedicated portals for clients, field operators, and admin staff.
- 24Agency: A full-stack project management platform built for agencies — featuring real-time task tracking, team collaboration, client portals, and role-based access control.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to build a SaaS platform?
A focused MVP starts from €10,000 and a complete SaaS platform from €25,000. The estimate depends on the number of modules, roles and integrations, and is split into stages.
Should I start with an MVP?
In most cases, yes. An MVP with only the features that prove the idea gets you real users sooner, and the next features are decided from how they actually use the product.
Can you take over an existing SaaS product?
Yes. We start with a technical audit of the code, architecture and infrastructure, then propose what to keep, what to fix and in what order.