Schema, API, interface, billing, onboarding, alerting and the on-call rota — the parts of a SaaS that only become visible once someone is paying for it. We build all of them, because we run our own products on the same stack.
You are probably here because
- You are building a product customers will pay for monthly, from zero.
- Billing, tenancy and onboarding are the parts nobody on the team has shipped before.
- An existing SaaS works but cannot be operated or supported.
What you walk away with
- A product a customer can sign up to, pay for and be supported on without a human in the loop
- Billing and subscription edge cases handled before they become support tickets
- Multi-tenant data separation decided at the schema, not patched into the query layer
- An operations runbook written by the people who will be woken by it
Other services.
Product engineering
From a whiteboard to something your users can break.
We build and ship product software end to end — domain model, API, interface, pipeline, on-call runbook. Small teams, short feedback loops, and a codebase your...
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Find the ceiling before your customers do.
Traffic rarely grows politely. We measure where a system actually bends, fix the handful of things that matter, and leave you with the load model and...
Read moreLegacy modernisation
Change the engine without stopping the car.
Most systems we meet are not bad, just rigid: every change costs more than the last. We make them movable again through incremental strangler work, with...
Read moreTell us what is not working.
An hour on a call, no charge and no deck. We will tell you honestly whether this is work we are good at — and if it is not, who to talk to instead.
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