
Tenant isolation, row-level security, per-tenant billing, per-tenant feature flags — each one is a footgun if you ship it late.
Every SaaS reinvents login, sessions, RBAC, Stripe, invoicing. Most do it badly and pay for it forever in support load.
Your support team writes raw queries to refund a user or impersonate an account. Every Friday someone almost drops the wrong table.
Week 1 locks the multi-tenant schema, billing model, and RBAC matrix. Weeks 2-3 ship auth + Stripe. Weeks 4-5 build your product features. Week 6 ships the admin panel and goes live.
Multi-tenant HRMS for a 200-employee customer. Org chart, payroll runs, leave tracking, performance reviews, role-based access. Schema week 1, payroll engine week 4, live for HR teams week 6.
We maintain an internal SaaS starter that has shipped across HRMS, CRM, marketplaces, and operations platforms. You get a hardened foundation, not a from-scratch rebuild.
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Tenant model, billing model, roles. The shape of the schema gets locked before we write code.
Login, sign-up, password reset, OAuth, MFA, plans, subscriptions, invoicing. The boring foundation done well.
Whatever your product actually does. By week five you have a SaaS you can demo end-to-end.
Admin panel, audit logs, support workflows. Observability and on-call runbooks. Then we ship.