Example project · New build

Subscription SaaS MVP

A first sellable version of a B2B product: teams, roles, subscription billing and the one feature customers will pay for.

This is a representative example of a project type we take on — a typical situation, approach and scope — not a description of a specific client engagement. Timelines are indicative; yours will depend on the details.

The situation

A founder with deep industry knowledge needs a product in front of paying customers before the runway ends. The risk isn't technical — it's building six months of features nobody asked for.

How we approach it

  • Cut scope to the smallest product someone would pay for, and write down what is deliberately left out.
  • Use Rails for speed; choose boring, well-understood components throughout.
  • Build multi-tenancy, roles and billing properly once — retrofitting them later is expensive.
  • Instrument usage from the first release so the next decisions are informed.

What gets delivered

  • Production SaaS application
  • Team accounts, roles and invitations
  • Subscription billing and trials
  • Usage analytics and admin tools

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