SaaS that bills right.

SaaS software development built for customer one thousand, not just the demo.

SaaS software development is building a subscription product many customers share. The hard parts are rarely features: tenant isolation, billing edge cases (trials, proration, failed payments, tax), onboarding and churn analytics. Yarify, a senior team in Prague, builds new SaaS products at a fixed price for agreed scope and runs dedicated teams for SaaS companies already selling. We have shipped multilingual Stripe checkout, country-based pricing and referral attribution in production.

The four places SaaS breaks

  • Tenant isolation

    Enforced at the data layer

  • Billing edge cases

    Idempotent, reconciled Stripe webhooks

  • Onboarding

    Activation measured from week one

  • Security questionnaires

    SSO, roles, audit logs planned

A demo is easy. Billing is not.

Stalled SaaS products fail the same way: tenant checks scattered across controllers, Stripe webhooks that charge twice, pricing hard-coded in the frontend, no event tracking.

None of it shows up in a demo, so junior-heavy agencies skip it. SaaS software development done right starts there.

SaaS growth analytics dashboard with MRR and churn charts

SaaS software development we ship

Delivered to a staging URL you click every week.

  • Multi-tenant core

    Organisations, workspaces, invitations, roles and permissions, with tenant context enforced once per request.

  • Subscription billing

    Stripe Billing, customer portal, plans, usage metering, country-based pricing, tax handling and webhook reconciliation.

  • Onboarding flows

    Sign-up, guided setup, sample data and checklists that move a trial to its first real outcome.

  • Churn analytics

    Activation and retention cohorts, MRR dashboards and health scores that flag at-risk accounts before renewal.

  • Admin and back office

    Impersonation with audit trail, refunds, plan overrides and feature flags for support and finance.

  • AI features

    LLM features with per-tenant cost controls and evaluation. See AI development.

SaaS product interface on a laptop screen

SaaS we have shipped

Astrooly: Stripe checkout in three languages, country-based pricing, referral attribution, admin dashboard. A content automation platform running on about an hour of maintenance a month.

From scope to launch

  1. Written scope, fixed price · Week 1

    Tenant model, billing model, roles and the one workflow your first version must nail.

  2. Foundations · Weeks 2–3

    Auth, organisations, tenant isolation, CI/CD, staging, Stripe in test mode.

  3. Core workflow · Weeks 3–8

    The feature customers pay for. Weekly demos, pull requests in your repo.

  4. Harden and launch

    Activation events, monitoring, backups and a security pass. Then handover, or we continue as your dedicated team.

Agency SaaS build vs ours

What usually happens

  • A project manager relays questions to juniors
  • Billing bolted on at the end
  • Tenant checks scattered everywhere
  • No analytics until after launch
  • Code in the agency's repo

How we build SaaS

  • You talk to the senior engineer writing the code
  • Stripe wired in week two, failure cases tested
  • Isolation enforced at the data layer
  • Activation events defined before the UI
  • Your repo, your cloud, your IP

What moves the price

Market data puts most MVPs at $15k–$150k. Full breakdown in our [SaaS development cost guide](/cost/saas-development-cost).

  • How strict tenant isolation must be
  • Pricing model: flat plans or usage metering across countries
  • Number of user roles and integrations
  • SSO and audit requirements for enterprise buyers
  • AI features with per-tenant cost controls
Product team writing code together

Fixed price. We eat the overruns.

For fixed-scope SaaS builds, the quoted price for the agreed written scope is what you pay. If our estimate was wrong, the extra hours are our cost. Changes you request are quoted separately first.

How our MVP builds work

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Questions buyers ask us

How long does it take to build a SaaS product?

Most first versions we scope take two to four months, depending on tenant model, billing complexity and integrations. Week one produces a written scope and fixed price, and you click a working staging URL within the first few weeks.

Should a SaaS be multi-tenant from the start?

Almost always. Retrofitting tenant isolation touches every query, background job and file upload, and it is one of the most expensive rewrites in SaaS. Building organisations and roles into version one costs little extra.

Which tech stack do you use for SaaS development?

Usually Next.js and TypeScript, a backend in Node.js, Java/Spring Boot or Python, PostgreSQL or MongoDB, Stripe and Google Cloud or AWS. Boring, well-supported tools your next hire knows. If you have a stack, we work in it.

Can you take over a SaaS another agency built?

Yes. It starts with a free code audit: a senior engineer gives a written verdict on what is healthy, what is risky and whether to keep, refactor or rebuild, with a fixed quote for the fix if you want it.

Do you handle Stripe tax, VAT and international pricing?

Yes. We shipped Stripe checkout in three languages with country-based pricing for Astrooly. We set up Stripe Tax or your provider, handle EU VAT IDs and reconcile invoices with your database. Tax advice comes from your accountant.

Who owns the code and the customer data?

You do. Code lives in your repository from the first commit, infrastructure runs in your cloud account and 100% of the IP is yours. Dedicated teams are billed monthly with two weeks' notice.

Your SaaS, billed correctly from customer one.

Book a free 30-minute scoping call. A written scope and a fixed price, not a 40-page proposal.

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