SaaS you will not rewrite.

SaaS development with billing, tenancy and auth done right. Fixed price for v1.

Yarify is a SaaS development company. We build the parts every SaaS needs and most first versions get wrong: multi-tenant data isolation, authentication and roles, Stripe subscriptions and invoicing, an admin dashboard, product analytics and a deployment pipeline. Version one is a fixed-scope project with one fixed written quote; if our estimate was wrong, the extra hours are our cost. After launch, a dedicated team can keep shipping monthly.

The SaaS foundation, built in

  • Multi-tenancy

    Customer data kept apart

  • Auth and roles

    Teams, invites, permissions

  • Stripe billing

    Plans, trials, tax, invoices

  • Admin dashboard

    Support without SQL

  • Product analytics

    See what users do

  • CI/CD

    Safe, boring deploys

Why SaaS products break after launch

  • Tenancy bolted on later

    One customer sees another’s data. Fixing it means touching every query.

  • Billing that drifts

    Webhooks missed, access and payments out of sync. We handle them idempotently.

  • Roles as an afterthought

    The first enterprise customer asks for permissions the data model cannot express.

  • No admin, no analytics

    Support runs SQL by hand and nobody knows which features get used.

SaaS product dashboard interface on screen

From idea to paying customers

  1. Free call · Day 1

    Your customers, pricing model and must-haves.

  2. Scope and fixed quote · Week 1

    A written v1 scope and one price.

  3. Foundation · Early weeks

    Tenancy, auth, billing and CI/CD first.

  4. Core product, weekly demos · Weekly

    The features that make customers pay.

  5. Launch · Typically weeks 8–12

    Launch checklist, monitoring, first customers.

  6. Iterate · After launch

    Next version fixed-price, or a monthly team.

Fixed price. We eat the overruns.

For your first SaaS version, the quoted price for the agreed written scope is the price you pay. If our estimate was wrong, the extra hours are our cost. Changes you request are quoted separately before work starts.

  • Stripe, cloud and repo accounts in your name
  • Monthly team with 2 weeks’ notice after launch, if you want it

Our SaaS stack

LayerDefault
FrontendNext.js, React, TypeScript. Marketing site and app can share a codebase
BackendNode.js / TypeScript or Java Spring Boot
DatabasePostgreSQL or MongoDB, tenancy model chosen first
BillingStripe Billing, Checkout, Customer Portal, Tax
InfrastructureGCP or AWS, Docker, CI/CD, in your own account

What SaaS development costs

Using industry MVP ranges as a guide: simple SaaS around $15k–$40k, medium $40k–$100k, complex or AI-native above $100k. These are derived from MVP data, not SaaS-specific surveys.

Billing complexity, integrations and roles move it most. More in our SaaS development cost guide.

Growth analytics dashboard for a subscription product

SaaS we have built

Questions buyers ask us

How much does it cost to build a SaaS product?

Using industry MVP ranges as a guide, simple SaaS lands around $15k–$40k, medium $40k–$100k and complex or AI-native above $100k. We do not publish rates; you get a fixed quote, and our estimation overruns are our cost.

How long does it take to build a SaaS MVP?

A focused SaaS MVP typically launches in 8–12 weeks from signed scope, with a deployed build on staging early and weekly demos. Complex billing, heavy integrations or regulated data take longer. The timeline is in the written quote.

Should I build my SaaS with no-code tools first?

Sometimes. To test whether anyone will pay, a no-code prototype can be the cheapest experiment. With paying customers, tenancy, billing edge cases and performance usually outgrow it. We often rebuild validated prototypes, using them as a living spec.

What is multi-tenancy and do I need it?

One application serving many customer organisations while keeping their data strictly separate. Almost every B2B SaaS needs it. The decision is how: shared tables with a tenant key, separate schemas or separate databases. We choose with you upfront.

Can you integrate Stripe subscriptions and invoicing?

Yes. Stripe Billing is our default: subscriptions, trials, coupons, seat or usage pricing, tax, invoices and the customer portal. For Astrooly we built Stripe checkout in three languages with country-based pricing.

Who owns the SaaS code and the Stripe account?

You do. The repository, cloud account and Stripe account are in your name from day one, and you own 100% of the code and IP. You can revoke our access at any time.

Build the SaaS you will not have to rewrite.

Tell us about your customers and pricing. You get a written v1 scope and one fixed price.

Tell us what you're building

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