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SaaS development

SaaS people actually pay for.

I build the whole product, not a demo. Auth, billing, a core feature that earns its keep, and an admin view so you can run it. One fixed price, and the code is yours.

Billing that works day one

Stripe subscriptions, plans, and usage metering set up properly, so you can charge from your first customer instead of promising to add it later.

One person on the whole build

I scope it, I write it, I ship it. No account manager in the middle and no junior quietly learning on your product.

A fixed price you know upfront

You get the number and the date before I start. It only changes if you change what we agreed to build.

Built to run, not just to demo.

A SaaS that looks fine in a screen recording and a SaaS you can actually operate are two different things. I build the second one. Auth, roles, billing, and the boring parts that keep it alive after launch.

  • Auth, roles, and a customer portal from the start
  • A demo every Friday and commits you can read
  • Analytics, CI/CD, and a launch checklist included

The stack

TypeScript, Next.js, Node, and PostgreSQL. Familiar, current, and easy to hire around when you grow.

Billing

Stripe plans, subscriptions, usage based charges, and a customer portal, handled once and handled right.

AI features

OpenAI or Anthropic with retrieval and evals, added where the product genuinely needs them, not for the pitch deck.

Handover

Your repo, your cloud, your keys. If I disappeared next week, your team would keep shipping.

What a first version usually includes.

A rough guide. We nail the exact scope together on the call.

Accounts and access

Email and social sign in, roles, and permissions so teams can use it safely.

Billing and plans

Stripe subscriptions, free trials, and metered usage wired to real product limits.

Your core feature

The one thing your product is actually for, built well, with an admin view to run it.

Tell me what you want to build.

Give me fifteen minutes and I come back with a scope, a price, and a date. Even if we do not work together, you leave with a clearer plan.