SaaS MVP Development
We build a SaaS MVP around the workflow a buyer will use in the first week, including accounts and a way to pay.
The problem
MVPs fail when they try to look like the roadmap. They also fail when auth and billing are postponed and the first interested customer cannot become a paying one.
We cut to one workflow, the roles that touch it, and the smallest billing model that matches how you sell. Everything else is a note for later, not a half-built screen.
What you get
Accounts and roles
Sign-up, sign-in, and the permission split you need on day one.
Core workflow
The path a new customer completes, including empty states.
Billing
A plan and a checkout that match the offer, not a fake pricing page.
A next-step list
What the MVP deliberately left out, written down so it is not forgotten or smuggled in.
How the work runs
01
Name the buyer and the job
One customer type. One job they hire the product to do.
02
Cut the release
Features that do not serve that job wait.
03
Build the loop
Sign up, do the job, pay or invite a teammate.
04
Deploy
A production environment you can put in front of a design partner.
Stack
- Next.js or a similar web app stack
- Postgres
- Stripe or the billing provider you choose
- Email for account lifecycle
Who it is for
- Founders with a specific buyer and a workflow, not only a pitch
- Agencies productizing a service they already deliver by hand
- Companies testing a new line without rebuilding their whole platform