/ Services

SaaS products, shipped and owned.

End-to-end product builds for early-stage founders. Schema, auth, billing, dashboards, deployment. We run our own SaaS, so the foundation is already battle-tested and your weeks go to features, not plumbing.

/ What's included

An end-to-end build, not a demo.

Everything a real product needs to take its first paying customer. Fixed price after a discovery call, a working demo every Friday, and you own the code on the day you pay the final invoice.

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Database & schema

Postgres with version-controlled migrations, not a pile of ad-hoc SQL. The schema is designed up front so it can grow without a rewrite at month three.

Postgres + migrations
Row-level security
Seed + test data
Backups configured
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Auth & roles

Sign-up, login, password reset, and role-based access wired in from day one. The same auth layer that runs our own products, so the edge cases are already handled.

Email + OAuth login
Role-based access
Session handling
Invite + team flows
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Billing & dashboards

Stripe subscriptions, plans, and webhooks, plus the admin and customer dashboards your users actually live in. Charts, tables, and the boring screens that make the product usable.

Stripe billing
Plans + webhooks
Customer dashboards
Admin panel
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Deployment & demos

Shipped to a real URL on day one, then a working demo every Friday so you see progress instead of waiting for a big reveal. No surprises at the end.

Weekly Friday demos
Staging + production
CI/CD pipeline
Error + uptime monitoring
/ Who it's for

Early-stage founders, MVP through iteration.

If you have a product idea and need a technical partner who has shipped before, this is built for you.

Week 0

Founders pre-build

You have validated the idea and need a first version in front of real users. We scope it, fix the price, and start shipping.

  • Idea validated, code not yet written
  • Fixed scope and price up front
  • First demo inside the first week
Weeks 1 to 10

MVP to launch

We build the smallest version that earns money, not a feature museum. Weekly Friday demos keep you steering before the work piles up.

  • Smallest sellable version first
  • Weekly Friday demos
  • Live on a real URL from day one
Post-launch

Iterate with users

Once real users show up, scope moves. We keep building against what they actually do, and you can take the code in-house whenever you want.

  • Build against real usage
  • No lock-in, full handoff docs
  • You own the repo and config
/ Proof

We run our own SaaS.

The scaffolding we hand you is the same code we depend on. We feel the support tickets and the uptime pages, so we build for after launch, not just the demo.

Case study

Stattraq

A free earnings calculator for GTA gig drivers. Postgres, auth, dashboards, and deployment, the same stack we put under client products.

  • Postgres + migrations in production
  • Role-based auth and dashboards
  • Read the case study
Case study

FairSlice

An expense-splitting app we built and run ourselves. Billing, accounts, and the boring screens that make a product usable day to day.

  • Accounts and team flows
  • Built and maintained in-house
  • Read the case study
/ Related reading

Worth a read first.

Build log

Building Stattraq

How we built and shipped one of our own SaaS products, the same way we build for clients.

Read the post →
Pricing context

Toronto Website Cost in 2026

What web and product work actually costs in the GTA, and where a fixed-price SaaS build fits.

Read the post →
/ Common questions

FAQ.

How much does a SaaS build cost?
Fixed price, quoted after a discovery call. We write down the scope and a not-to-exceed number before any code is written, billed in two installments, no hourly meter. The price depends on how many features the first version needs, which we figure out together on the call. For broader cost context, see our Toronto website cost write-up.
How long does an MVP take?
Most first versions land in 4 to 10 weeks, depending on scope. Because the scaffolding (schema, auth, billing, dashboards, deployment) is already battle-tested from running our own products, the early weeks go to your actual features instead of plumbing.
Do I own the code?
Yes, on the day you pay the final invoice. We hand over the GitHub repo, deployment config, environment variables, runbooks, and a written architecture brief. Nothing is locked behind our infrastructure, and you can bring it in-house or hand it to another team whenever you want.
What happens at the weekly demos?
Every Friday you get a working build on a real URL, not a slide deck. You click through what shipped that week, we talk about what is next, and you can change direction before the work piles up. It keeps the build honest and the feedback loop short.
Can you take over a half-built product?
Often, yes. The first step is a short code audit so we can tell you honestly whether the existing codebase is worth building on or whether a clean start is cheaper in the long run. Either way you get a written read before any commitment.
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