SaaS product development from first customer to scale.

A multi-tenant SaaS architecture serves many customer organisations from one application while keeping each customer's data separate. It can use a shared database with tenant IDs, separate schemas or separate databases. The right choice depends on security needs, customer size and how much per-tenant customisation you expect.

A SaaS MVP usually takes from ten to sixteen weeks for sign-up, one core workflow, billing and an admin view. Keeping the first release narrow matters more than speed: a smaller product in customers' hands teaches more than a large one still in development.

Stripe Billing is the common choice for SaaS subscriptions because it handles plans, trials, proration, invoices and failed payment retries in many currencies. Paddle or Chargebee suit teams that want a merchant of record or more complex revenue rules. We integrate whichever fits your markets.

Yes, technocity builds and runs its own SaaS products: a multi-tenant LMS with storefront and payments, Teknolyv for live classes and meetings, and PipalHR for HR, attendance and payroll across several companies. That operating experience shapes how we design tenants, billing and support tools.

Yes, a single-customer app can become a SaaS product by adding tenant isolation, self-service sign-up, plan limits and billing. We review the existing data model first, because tenant boundaries usually need to be added to every table and query before onboarding a second customer safely.