Web App Development

Web platforms built to scale from day one.

High-performance SaaS products, portals, dashboards and marketplaces, with clean architecture, fast UX and the integrations your business runs on.

Every 2 wks
a demo of working software
99.9%
uptime targets
Your repo
from day one
What you get

Everything to go from idea to production.

01

SaaS platforms

Multi-tenant products with roles per tenant, subscription billing, an admin panel and an audit log, built so new plans and features don’t need a rewrite.

02

Portals & back offices

Partner, customer and member portals with dashboards, onboarding flows and reporting, such as a back office that tracks teams, ranks and commissions.

03

Marketplaces

Two-sided platforms with payments, payouts, holds, refunds and statements, plus the admin tools your team needs to settle disputes.

04

Integrations

CRMs, ERPs, payment rails, banking and data APIs, from Stripe and QuickBooks to wallet and card providers such as Bridge, with retries and reconciliation.

05

Performance

Server-rendered, accessible front ends with SEO built in, measured against Core Web Vitals before launch.

06

Admin & analytics

Internal tools, exports and reports your operations team uses daily, so routine support questions don’t need an engineer.

How we deliver

  1. STEP 01

    Scope

    Architecture and fixed plan.

  2. STEP 02

    Build

    Sprints with live demos.

  3. STEP 03

    Harden

    Security, load and QA.

  4. STEP 04

    Launch

    Deploy, monitor, iterate.

First release

What a B2B SaaS first release includes.

This is our default cut for a first release, and discovery adjusts it to your product. The goal is something customers pay for, on a data model that is ready for the parts that come later.

Ships first

The paying core

Sign-in and roles, tenant separation in the data model, subscription billing, an admin panel, an audit log of who changed what, and the one integration the product can’t sell without.

Waits

Added when customers ask

Single sign-on, usage-based billing, a public API and white-labeling. Each one extends the first release, because the tenant and role model was designed for it from the start.

Real scope

Freedom Pro’s back office

Partner sign-up, a team genealogy view, ranks and commissions, one member portal for 6+ service verticals, and USD and stablecoin wallets with debit cards through Bridge, on web and mobile.

Tracking partners or affiliates

Off-the-shelf tracking usually costs less, until your commission rules stop fitting it. Build or buy affiliate tracking

Demos, not status reports

You see working software every two weeks instead of a status report, so scope questions surface early.

Our rule: fix the scope of the first release, not the whole product. A fixed price only works when both sides know what ships first. Fixed price vs time and materials

Stack by category

Front end

  • Next.js
  • React

Languages

  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Go
  • Python

Data

  • Postgres

Cloud

  • Vercel

Industries

Build or buy

Off-the-shelf SaaS or a custom platform?

Buying is cheaper until your rules, your margins or your product don’t fit someone else’s software.

Your situationOur recommendation
A standard workflow a SaaS tool already coversBuy the SaaS tool
The platform is the product you sellBuild custom
Your rules don’t fit: commissions, payouts, partner onboardingBuild custom
You still need to prove demandShip a scoped MVP, then extend it

Our recommendation: buy commodity tools; build the platform that makes you money.

Typical engagement

What a custom web platform costs and how long it takes.

  1. 01 · 2 weeks

    Discovery Sprint

    $5,000
    fixed fee · 2 weeks

    Architecture, data model, roles and integrations planned, with a fixed build quote.

  2. 02 · 6–16 weeks

    Fixed-Price Build

    $25k–$120k
    per project · 6–16 weeks

    A production web platform with admin, integrations, security review and launch.

  3. 03 · Ongoing

    Dedicated Team

    From $12k
    per month · cancel anytime

    Ongoing features and integrations shipped in two-week sprints.

Built by one in-house team, from discovery to launch and support. AI makes us fast; a senior engineer decides what goes live. Meet the team

What moves the price: the number of user roles, integrations (payments, banking, CRMs), multi-tenancy, and the admin and reporting you need. Compare engagement models

Selected work

Shipped with this.

FAQ

Common questions.

Which stack do you use?

Usually Next.js and TypeScript on the front end, Node, Go or Python services behind it, and Postgres for data, deployed to Vercel or your own cloud. If your team already runs a different stack, we build in it so they can maintain the result.

Can you integrate with our existing systems?

Yes. Most of our builds connect to CRMs, ERPs, payment providers or banking APIs.

Do you offer support after launch?

Yes. 30 days of post-launch fixes come with every build. After that, a monthly retainer or a dedicated team handles new features, integrations and upgrades.

How much does custom web app development cost?

Most engagements start with a 2-week Discovery Sprint ($5,000 fixed fee, credited to your build), followed by a fixed-price build ($25k–$120k per project, 6–16 weeks) or a dedicated team (from $12k per month). The build price is fixed after discovery and billed in milestones tied to demoed features. Hosting, third-party APIs and payment processing fees are separate running costs, billed to your own accounts, which we estimate in discovery.

How long does it take to build a web app or SaaS MVP?

Scope and architecture are fixed in a two-week Discovery Sprint. An MVP or first production release is a fixed-price build of 6–16 weeks, with live demos every two weeks.

Who owns the code and the hosting?

You do. Code is in your repository from day one and deploys to your own Vercel, AWS, Azure or GCP account, so you can bring the work in-house at any time.

Can you build a multi-tenant SaaS with billing and roles?

Yes. Tenant separation goes into the data model from the first release, with roles per tenant and subscription billing wired to your payment provider. Adding single sign-on, usage-based plans or a public API later extends that model instead of replacing it.

Can you build an MVP and then scale it?

Yes. We design the data model and roles for the product you expect in a year, then ship the smallest useful slice first, so growing the product means extending it, not rewriting it.

How do you handle security?

Role-based access, encryption in transit and at rest, dependency and security reviews, and load testing before launch, plus monitoring and alerts once the app is live.

Should we use an off-the-shelf platform or build custom?

Buy when a SaaS product already fits your workflow and pricing. Build when the platform is your product, when your rules (commission plans, payouts, onboarding) don’t fit a vendor, or when per-seat fees outgrow the cost of a build.