Multi-tenancy
Tenant isolation enforced in the database with row-level security, not only in application code, so a bug in a query cannot leak another customer's data.
SaaS Development
SaaS Development Company
A SaaS product is a business model wearing an application. The interesting problems are not the screens — they are tenant isolation, the billing state machine, the permission model that survives the first enterprise customer, and the infrastructure bill at ten times the current load. We build platforms with those answered up front.
What's included
Authentication and authorization
Sign-in, sessions, SSO where needed, team invitations, and a role and permission model that can grow without a rewrite.
Billing and subscriptions
Plans, trials, upgrades, proration, dunning and failed-payment recovery, wired to Stripe or a regional gateway such as Paymob, Tap or HyperPay.
APIs and admin
A public API with keys, rate limits and versioning, plus an internal admin console for support, impersonation and refunds.
Analytics and scale
Product analytics, usage metering, caching, background jobs, and load testing against the growth curve you expect rather than the one you have.
How we work
- 01
Model the business
Plans, limits, seats and the events that trigger money changing hands — decided before schema design, because they shape it.
- 02
Tenancy and data design
Isolation strategy, schema, indexes and access policies, with the security model written down and reviewed.
- 03
Core platform
Auth, teams, roles, billing and the admin console — the parts every feature afterwards depends on.
- 04
Product features
The differentiating features, built in increments on top of a platform that already handles the boring, dangerous parts.
- 05
Hardening
Security review, rate limiting, backup and restore rehearsal, and load testing before you invite paying customers.
- 06
Launch and scale
Production rollout with monitoring and alerting, then capacity and cost tuning as real usage arrives.
Technology we use for this
- Next.js
- PostgreSQL
- Redis
- Stripe
- Paymob
- AWS
Frequently asked questions
- How do you handle multi-tenancy?
- By default, a shared database with tenant-scoped rows and database-enforced row-level security. Dedicated schemas or databases per tenant are available where compliance or a large enterprise customer requires it — that is a cost and operations decision we make with you.
- Which payment providers do you integrate?
- Stripe for international billing, and regional gateways including Paymob, Tap, HyperPay and Moyasar for Egypt and the GCC. We have shipped card, wallet and Apple Pay flows on both sides.
- How long does a SaaS build take?
- A first commercial release is typically ten to sixteen weeks. The platform layer — auth, tenancy, billing, admin — is a large fixed cost that the feature work then sits on top of.
- Can you add SaaS billing to a product we already have?
- Yes, and it is a common engagement. We start by reviewing the existing data model, because whether tenancy was designed in from the start determines how much of the work is billing and how much is migration.
- What about compliance?
- We build with audit logging, encryption in transit and at rest, least-privilege access and data-retention controls. We are not a compliance certification body, but we build so an audit is a paperwork exercise rather than a rebuild.
Plan your SaaS platform
Tell us the business model — who pays, for what, and how usage is limited. The technical answers follow from that, and we will map them out with you.
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