SaaS apps built end to end
I build SaaS products from the user interface to the API and database. Dashboards, auth, billing hooks, and the backend that keeps it all running.
Overview
You have an idea—or an early product—and you need someone who can build the whole thing without you managing three different freelancers for UI, API, and hosting.
When you need this
This is the right fit when you are launching a SaaS MVP, rebuilding a prototype that cannot scale, or adding major features like billing, roles, or admin tools to an existing app.
How I approach it
I work in weekly chunks so you see real progress. We start with auth, data model, and deployment early—then layer features on a base that will not collapse when you get your first paying users.
Scope
What is included
Concrete work you get with this service, not a vague promise of “full stack support”.
Full stack web app
Customer-facing UI, admin dashboards, APIs, and database—all wired together and deployed.
Auth & role-based access
Sign up, login, password reset, and permissions so the right people see the right screens.
Admin panels
Internal tools for your team to manage users, content, or settings without touching the database.
REST APIs & data design
Clean API structure and a database schema that makes sense as features grow.
AWS deployment & DevOps
Production hosting, env setup, basic CI/CD, and monitoring so the app stays up.
AI features
OpenAI or similar integrations where they save time—not bolted on for show.
Process
How we work together
Four steps from the first call to production.
Figure out scope
We talk through what you need in v1, what can wait, and what the stack should look like.
Set up the base
Project structure, database, auth, and deployment pipeline before features pile up.
Build in chunks
I show working software every week so you can give feedback early.
Launch and hand off
Deploy to production, fix the rough edges, and leave docs so your team can maintain it.
Handoff
What you get at the end
Every project ends with something you can run, extend, or hand to another developer. Not a black box.
- Production-ready web app on AWS or Vercel
- Source code with clear folder structure
- Environment and deployment documentation
- Handoff call so your team knows how to maintain it
Proof
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Read the case studyFAQ
SaaS Development: common questions
How long does a SaaS MVP take?
Which stack do you use for SaaS apps?
Can you add billing and subscriptions?
Will the app scale when we get more users?
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Further reading
From MVP to Production with Next.js: A Practical Checklist
What to get right when moving a Next.js MVP to production—architecture, SEO, auth, and deployment without a costly rewrite.
Core Web Vitals for Next.js: A Practical Checklist
Practical steps to improve LCP, CLS, and INP on Next.js apps—without waiting until launch week to care about performance.
Ready to build?
Tell me about your product. I will reply within 24 hours with honest feedback on fit and next steps.
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