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SaaS Development
End-to-end product builds for founders who need to ship.
In short
Aqib Ops builds production-grade SaaS products in 7–14 weeks. Each engagement ships authentication, billing, multi-tenant data isolation, an admin console, and the operational tooling teams actually need at launch — built by senior engineers, owned by you.
By the numbers
$167B
Global SaaS market size in 2024
Source: Gartner20%
Public-cloud SaaS spend growth, 2024 → 2025
Source: Gartner70%
Of corporate software is now cloud-based / SaaS
Source: Gartner
Timeline
7–14 weeks
Pricing
Scoped per project
What it is
We design, build, and launch full SaaS products in 7–14 weeks. Auth, billing, dashboards, integrations — done by senior engineers who've shipped this stack a hundred times. No juniors, no handoffs.
What's included
- Authentication, roles, and billing (Stripe)
- Multi-tenant Postgres with audit logs
- Admin dashboards and customer-facing app
- API design and documentation
- Production deployment and monitoring
- Loom-recorded handoff and full source code
What you get on day one
Concrete artifacts in your hands at the end of week one — not a deck, not a Jira board.
Source code in your git org
Full repo access from day one — your IP, your branch, your CI.
Infrastructure provisioned + IaC
Vercel/Fly + Postgres + secrets manager wired by sprint one, IaC checked in.
Auth + multi-tenant data layer
Clerk or WorkOS, Postgres with RLS, tenant context middleware — before any feature work.
Stripe billing scaffold
Webhook handler, subscription model, customer portal — wired and idempotent.
Audit log + admin console v0
Every state change logged; basic admin tooling for support and ops on day one.
Working preview URL
Every PR gets a preview deploy you can poke at — no 'wait until next demo'.
When to choose this vs an alternative
An honest decision matrix. Sometimes the right answer is "go with someone else" — and that's fine.
| Your situation | Pick | Why |
|---|---|---|
| You need a production-grade SaaS in 8–14 weeks with senior engineers | Aqib Ops | Faster, fewer layers, you own the code from day one |
| You want a 12+ month outsourced team running standups and sprints | Mid-tier agency | We don't do long retainers; agencies are built for that shape |
| You have a narrow, small-scale task on an existing codebase | Senior freelancer | Right-sized for narrow, well-specified work; we'd be over-priced |
| You have an enterprise contract that requires DB-per-tenant + on-prem deploy | Specialist enterprise vendor | We default to multi-tenant cloud; specialists fit that scope better |
| You're an early-stage founder with a scoped MVP and a launch date | Aqib Ops | Less rework risk; the architecture decisions in week one shape every cost for two years |
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Aqib Ops vs Hiring a Freelancer
Freelancers win on hourly cost and small narrow scopes. A boutique wins on delivery confidence, full-stack execution, and bus-factor risk.
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How much does it cost to build a SaaS product with Aqib Ops?
We do not confirm or promise any SaaS project price upfront. Because every SaaS product requires unique architectures, integrations, and compliance levels, a final guaranteed price is only confirmed after we thoroughly review and scope your exact project requirements. This keeps our billing honest and custom-fit.
How long does a SaaS product take to build?
7–14 weeks for a typical first version. MVPs land in 7–10 weeks; multi-tenant v1 builds with SSO, RBAC, and 2–3 integrations land in 11–14 weeks.
What stack do you use?
TypeScript end-to-end. Next.js or Remix on the front, Node or tRPC on the back, Postgres for data, Drizzle for the ORM, Stripe for billing, Clerk or WorkOS for auth, Vercel or Fly for hosting. Boring tools that still work in 5 years.
Will I own the code?
Yes. The repository is yours from day one. We hand over infrastructure access, a Loom-recorded code walkthrough, and runbooks at launch. No vendor lock-in.
Do you handle SOC 2 or compliance?
We build SOC 2-friendly: audit logging, secrets isolation, least-privilege IAM. Actual SOC 2 certification is a separate engagement with a partner like Vanta or Drata, which we set up alongside the build.
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