Product

SaaS Development

Multi-tenant SaaS platforms with subscriptions, auth, and admin panels — production-ready from day one.

What's included

  • Multi-tenant architecture
  • Stripe / Razorpay billing
  • Role-based access control
  • Admin dashboard
  • Email notifications
  • CI/CD pipeline
  • Cloud deployment
SaaS Development — service offered by Dharmendra Singh Yadav

I Build SaaS Products That Scale

Building a SaaS product isn't just about writing code — it's about making the right decisions early so your product doesn't fall apart when it grows. I've shipped multi-tenant platforms that handle thousands of users, and I bring that experience to every new project.

What's Included

Every SaaS project I take on gets a solid foundation: multi-tenant data isolation, subscription billing via Stripe or Razorpay, role-based access control, and a proper admin dashboard. I don't cut corners on the infrastructure just to ship faster.

How I Work

I start with your idea and map out the architecture before writing a single line of code. From there I move in focused two-week sprints, keeping you in the loop at every stage. You get a staging environment from week one, so you can test and give feedback as I go.

The Stack

I primarily build with Next.js, Node.js, MongoDB or PostgreSQL, and deploy to AWS or DigitalOcean. If you have a preferred stack, I adapt — I'm not married to any particular set of tools.

After Launch

Going live is just the beginning. I set up monitoring, alerts, and automated backups so you're not flying blind. And if you need ongoing support after launch, I offer maintenance plans that keep your platform running smoothly.

Frequently asked

For a focused MVP with auth, billing, a core workflow and an admin panel, plan on 8 to 12 weeks. The range depends far more on how well-defined the scope is than on the technology. Projects that slip are almost always projects where the feature list kept growing.

Yes — at least the data model. Adding a tenant boundary to an existing schema and query layer later is one of the most painful migrations in software. The rest, like per-tenant theming and custom domains, can safely wait.

Razorpay for domestic customers, Stripe if a meaningful share of revenue is international. Many products end up running both. The important part is designing your subscription state machine so it does not depend on which provider sent the webhook.

Yes, always. The code lives in your repository under your account, and the cloud infrastructure is provisioned in your own account from day one. You should never be in a position where changing developer means losing your product.

Let's talk.

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