The Fundaia panel and the Alquilia website on two iPhones

SaaS development.

So your customers pay every month to use your software.

Your software online, with its accounts, plans and billing, built for you.

A SaaS is software your customers use over the internet with their own account, and they pay a fee for it. We build the whole thing. The website and the apps, the accounts and teams, the plans and billing, and what it takes to keep it running.

We have done it before. We built Fundaia, to publish applications without wrestling with servers, Tako, for freelancers' invoices and expenses, Fastimer, to track fasting and weight, and Alquilia, so agencies can find tenants.

The challenge.

A SaaS is not sold once. Your customer pays every month, and every month they decide whether to stay. So they have to be able to log in without help, understand the software in the first few minutes and find it working when they need it.

And there is a lot underneath that nobody sees. The accounts, the plans and the free trial, the payment that fails, each customer's data kept apart from the others, the alerts and the backups. If that is not built well from the start, it shows once the customers arrive.

What we do.

A SaaS has to achieve three things to be a business. You get paid without chasing anyone. Your customer stays, month after month. And a whole company can use it, not just one person.

We build all three to measure and at the same time, on the same data, so someone who pays from the phone has their plan on the web too.

Getting paid.

  • Your customer tries it free for a few days and picks a plan.
  • They pay by card or through the App Store, and it renews on its own.
  • If a payment fails, they have a few days to fix it before losing access.
  • They change plan, cancel and see their invoices on their own, without writing to you.
  • You can also charge for what they use, with alerts before they reach the limit.

Keeping customers.

  • They log in with Apple, Google or their email.
  • They use the same software on the web and on the iPhone.
  • They get alerts on their phone and by email.
  • The software is in their language.
  • AI takes work off their hands, like reading a photo of a receipt.

Selling to companies.

  • The company invites its people by email.
  • Each person logs in with their role, admin or member.
  • The company can require a second step to log in.
  • They can see who did what in a history log.
  • Their data is kept apart from other customers' data.

Our work.

Frequently asked questions.

  • What is a SaaS?

    Software your customers use over the internet with their own account, and pay a fee for, usually monthly or yearly.

  • How much does it cost?

    It depends on what you need. After a first call, which is free, we tell you in writing how much it costs before we start.

  • How long does it take?

    It depends on the scope. We give you the timeline in writing before we start.

  • Is the software mine?

    Yes. The software, its code and your data are yours.

  • What happens once it is working?

    If you want, we keep looking after it, with fixes, improvements and backups so it keeps working. If you prefer your own team to run it, we explain how.

Let's talk.

Tell us what you need and one of the partners who write the code gets back to you.

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