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SaaS MVP Development

A focused first release of your SaaS product, with authentication, billing, multi-tenant data and the core workflow, built on an architecture that can keep growing after launch.

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THE OPPORTUNITY

Built around your operation.

We help founders and product teams turn a validated idea into a working SaaS product: scoping the first release, designing the core workflow and engineering the foundations every subscription product needs, including accounts, roles, tenant isolation, payments, notifications, admin tools and product analytics.

Why it matters

An MVP should test the riskiest assumptions with real users quickly, but shortcuts in tenancy, security or data modelling become expensive once customers depend on the product. A deliberate scope and a clean foundation let you launch early without rebuilding everything after the first paying accounts arrive.

Core scope

  • Product scoping and the smallest useful release
  • Multi-tenant web application, authentication and billing
  • Analytics, deployment and a path to scale
HOW WE DELIVER

A deliberate approach.

  1. 01

    Discovery to define users, the core job, the riskiest assumptions and what is deliberately out of scope

  2. 02

    UX flows, data model, tenancy approach and API design for the first release

  3. 03

    Short increments with working demos, automated tests and preview environments

  4. 04

    Production launch with monitoring, analytics events, documentation and a prioritised post-launch backlog

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ILLUSTRATIVE SYSTEM / CONNECTED DELIVERY LAYERS

TECHNICAL FOUNDATIONS

Tools for the work.

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Go
  • PostgreSQL
  • Redis
  • Stripe
  • Docker
  • AWS
DESIGN PRIORITIES

What we design toward.

  • A launchable product, not a prototype
  • Tenant-safe data and access control from day one
  • Clear ownership of code, infrastructure and documentation
WHERE IT FITS

Typical use cases.

Common situations where teams bring us in for this work.

  1. 01

    B2B workflow SaaS

    Products that replace spreadsheets and email for a specific team, such as approvals, scheduling, quoting or compliance tracking, with organisations, roles and audit history.

  2. 02

    Industry portals and marketplaces

    Customer or partner portals with onboarding, subscriptions, document exchange and notifications built around one industry's process.

  3. 03

    AI-assisted SaaS features

    Products where AI drafts, summarises or classifies inside a workflow, with usage limits, review steps and cost controls designed into each plan.

  4. 04

    Internal tool to commercial product

    Turning a tool that already works inside one company into a multi-tenant product that other organisations can sign up for and pay for.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Questions buyers ask.

Straight answers about scope, risk and ownership before you start a project.

01

What should a SaaS MVP include?

Enough for real customers to complete the core job and pay, and no more. That usually means sign-up and authentication, organisations and roles, the primary workflow, basic billing, transactional email, an admin view and analytics events to learn from usage. Features that do not test a key assumption move to a post-launch backlog.

02

How do you handle multi-tenancy in an MVP?

We choose the model based on your customers' isolation needs. Many early SaaS products use a shared database with a tenant identifier enforced in every query and access policy, while customers with stricter requirements may need separate schemas or databases. We decide early because changing the model later touches every table, query and permission check.

03

Who owns the code and infrastructure?

You do. We work in your repositories and cloud accounts, or transfer them at handover, together with documentation, environment configuration and deployment access, so your own team or another partner can continue the product.

04

Have you built and launched a SaaS product yourselves?

Yes. ResumeWorlds, a live career platform covering resume building, job discovery, application support and interview preparation, was designed, built and is operated by Zyvrus. We are also building PrepX, an upcoming assessment network.

05

Can you continue development after launch?

Yes. After launch we can keep working with you to prioritise the backlog from real usage, improve performance and reliability and add features, or hand the product over to an in-house team.

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