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Shahid Malla

Fixed-price packages · from $349

SaaS Products and MVPs

SaaS products and MVPs for founders and small software teams: a first version that paying customers can actually use, then the parts that come next, such as subscription billing, a back office, AI features, customer portals and white-label accounts for agencies. Fixed prices from $349, built with Laravel or Next.js and Stripe, with the code in your own repository.

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SaaS Products and MVPs: 8 packages

What should a SaaS MVP include?

A SaaS MVP should include sign-up, the one workflow customers pay for, billing, and a way for you to see and manage accounts, and very little else. Every extra feature pushes back the day you learn whether people will pay. The packages below are split so you can start with the MVP and add billing, a back office or AI later without rebuilding what already works.

Which SaaS package matches your stage?

Your stageStart withWhy
Idea tested with customers, no product yetSaaS MVP DevelopmentThe smallest product people can sign up for and pay for
Before launch, building an audienceSaaS Landing, Waitlist and OnboardingCollect emails, then guide the first users in
Product live, invoices sent by handSaaS Subscription Billing SetupPlans, trials and limits enforced in code
Support handled with database queriesSaaS Admin and Back OfficeStaff tools with roles and an audit log
Customers emailing for account changesSaaS Customer PortalSelf-service billing, team and support
Built on Bubble or Airtable and hitting limitsNo-Code to Code SaaS MigrationCode you own, with accounts and records moved over
Agencies asking to resell your toolWhite-Label SaaS for AgenciesTheir brand, their domain, their clients
Users asking for AI help inside the productAI Feature for Your SaaSOne useful AI job with cost limits per account

What do I need from you to start?

A one-page note on who the customer is, the job your product does for them and the pricing you have in mind, plus sketches or screenshots for layout ideas. I build your own design, never a copy of another brand. Create the repository, Stripe, hosting and email accounts in your company's name and give me access: you own the code and every account, and you can remove my access whenever you like. I have run software products myself, as CTO of ElySpace, a hosting company, and as founder of MagizAI, my own AI live chat product, so I set things up the way I would want them handed to me.

What does a SaaS package leave out?

Hosting, domains, email sending services, Stripe fees, AI model API usage and paid libraries, which you pay to each provider directly. Your hosting company invoices its renewals to you directly; I never resell or rebill hosting. Terms of service and a privacy policy should come from your own advisor; I publish them but do not write them. Features beyond the plan are quoted before I build them, and no developer can promise that a product will find its market.

How ordering a package works

  1. 1

    Choose a plan

    Pick Starter, Business or Premium and pay once by card, PayPal or crypto. The price on the page is the price.

  2. 2

    Send your content

    A project opens for your order. Send your text, logo, photos and any logins I need there.

  3. 3

    I build it

    I build on a private staging link you can open on your phone, with updates as I go.

  4. 4

    Launch and handover

    After your approval the site goes live on your domain, and every login is yours.

One-time price, no monthly fee from me

You pay for the build once. Your domain and hosting are registered in your name and renewed with your hosting provider, who bills you directly. I add nothing on top, and the site keeps running whether or not you hire me again.

What I do not build

Gambling and adult websites, and sites that sell content without the rights to it. Need something not listed? Ask for a custom quote.

Questions about saas products and mvps

Should my SaaS use Laravel or Next.js?

Both work well. Laravel suits products with heavy back-office logic, queues and admin screens; Next.js suits products where the interface is the product and you plan to hire JavaScript developers. I recommend one after reading your feature list and explain the reasons, rather than defaulting to habit.

How long does a SaaS MVP take?

The delivery days on each plan are working estimates for the listed scope, from about two weeks for a single workflow to roughly six or seven weeks on Premium. Most delays come from waiting on accounts, content or decisions, so I ask for those on the first day.

Can you keep working on the product after launch?

Yes. New features after launch are quoted as further packages or as a monthly arrangement, whichever suits your pace. Because the code is documented and lives in your repository, you are also free to hand it to your own developers at any point.