Full-Stack SaaS MVP

We build your SaaS MVP end-to-end — NestJS backend, Next.js frontend, authentication, payment integration, and production deployment. Go from idea to launch in weeks.

$500 – $1,500(starting)

2–6 weeks

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The Problem

Building a SaaS from scratch takes months and burns through your runway. By the time you launch, the market has moved, or you've built the wrong thing.

Our Solution

We build a focused MVP with the core features that matter. NestJS + Next.js + PostgreSQL — a proven stack that lets you launch fast and iterate based on real user feedback.

What You Get

Auth & Users

JWT auth, registration, password reset, user roles

Payments

Stripe, PayPal, or crypto payment integration

Admin Panel

Admin dashboard for managing users and content

Production Ready

Docker, CI/CD, monitoring — ready to scale

How It Works

Discovery

We define the core features and user flows for your MVP

Architecture

We design the database schema, API, and frontend structure

Development

We build the MVP in weekly sprints with regular demos

Launch

We deploy, test, and hand off the production-ready application

Tech Stack

NestJS

Next.js

TypeScript

Prisma

PostgreSQL

Stripe

Deliverables

Full-stack application codebase

Database schema + migrations

Auth + user management

Payment integration

Docker deployment

Admin dashboard

Full-Stack SaaS MVP

$500 – $1,500

starting

Timeline: 2–6 weeks

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Free consultation. No commitment required.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's included in an MVP?

Core user flows, authentication, basic admin panel, and one payment gateway. We scope features together to keep it focused and launchable.

What tech stack do you use?

NestJS (backend), Next.js (frontend), PostgreSQL (database), Prisma (ORM), TailwindCSS + shadcn/ui (UI). This is the same stack we use for our own products.

Can I hire you to continue after MVP?

Yes. Many clients start with an MVP and continue with our monthly retainer packages for ongoing development and maintenance.

How do you handle scope creep?

We define the MVP scope clearly before starting. Additional features go into a backlog for post-launch iterations. This keeps the project on time and budget.