From SaaS idea to paying customers

It depends on scope. A focused first release (sign-up, one core workflow, billing and an admin view) is typically a matter of weeks to a few months, not a year. Before any build starts, your proposal sets out the milestones and what ships in each one.

Yes. We set up plans, monthly or yearly billing, free trials, upgrades and downgrades, invoices and failed-payment handling, and enforce limits like seats or usage inside the app. TradeWatch Labs, for example, sells Sentinel Copier and Sentinel AI Desk as separate subscriptions, each with a free trial.

Every customer account gets its own workspace on one shared platform. Their users, data and settings stay separate, and you ship one update to everyone at once. Propvexa works this way: each agency has its own workspace and a plan with a seat limit.

Yes. We start with a review of the code, data and hosting, then recommend whether to extend what you have, refactor parts of it or rebuild, with the reasoning written down so you can decide.

Ownership is agreed in your proposal. Our usual approach is to run the product on cloud, domain and billing accounts in your name, so the business and its customer data stay yours.

Yes. We build AI into SaaS products where it saves real work: assistants, smart search, reading documents and messages, and automations. Propvexa’s assistant answers buyers and books viewings; TradeWatch Labs reads trading signals in any language.

We can stay on for monitoring, fixes and new features, typically as an ongoing arrangement agreed with you. Most SaaS products change a lot once real customers arrive, and that is where steady iteration pays off.