SaaS development built so version two isn't a rewrite
We build production-grade SaaS products for founders and product teams: multi-tenant auth and roles, Stripe subscription billing, real-time dashboards and APIs, CI/CD, observability and automated tests. Engagements typically reach launch in eight to twelve weeks, running in two-week sprints with demos and staging deploys you can click through.
What's included in a Cygni Solutions SaaS product build?
Full-stack product engineering for founders and product teams. We design the architecture, ship a production-grade MVP and harden the platform for growth. It's multi-tenant from the first commit, so scale doesn't mean starting over.
Tools we use
- Next.js
- React
- Node.js
- PostgreSQL
- Supabase
- Stripe
- AWS
- Docker
Starting with a first version?
Most new products start with an MVP: a launched first version that can take payment, usually in eight to twelve weeks. One senior team covers scoping, design, the build and the launch, so nothing is handed between agencies halfway through.
It suits founders turning a validated idea into a product people pay for, product teams adding a SaaS product alongside an existing business, and companies whose prototype needs rebuilding properly before a funding round.
Not ready to commit to a build? SaaS MVP consulting starts with a free 30-minute call and a written scope with a fixed quote. For a product that already exists, we start with a paid code audit covering architecture, tests, dependencies and security, with an honest view of what is worth keeping.
How it runs, week by week.
- Weeks 1–2
1. Product Scoping
User journeys, feature prioritization and architecture decisions.
- Weeks 2–4
2. Design & Prototype
Clickable prototype validated with real users before code.
- Weeks 4–10
3. Agile Build
Two-week sprints with demos, staging deploys and weekly metrics.
- Weeks 10–12
4. Launch & Scale
Production launch, monitoring, and a scaling roadmap.
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SaaS DevelopmentHow long does it take to build an MVP?
A simple MVP takes four to eight weeks, a typical SaaS MVP eight to twelve, and a complex product four months or more. Here is where the time goes, what slows a build down, and how to shorten it without cutting the wrong things.
SaaS DevelopmentThe MVP development process, step by step
The MVP development process in seven steps, from defining the problem to learning from your first customers: what happens at each stage, what you should have at the end of it, and where projects usually go wrong.
SaaS DevelopmentMVP features: how to decide what goes in the first version
How to decide which features belong in an MVP: start from the one job customers will pay for, sort everything else into must, later and never, and use a checklist of what a SaaS first version needs.
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