Notes from building real products — SaaS architecture, AI workflows, the trade-offs nobody warns you about.
Three to four tiers, the right billing model, a clear anchor, and FAQ that neutralises deal-killers before they land. The b2b saas pricing page patterns that actually shift conversion rates.
Postgres Row-Level Security enforces tenant isolation at the database layer. Tenant model, policy patterns, the recursive subquery trap, and the indexes that keep multi-tenant Supabase fast in production.
Space tourism is a category with three real buyers and ten waiting lists. Horizon is the seventh template in the marketplace — a single-page voyage booking site with six orbital destinations, a horizon-line video hero, and a scroll-driven background tint that walks from black sky to lunar dawn.
Musician sites are a Spotify link and a tour dates list. Echo is the sixth template in the marketplace — a single-page album landing with an ink-in-water hero, a 3D arc track slider, a cursor-driven Spotlight, and a per-track scrubbable waveform.
Most solar installer sites are stock panels and a quote form. Helia is the fifth in a five-template marketplace — a Framer Motion + Boomerang-video build that earns attention without selling sustainability theater.
Furniture e-commerce sites usually pick a side: IKEA listing dump or art gallery without product. Norraform is the fourth template in a five-site marketplace — a quiet Scandinavian e-comm build that picked neither.
Fintech sites scream "compliance" in beige rectangles. Arclight is the third template in a five-site marketplace — a dark fintech landing with liquid-ripple video, animated trust marquee, and real leadership photos in place of stripey placeholders.
Telehealth sites read like waiting-room paperwork. Lumenly is the second template in a five-site marketplace — a light-theme telehealth landing built around trust signals, calm motion, and a single accent word in the headline.
Most car dealer websites look like 2008 called and wanted its inventory grid back. Veloce is the first of five templates I shipped this week — a GSAP-driven dark car dealer build with cinematic video plates, sticky scroll heroes, and three bugs I caught in QA.
A production-grade Stripe subscription billing setup for SaaS: webhook idempotency, proration edge cases, trial logic, dunning, and annual invoicing patterns from two live products.
A 12-question framework you can run on a single discovery call to separate competent SaaS development agencies from sales-front shops, plus three red flags that justify walking away at any price.
A week-by-week roadmap for building a SaaS MVP in 12 weeks: spec lock, auth and tenant model, core build, billing, hardening, and a closed beta, with the real failure points.
Real 2026 cost ranges for outsourcing SaaS development — agency vs senior freelancer vs offshore — with a breakdown of what drives the number, the hidden costs nobody quotes, and how to budget for a 6-month MVP.
When Webflow + Zapier is the right SaaS MVP stack for the first 100 customers, the five concrete signs you have outgrown it, and a six-step migration plan to a custom backend when the time comes.
Everything you need to build and ship a SaaS MVP in 2025 — from scoping and tech stack selection to launch and first paying customers. A practical guide from someone who has done it.
A practical breakdown of how AI-augmented development works in a real full-stack practice — what it automates, where human judgment is irreplaceable, and why faster delivery does not mean lower-quality code.
Practical tips for building a website that ranks, loads fast, and converts visitors — from hosting selection through technical SEO to ongoing performance monitoring.
A practical framework for planning, building, and launching a SaaS MVP — covering market validation, tech stack selection, team structure, KPIs, and customer acquisition.
A practical breakdown of the SaaS product lifecycle — from early planning and architecture through launch, iteration, and long-term scaling — with real patterns that work.
A practical guide to outsourcing SaaS development — when it makes sense, how to vet partners, structure contracts, manage remote teams, and avoid the most common mistakes.
A practical guide to SaaS website design — hero section structure, navigation, pricing page patterns, social proof, and conversion optimisation backed by real-world examples.
Honest breakdown of website development costs in the Balkans — what a basic site, e-commerce build, and custom web app actually costs, and what drives prices up or down.
A practical overview of the AWS SaaS Factory program — what it offers, how it supports the SaaS product lifecycle, and whether it makes sense for your stage of development.
A practical look at AI SaaS solutions in 2025 — how they automate business processes, what to evaluate before buying, and how to avoid common implementation mistakes.
