Build a SaaS product with a team that already built — and operates — its own platforms.
Core capabilities
Multi-tenant architecture Billing (Stripe) Roles & permissions Admin dashboards Analytics API design
SaaS decisions are expensive to retrofit
Most agencies hand you code and leave. A SaaS needs multi-tenancy, billing, roles, onboarding and analytics designed for operation from day one.
Proof
ProDev builds and runs Evinra — multi-tenant event commerce with Stripe billing — and TravelorHub. We make the same architecture decisions for clients that we live with in our own products.
Mainstream, hireable stack
React/Next.js or Angular frontends, NestJS APIs, PostgreSQL and Stripe, deployed on mainstream cloud — no exotic frameworks you can’t staff later. AI features where they earn their place: copilots, AI onboarding, analytics insights.
Architecture decisions we make — because we live with them
ProDev builds and operates Evinra (multi-tenant event commerce with Stripe billing) and TravelorHub (transportation operations). The decisions below aren’t theory — they’re choices we made for our own products and maintain every week.
Multi-tenancy from day one
Tenant scoping is designed into the data model and the auth layer at the start — retrofitting it later is one of the most expensive mistakes a SaaS can make.
Billing wired into the product
Stripe subscriptions, plans and billing events are part of the architecture, not an afterthought bolted on before launch.
Roles, admin and analytics
Role-based access, an admin surface for your team and usage analytics — the operational tooling that decides whether you can actually run the product after it ships.
A stack you can hire for
React/Next.js or Angular frontends, NestJS APIs, PostgreSQL and Stripe, deployed on AWS, Azure or Vercel — mainstream technology you can staff, audit and grow.
“Very satisfied with the company and the product. We chose to work with ProDev because Yoaldis asked all the right questions when we interviewed him. Other companies had a know it all attitude… He was kind, funny, down to earth, and a pleasure to work with.”
— Dylan Clements, CEO of TransAPPtions LLC
Frequently asked questions
What does custom SaaS development include?
Product scoping, architecture, UX, development, billing and tenancy setup, deployment and a maintainable handoff — or an ongoing product partnership.
I’m non-technical — how do we start?
Workflow discovery: we map the business problem, users and monetization route before any code. You get a scoped MVP plan, not a black box.
Which stack do you use?
Mainstream and hireable: React/Next.js or Angular, NestJS, PostgreSQL, Stripe — deployed on AWS, Azure or Vercel.
Who owns the code?
You do — full repository ownership and documentation at handoff.