Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers to the questions SaaS founders and product teams ask most, and the ones people most often type into Google.
It depends on scope, but as a guide, a SaaS MVP in the Netherlands typically starts around EUR 20,000 to EUR 40,000, while a full multi-tenant platform with billing, integrations and scale runs higher, and ongoing development is usually a monthly engagement. We give a fixed estimate after a short discovery call, often starting with an MVP to validate before the larger build.
Yes, and we build it to validate fast without painting you into a corner. We ship a focused first version that reaches the market quickly, architected so it can scale once it works, so you learn what customers actually want without building a foundation you have to tear down the moment the idea proves out.
Multi-tenancy is how one SaaS platform serves many customers while keeping their data cleanly isolated. Almost every SaaS product needs it, and getting it wrong early is painful to fix later. We design it properly from the start, or fix a rushed version, so adding customers does not mean re-architecting the product.
Yes, this is common. A successful SaaS product often strains under growth in ways its early architecture never anticipated. We re-architect for real scale, fix multi-tenancy, optimise performance and cost, and engineer for uptime, turning a platform that is buckling under its own success back into a reliable asset.
Through engineering, not heroics. We build automated testing, CI/CD pipelines and architecture that let features ship quickly and safely, with instant rollback. Shipping fast and staying stable are not opposed when the delivery pipeline is right, which is exactly the balance a competitive SaaS roadmap needs.
Yes. We can act as an extension of your team, shipping ongoing features at pace, clearing a backlog, or owning a part of the product, with senior engineers who understand SaaS. We work as part of your roadmap rather than as a detached agency handing over a black box.
By engineering for it from the architecture stage: high uptime targets, failover, monitoring, alerting and recovery, tested against real conditions. For a SaaS product downtime means customers cannot work and trust drains away, so reliability is treated as the baseline the whole business stands on, not a feature added later.
Yes, and properly rather than as a gimmick. We build AI into the product grounded in your data, evaluated, integrated and cost-aware, so it genuinely helps customers and holds up at scale, compliant with GDPR and the EU AI Act. Customers increasingly expect intelligence, and we build it to actually deliver.
By designing with cost in mind from the start and watching it as you grow. We right-size, optimise and monitor infrastructure and any AI usage, so cost scales with revenue rather than ahead of it. A SaaS product whose infrastructure grows faster than its income is in trouble, and we build to avoid that.
A SaaS MVP can ship in two to four months, while a full multi-tenant platform takes longer, and ongoing development is continuous. We work in two-week sprints with working software throughout, so you see real progress and can steer the product as it takes shape rather than waiting for a distant launch.
Yes, completely. You own the code, the IP, your customer data and the infrastructure as code, on European infrastructure, with an NDA signed before work begins and no lock-in. For a SaaS company, the product is the business, so it is essential that it is genuinely yours, and it is.
Yes, almost always. A SaaS product is never finished; it is continuously judged by paying customers, so we typically stay on as an ongoing product and engineering partner, shipping features, scaling the platform and keeping it reliable, with the same senior team that built it.
Yes. Our European base is in Amstelveen, near Amsterdam, so Dutch and EU SaaS companies get a local point of contact in the same time zone, platforms built to GDPR and the EU AI Act with data on European infrastructure, invoicing in euros, and a partner who understands the European market you sell into.
Yes, both. We build B2B SaaS with the multi-tenancy, roles, billing and integrations business buyers expect, and B2C SaaS where scale, performance and engagement matter most. The architecture and priorities differ, and we design around which kind of product you are building rather than reusing a generic template.