Sure, we do work as an extending arm of development for companies of almost all sizes and shapes. You can surely rely on our expert developers to work with your existing team in sync and deliver the product to defined requirements.

Generally, we use Django as the Python framework to build custom cross-platform SaaS applications from the ground up. And if you have some different requirements where Django would not be a good fit, then we do have other full-stack developers who work on ReactJS, Angular, Vue and other programming languages all day long.

Right from the beginning of the strategy phase, we make sure that the app should be designed in a way to work seamlessly with other apps in the market or with the in-house legacy app of the company. To make the app connected with other apps, we do work on API integrations.

Though the time required to build a custom SaaS app is completely dependent on its complexity. However, it is viable to expect around 8 to 16 weeks of work to have an MVP to test the waters.

Rapid Prototyping - They should be able to provide the MVP with rapid prototyping so that you can pitch out to your angel investors, collect feedback from beta users, and test the app to get a glimpse of how your developed SaaS product will work like.

Understand Startups - They should understand the hustle of startup founders and have the privilege of working with some of the wisest ones. They should have experience working from ideation to development to maintenance and support.

Near-Shore Outsourcing - With a near-shore service provider you don’t need to worry about quality control, communication issues, rapid prototyping and strong NDA assurance of your SaaS development. Which you can’t get with those overseas companies like from south-Asia. We’ve already covered a complete article on why you should choose near-shore outsourcing and not overseas.

SaaS offers services as per the user's needs and only charges them for the services used by them. No user wants to pay hundreds and thousands of dollars upfront for new software.

This is where the SaaS model comes to the rescue. As I’ve already mentioned before that the SaaS model is highly scalable, you can charge the users based on the services used by them. Having 20 users with a $50/month subscription is way better than a frustrated one-off $1000 user.

SaaS is secure! This is 2021 and no digital entrepreneur is advocating building a SaaP (Software as a Product) application. Why? Because they all are well aware of the power of the SaaS model. Since your SaaS application is hosted and served from your cloud servers, you control it! Gone are the days when entrepreneurs lose their sleep because of their software piracy.

You can limit the users to any functionalities you want. They will not have the access to your technology used. They might or might not need to download a SaaS application on their devices. Since the software is served through your third-party cloud storage, it's typically not platform-oriented, so it is not necessary to install an application on a device. Just log in and the users are good to go anywhere virtually on any supported device.

SaaS products are set to grow exponentially. Think about the user base of Buffer, Evernote, Airbnb and to name a few. All these services are served on a cloud-based SaaS model.

As per a survey, by 2021, 73% of organizations will be using all or mostly SaaS solutions.