A SaaS development subscription, without hiring.
A SaaS development subscription is a team of engineers paid monthly to keep your live product moving: roadmap, bugs, integrations, billing, AI features. You submit as many requests as you need, and they ship one at a time, in the order you set.
Unlimited development, explainedWhat can you ask for on a live SaaS?
Everything that keeps a SaaS alive after launch. Each line is a request, placed wherever you want in the queue.
How does a SaaS development subscription work?
One active request at a time per slot. The queue has no limit, and you set its order.
- 01
You ask
In writing, by voice, or from Claude or ChatGPT through MCP. In your own words, no specification needed.
- 02
We scope
The team asks the useful questions, sets the scope and splits the work into shippable steps.
- 03
One request at a time
An engineer builds the top of your queue, with AI to speed things up and a human review.
- 04
You approve
You test on a preview. Once approved, the delivery goes to production.
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On to the next one
In the order you chose. A request waiting on your answer does not block the slot.
Which SaaS teams is the subscription for?
Yes, if
- Your SaaS is live, with customers, and the roadmap is overflowing.
- Someone on your side can set the priorities, but you are short of hands.
- You want a fixed tech budget, without hiring or signing a quote per feature.
No, if
- You need on-call cover or a guaranteed incident response time: there is none, timings are indicative.
- You want full-time developers inside your team: the team is shared, with one dedicated point of contact.
- The SaaS is still to be built from scratch: a fixed-price project is a better fit.
How much does a SaaS development subscription cost?
The same price every month, whether the queue holds three requests or thirty. No quote per feature, no amendment when the roadmap changes.
€1,490/month ex VAT
Per slot, for the next clients, locked for 12 months. Public rate: €1,990/month ex VAT.
See the offer and tiers- One active request at a time per slot, a queue with no limit.
- No commitment, cancel at the end of the period.
- Production starts after an onboarding call.
- Hosting, licences and third-party APIs stay on your side.
SaaS development subscription: frequently asked questions
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Show us your SaaS and your list. We tell you whether the subscription fits, and which request to start with.