You have the requirements and the funding. We build the product.
We build your B2B SaaS on a platform where sign-in, customer accounts, billing, security and hosting already work. Your budget goes into the product your customers pay for. You own the application and its code.
A paragraph is enough to start. You get a written scope back, or an honest answer that we are not the right people for it.
Most of a first SaaS build is the part your customers never see
Before your product does anything useful, it needs sign-in, customer accounts, teams and roles, plans and payments, an admin console, emails, audit history, backups and hosting. An agency starting from scratch builds all of it first, on your budget and your runway, and you pay again to maintain it. Then your first larger customer asks for single sign-on, a security questionnaire and its own database, and the foundation gets rebuilt.
The foundation comes first
Sign-in, billing and admin are built before your product’s own features.
You maintain what you paid for
Every part built from scratch is yours to patch, host and fix.
Enterprise customers ask for more
Company sign-in, audit evidence and data isolation arrive with the first serious deal.
Your budget builds your product. The foundation is already running.
Built for you, as your project
- Your data model and the records that make the product worth using
- The screens your users work in every day
- Your business rules, approvals and calculations
- Documents, imports, exports and reports
- Integrations with the systems your customers use
- Whatever your market needs that nothing off the shelf covers
Already running on the platform
- Sign-in, multi-factor authentication and company logins (SSO)
- Customer organizations, teams, roles and permissions
- Plans, checkout, subscriptions, invoices and usage limits
- A customer portal and an operator console
- Audit history, notifications, files and a support desk
- Hosting, backups, monitoring and security patches, run by us
We built this foundation for our own products. The same services run under every application we deliver.
A scope you can argue with, then software you can click
You send the requirements
A document you already have, an email or a call. No template, no cost.
We write the scope back
Data model, screens, rules, integrations, and what is deliberately left out of the first release. You approve it before anything is built. If we think you are asking for the wrong thing, we say so here.
You use it while it is being built
A working environment with your own accounts from the first milestone. Each milestone is something you can open and click, not a status report.
Launch
Your customers, your domain, your brand. We run the platform underneath.
Take it over whenever you want
Your future developers get the source, the documentation and the same SDK we build with.
Ready for the customer your investors are waiting for
When a larger company wants to buy, its IT and security teams send a list. On SynaptaGrid most of it is already answered.
Company sign-in
Single sign-on with their identity provider, and SCIM to add and remove their people.
Audit history
A tamper-evident record of who changed what.
Data in the right place
US or EU placement for each customer.
Their own infrastructure
A customer can get its own database, compute and cache, sold as part of a plan or as an add-on, for scale or for isolation. The platform provisions it, moves the customer onto it and removes it when the plan changes.
Your application, your code, your data
Your application’s code is yours
In your repository from the first commit. The platform it runs on is a service you subscribe to, and its code stays ours.
Your data is yours
Exportable in documented formats. Export timing and transition help are written into the contract.
Your future team can take over
When you hire engineers, they get the source, the documentation and the same SDK access we use.
Three ways to get a funded product built
| Question | An agency building from scratch | Hiring your own team first | SynaptaGrid |
|---|---|---|---|
| Before your product’s features | Sign-in, billing, admin and hosting are built first | Hiring, then the same foundation | The foundation is already running |
| Who maintains the foundation | You, after handover | Your team | We do, as a service |
| Enterprise requirements (SSO, audit, isolation) | A separate project | A separate project | Already built |
| What you own | The code | The code | Your application’s code and your data |
| After launch you pay for | Hosting, maintenance and fixes | Salaries | A platform subscription, and further work as you choose |
This compares where the work sits, not a delivery time or a price. Your scope decides both, and the proposal gives you a dated plan and a quote for the build.
When this is the right call, and when it is not
Bring us this
- You have funding and a clear idea of what the product must do, and no engineering team.
- You sell to companies, and each customer needs its own accounts, data and settings.
- You want to reach paying customers before spending your round on hiring.
We will talk you out of this
- An existing product already does what you need. We would rather tell you that in the first conversation.
- The idea is still untested. Start with a short discovery, not a full build.
- A small internal tool with no customer accounts. The platform is more than you need.
Before you send the requirements
- How is it priced?
- In two parts. The build is quoted against the written scope and delivered in milestones; a scope change is re-quoted in writing before it is built. The platform is a separate monthly subscription for hosting and running your product.
- How long will it take?
- That depends on your scope. The proposal comes with a dated plan, and you can use the product from the first milestone.
- Do I own the code?
- You own your application and its source code, in your repository from the first commit. The platform it runs on stays ours and is provided as a service.
- What happens when I hire a CTO?
- Your engineers take over the application with the source, the documentation and the same SDK we use. We keep running the platform, or agree a transition in the contract.
- Can it handle enterprise customers?
- Yes. Single sign-on, SCIM, audit history, US or EU data placement and dedicated infrastructure for a customer’s apps are already built.
- What happens after launch?
- We run the platform: servers, databases, backups, upgrades and security patches. Further features are scoped and quoted the same way as the first build.
- Are Data and Automation included?
- No. They are separate SynaptaGrid products. This offer builds your own product on the platform.
Send us the requirements in your own words
A paragraph is enough to start. You get a written scope back, or an honest answer that we are not the right people for it.