We build our own subscription products as well as clients', which mostly means we have already made the expensive mistakes: billing edge cases, trials that end at awkward moments, and the difference between a demo and something that can take money reliably.
A SaaS build is less about features than about the machinery underneath them - separating one customer's data from another's, handling a failed payment without locking someone out unfairly, and knowing what happens when a subscription lapses mid-session.
Team seats, proration, dunning and refunds are where a first SaaS build usually runs over. So is the admin side: you need to be able to see and fix a customer's account without a database client.
Web applications start at A$1,500 and run six to twelve weeks; a full product with billing sits toward the upper end. Over A$10,000 the work is milestone-based.
Yes, for our own products and for client builds. It handles the payment side; the work is in making your application and Stripe agree about subscription state.
Yes. Adding billing, team accounts or an access gate to something that already exists is a common piece of work.
You do - code, data and Stripe account.
Tell us what you are trying to do. If something off the shelf already does it, or the job is smaller than you think, we will say so.
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