Multi-tenant architecture
Tenant data isolation and a data model that scales.
Productisation
Multi-tenant web applications sold by subscription — from first release to billing.
The situation
The hard part of SaaS is never the interface. It is tenant isolation, the billing cycle, usage limits and upgrade/downgrade paths. Get those wrong at the start and the system stops bending somewhere past the first hundred customers.
Our approach
Multi-tenant architecture, subscription plans and limits are designed before the first release. Payment provider, trial period, cancellation and refund flows are part of the product, not an afterthought.
The first goal is not a perfect product — it is a working one that can take payment and collect feedback.
Scope
Tenant data isolation and a data model that scales.
Plans, trials, auto-renewal, cancellation and invoicing.
Invite users into a customer account with proper permissions.
Which features get used, and where people drop off.
So your customers can connect their own systems.
A first-run flow that gets the user to value quickly.
How we work
Who, what problem, at what price?
The smallest working product that can take payment.
Architecture, billing layer and core features.
Real usage with a limited group of users.
Priorities reset by what usage data shows.
Technologies used
Projects
A Bahasoft SaaS product: AI produces the video, the user approves it, and it is uploaded to their own channel…
Menu, branches and franchise applications collected in one place.
A multi-tenant listings platform for real estate, vehicles and second-hand goods.
Frequently asked questions
If your question is not answered here, just message us on WhatsApp.
Message Us on WhatsAppSoftware used over the internet on a subscription rather than bought and installed. Customers sign in to their own account, pay monthly or yearly, and updates reach everyone at once.
Ship the smallest working version that can take payment, test it with real users, then expand based on usage data. Building every feature up front is the most expensive mistake in SaaS.
You do. Source code, database and infrastructure are yours, and you are never obliged to continue with us.
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Tell us who you want to sell to, and we will help cut the first release down to something shippable.