From idea to paying users.
Multi-tenant SaaS products with authentication, billing, roles and analytics — scoped so the first version ships while the market is still interested.
Overview
The first release should be embarrassing and useful.
The most common way a SaaS project fails is scope: eighteen months of building before a single user pays. We push hard in the other direction — define the one workflow that justifies a subscription, ship it properly, then expand against real usage.
The foundations still have to be right. Multi-tenancy, authentication, roles, billing and audit logging are difficult to retrofit, so we build them in from the first release even when the feature set is deliberately narrow.
We work with founders as an engineering partner: weekly demos, a visible backlog, and honesty about what a given budget buys.
What we provide
Everything the build actually needs.
Product scoping
Cut the roadmap to the smallest release a customer would pay for.
Architecture
Multi-tenant data model, authentication, roles, permissions and audit trails.
Subscription billing
Plans, trials, upgrades, proration, invoices and dunning via Stripe or Razorpay.
Product UI
Onboarding, dashboards, settings and empty states designed rather than improvised.
Admin & analytics
Internal tooling and product metrics so you can see activation and churn.
Scale & reliability
Monitoring, backups, error tracking and a deployment pipeline.
Key features
What you get shipped.
- Multi-tenant architecture with tenant isolation
- Email, Google and SSO authentication options
- Role-based permissions and team invitations
- Subscription plans, trials and usage limits
- Stripe or Razorpay billing with invoices
- In-app onboarding and activation flows
- Admin console and product analytics
- CI/CD, error monitoring and automated backups
Technology stack
Tools we actually use.
Process
How the work runs.
Product definition
Users, jobs to be done and the one workflow worth charging for.
Architecture
Tenancy, data model, auth and billing decisions made up front.
Design
Core product flows, onboarding and dashboard.
MVP build
Weekly demos on staging, with a release candidate in weeks, not quarters.
Launch & iterate
Instrument activation, talk to users, then build what usage justifies.
Industries served
Sectors we know the constraints of.
Why EHUB
Why teams keep us on the project.
Scoping discipline
We argue for less in version one — it is the cheapest way to learn what to build next.
Foundations first
Tenancy, auth and billing done right, because retrofitting them is expensive.
Founder-friendly cadence
Weekly demos, visible backlog, no month-long silences.
Handover ready
Documented architecture so an in-house team can take over when you hire one.
FAQs
Frequently asked.
How long does an MVP take?
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A focused MVP with auth, one core workflow and billing typically takes eight to fourteen weeks depending on complexity.
Can you work with our in-house developers?
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Yes. We often build the foundation and hand over module by module as an internal team grows.
Do you take equity instead of fees?
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No. We work on fixed-scope phases so both sides know exactly what is being delivered.
Which billing provider should we use?
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Stripe for international customers, Razorpay for India-first products. Many products end up supporting both.
Let’s cut the scope, not the quality.
Bring us the product idea and we will come back with a phase-one scope, timeline and cost.
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