Can you build an MVP for a US startup?

Yes. For an MVP we cut the scope to the one workflow that proves the product, build it in six to twelve weeks on a stack your future hires will know, such as React, Node.js or Python and PostgreSQL, and leave tests and documentation so the code survives past the funding round.

How do you handle SSO and enterprise requirements for B2B SaaS?

We implement SAML and OIDC single sign-on, SCIM user provisioning where your customers need it, role-based permissions, audit logs and data export. These are the items enterprise security questionnaires usually ask about, so building them early shortens your sales cycle with larger customers.

Can your team work alongside our in-house developers?

Yes, and that is a common setup. Our engineers follow your branching model, code review rules and definition of done, and your team reviews our pull requests like anyone else's. We can own a module end to end or take tickets from a shared backlog.

What happens to the software when the contract ends?

You already have everything: code, infrastructure access, credentials and documentation are in your accounts throughout. At the end we run a handover session with your team, walk through deployment and known issues, and can stay on a small monthly support retainer if you want one.

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Custom software for US businesses

Custom and B2B software development for US companies

We build the software your business runs on: B2B platforms, SaaS products and internal tools shaped around how your team actually works. You get a dedicated team, a written scope and code you own outright.

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About custom solutions

B2B platforms and SaaS products, built to be maintained

Most of our custom work is for B2B companies: customer portals, quoting and ordering systems, multi-tenant SaaS products, and back-office tools that replace a stack of spreadsheets. We design the data model and permissions first, because that is where B2B software usually breaks as accounts, roles and pricing rules multiply.

SaaS builds include tenant isolation, role-based access, SSO through Okta, Azure AD or Google Workspace, usage-based or seat billing on Stripe, and an admin console your support team can use without engineering help. Each release ships with automated tests and a changelog, so your own developers can pick up the code later without a rewrite.

A dedicated team that works in your tools

A dedicated team is usually a lead engineer, two to four developers and a QA engineer, sized to your roadmap. They work in your Jira or Linear board, your GitHub organization and your Slack, attend your standups during the agreed overlap window, and follow your code review rules. You can add or release people with the notice set in the contract.

If you prefer a fixed-scope project, we run a short paid discovery to write user stories, a data model and acceptance criteria, then quote per milestone. Either way, you see working software at the end of every sprint on a staging environment you control, with a written note of what shipped, what slipped and why, so budget conversations are based on facts rather than impressions.

Integrations US businesses expect

Custom software rarely lives alone. We connect it to the systems your finance and sales teams already use: QuickBooks Online, Xero or NetSuite for accounting, Stripe and ACH payments for billing, HubSpot or Salesforce for customer data, and Avalara or Stripe Tax where sales tax applies. Each integration has retry logic, logging and an alert when something fails.

Custom software we build for US companies

Multi-tenant SaaS products with Stripe billing and SSO
B2B customer portals for ordering, quotes and account history
Internal operations tools that replace spreadsheets and email chains
Workflow and approval systems with audit trails
Data dashboards and reporting on top of your existing databases
Modernization of legacy .NET, PHP or Access applications
Integrations between QuickBooks, Salesforce, HubSpot and your own systems

Built for the market

What US companies ask for before signing

Work-for-hire contract with full IP assignment and a mutual NDA
Code in your own GitHub or GitLab organization from the first commit
USD invoicing by ACH or wire, with milestone or monthly billing
A fixed overlap window with Eastern, Central or Pacific time
Automated tests and documentation included in every milestone

Time zone: US Eastern time is nine to ten hours behind Lahore. A fixed overlap window in your morning is agreed at the start of the project, and the rest of the work happens overnight for you, so each day starts with progress to review.
Payments we integrate: Stripe, PayPal, Square, Authorize.Net, ACH bank transfers, Apple Pay
Tax and data: Built for US sales tax through providers such as Stripe Tax, Avalara or TaxJar. Personal data handled in line with the CCPA/CPRA and other US state privacy laws.
Language: English.

Questions

Custom software development: common questions

A dedicated team costs a fraction of the fully loaded cost of the same roles in most US cities, but the exact figure depends on seniority and team size. We quote a monthly rate per person after a call about your roadmap, and there are no recruiting fees or long lock-in periods.

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