Tepia builds SaaS products end to end: multi tenant architecture, Stripe billing, admin tools, web and mobile apps. US led, MVPs in 4 to 7 months.
Tepia designs and builds SaaS products end to end: multi tenant architecture, subscription billing, admin tools and the web and mobile apps your customers log into. Builds are US led and most SaaS MVPs launch in 4 to 7 months.
Tepia builds SaaS foundations first, per tenant data isolation, roles and provisioning, because retrofitting tenancy later is the most expensive rewrite.
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Most Tepia SaaS MVPs launch in 4 to 7 months, with a private beta tenant group before the public release.
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Subscription billing on Stripe with plans, trials, seats and usage metering, so revenue runs without your team touching an invoice.
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Tepia scopes the first release to the workflow one buyer will pay for, then ships improvements on a steady cadence after launch.
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Most software projects miss their original timeline or scope, according to long running Standish Group surveys.
Tepia clients report roughly 20 percent revenue increase after adding mobile to their products.
Mobile devices generate roughly 60 percent of global website traffic, according to Statista, so SaaS products need mobile ready experiences.
A SaaS product is software you sell to many customers at once, which changes the engineering from day one. Every table, file and report has to be isolated per tenant. Onboarding has to work without your team on a call. Billing has to handle trials, upgrades, failed cards and cancellations on its own. Tepia builds these foundations first, because retrofitting tenancy into a single customer app is the most expensive rewrite in software.
Tepia has spent thirteen years building products meant to be used daily, and applies the same retention driven approach to SaaS: activation flows that get a new tenant to value in the first session, and analytics that show you where trials stall.
Most SaaS products Tepia builds include the same building blocks, assembled around your product idea.
| Component | What Tepia builds |
|---|---|
| Multi tenant core | Per tenant data isolation, roles and permissions, tenant provisioning |
| Customer web app | The product itself, built in React with a design system |
| Mobile companion | iOS and Android apps in React Native or Flutter where the product needs them |
| Subscription billing | Stripe plans, trials, seat counts, usage metering, dunning |
| Admin console | Your team’s view: tenants, usage, support tools, feature flags |
| Public API | REST or GraphQL endpoints so customers and partners can integrate |
| Onboarding and emails | Signup, invites, lifecycle email through SendGrid |
The fastest SaaS failures come from building every feature before the first customer. Tepia scopes SaaS MVPs to the workflow one buyer will pay for: one core job done well, billing that works, and an admin view so you can support customers. Everything else ships in versions.
Discovery produces User Stories ranked by what the first ten customers actually need, which becomes the release plan. Tepia clients report roughly 20 percent revenue increase after adding mobile to their products, and for SaaS founders the equivalent is a working product in front of buyers months earlier. The MVP app development page covers scope discipline in depth.
Discovery for SaaS includes user interviews with target buyers, a review of any existing prototype or spreadsheet workflow the product replaces, and third party integration review for billing, email and analytics. You get an Investigation Summary, Interview Summary and User Stories. Design turns those into wireframes, a style guide and sample designs for the signup flow, the core workflow and the admin console.
Development and Testing runs Alpha and Beta schedules, with a private beta tenant group before public launch. Training covers your admin console and support tooling. Launch handles production infrastructure on AWS, Azure or GCP, and Support continues with bug tracking, feature requests and version planning. A US based Tepia project manager runs the whole engagement.
A focused SaaS MVP typically takes 4 to 7 months: 1 to 2 months of Discovery and Design, 2 to 4 months of Development and QA, and about a month of hardening and launch. Larger platforms with complex permissioning, usage billing or compliance requirements run 6 to 12 months, staged so something ships every few weeks.
Arriving with finished designs or a validated prototype shortens the front of the schedule. Tepia keeps versions small after launch, because SaaS wins on iteration speed, not launch size.
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