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SaaS product development for software you sell by subscription

Infoloop is a SaaS product development company for software vendors and for businesses that want to sell an internal tool. Scope covers self-service sign-up, subscription plans, recurring billing and isolated data for every customer account. The scope, budget and timeline are agreed in writing before development starts.

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Subscription products, ready to sell. Supported after launch.

SaaS application development for your industry

Buyers in each industry judge a product on different criteria before they subscribe. These are the SaaS products we deliver most often in each.

How we work

Our SaaS product development process

Four stages, with the price agreed before development begins.

  1. 01

    Discovery call

    In 30 minutes, you describe the product, the paying customer and the target launch date. We recommend the scope of the first release and identify the main delivery risks.

  2. 02

    Written scope and quote

    We document the first release in full: every screen, the billing logic, each integration, the delivery date and the cost. Development starts once you approve it.

  3. 03

    Weekly working releases

    You receive access to a working version early in the project. Weekly reviews surface wrong assumptions while changes still cost little.

  4. 04

    Launch and support

    We deploy the product and resolve issues from the first weeks of customer use. After that, an optional monthly plan covers monitoring, fixes within an agreed response time and new features. You receive a short report every month.

Why Infoloop for SaaS products

  1. 01Optional support plan after launch
  2. 02Multi-tenant data isolation from day one
  3. 03Documented code your developers can maintain
  4. 04Fixed price or hourly, matched to the scope
  5. 0550+ projects delivered, 99.9% uptime
  6. 06Security and NDAs as standard
  7. 07Scope, budget and timeline agreed in writing

Optional support plan after launch

SaaS products

Multi-tenant data isolation from day one

Documented code your developers can maintain

Fixed price or hourly, matched to the scope

Industries we build SaaS products for

Manufacturing, technology, commerce and education companies that sell software by subscription, including firms that now sell an internal tool. Infoloop is headquartered in India and works with clients worldwide.

  • Manufacturing
  • Automotive and mobility
  • Agriculture and AgriTech
  • Energy and utilities
  • AI startups
  • B2B SaaS
  • Enterprise software
  • ISVs and technology companies
  • eCommerce and retail
  • D2C brands
  • Consumer platforms
  • EdTech
  • Learning platforms
  • Corporate training

Technologies we use for SaaS development

Frontend
  • React
  • Next.js
  • Vue.js
  • Nuxt.js
  • TypeScript
Backend
  • Node.js
  • NestJS
  • Laravel
  • PHP
Mobile
  • Flutter
  • React Native
CMS and web
  • Webflow
Design
  • Figma

What our clients say

FAQs

Questions about SaaS product development

Straight answers. If yours is not here, ask us on the call.

  • What does a SaaS product development company do?

    It designs, develops and launches software that customers pay for by subscription. At Infoloop, the scope covers sign-up, pricing plans, recurring billing, customer data isolation, an admin console and a controlled release process. Post-launch support is optional and billed hourly, with the rate and an estimate agreed first.

  • What does a SaaS product cost to build?

    From $15k, the starting price for custom software at Infoloop. A first release with two user roles and one monthly plan costs less than one with trials, upgrades and refunds. A clearly scoped first release has a fixed price. Later work with changing scope is billed hourly. Scope, date and price are agreed in writing after a 30-minute call.

  • How long does it take to build a SaaS MVP?

    Most projects go live in 4 to 8 weeks, and larger systems go live in agreed phases. The date for a first version, or minimum viable product (MVP), is set in writing with the price. Two factors drive the timeline: the number of user roles and the billing scope at launch. We usually recommend a smaller first release.

  • How do you keep each customer's data separate in a multi-tenant SaaS?

    Through an architecture decision made before development starts. Multi-tenant means many customers share one product instance. Most products store all records in one database, with a tenant identifier on every row. Customers with strict security requirements may need a dedicated database, at extra cost. The isolation logic sits in one place in the code.

  • Can you turn our internal tool into a SaaS product we sell?

    Yes. We review the existing code first, and a well-structured tool is usually worth keeping. The work then adds customer data isolation, sign-up, pricing plans, billing and role-based access around it. We recommend a rebuild only when the data cannot be separated by customer or the underlying technology is no longer supported.

  • Who owns the SaaS product and the code?

    You do. The code repository sits in your account from day one. Hosting, the payment provider account and the domain are registered in your name too. No proprietary layer of ours requires ongoing license fees. If the engagement ends, you keep everything, including setup notes and user guides.

Define your first SaaS release in one call

Bring a prototype with paying users, an internal tool other firms want, or an investor launch date. After one call, you receive the scope, timeline and price of the first release in writing.

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