SaaS Product Development
Multi-tenant platforms taken from first idea to paying customers: product design, the web app, the backend, billing and the cloud it runs on.
- Product design
- Web app & backend
- Billing & onboarding
Available for new projects
BitPixel is an end-to-end product development agency. One senior team takes your SaaS platform, web application or mobile app from first idea to live product — design, engineering, cloud and launch included.
One team builds your whole product — the design, the app, the backend and the cloud it runs on — so nothing falls between suppliers. You see working software on a live staging URL from the first sprint, at a fixed price agreed up front, in code you own from the first commit.
End to end
Product design, web and mobile apps, the backend behind them and the cloud they run on are built by one team under one plan. No hand-offs between suppliers, and no gaps for requirements to fall into.
Communication
No account manager relay. You are in a shared channel with the engineers and designers on your project, with a weekly demo on a live URL.
Ownership
Source code, repositories, infrastructure and design files are yours from the first commit. No lock-in, no licensing games, no hostage situations.
Services
Product design, web and mobile apps, the backend behind them and the cloud they run on — handled by one team, so nothing gets lost between suppliers.
Multi-tenant platforms taken from first idea to paying customers: product design, the web app, the backend, billing and the cloud it runs on.
iOS and Android apps with the backend and API behind them, built together and taken all the way through App Store and Google Play release.
Web applications, customer portals and marketing sites — fast, accessible and search-ready, with the systems behind them built by the same team.
Selected work
Real-time project management platform for distributed teams
Curated marketplace for digital nomad gear and experiences
Mobile health tracking app with AI-powered insights
AI recipe generator personalized to your dietary preferences
How we work
You get a dated milestone plan before kickoff and a working staging URL from the first build sprint.
Week 1
We map your goals, users and constraints, then agree on scope and success metrics before anyone opens an editor.
Weeks 2–3
Clickable prototypes and a design system, so you can react to the real thing rather than a description of it.
Weeks 4+
App, backend and infrastructure built together, with weekly demos on a live staging URL. You see working software every sprint.
Launch week
Production deployment, QA, analytics, monitoring and 30 days of post-launch support included as standard.
Our own products
Alongside client work we ship SaaS products of our own and run them in production — on the same stack, to the same standards, we bring to your project.
Client Portals
One link that shows clients exactly how their project — and their site — are doing.
FAQ
Still unsure about something? Ask us directly — we answer scoping questions before you commit to anything.
Most projects we take on fall between a focused marketing site and a multi-month product build, so the honest answer is that it depends on scope. After a short discovery call we send a fixed-price proposal with a breakdown per milestone — no hourly surprises. If the budget and the scope do not line up, we will tell you that on the call rather than three weeks in.
The whole product. Product design, the web or mobile app, the backend and API, cloud infrastructure, launch and post-launch support are handled by one team under one plan — so there is a single point of responsibility for it working. If you only need part of that, such as a design, a backend or an audit, we take that on too.
A marketing site or landing page is usually 2–4 weeks. A web app or MVP is typically 8–12 weeks from kickoff to launch. Mobile apps run slightly longer because of app store review. You get a dated milestone plan before we start, and a working staging URL from the first build sprint.
We choose the technology to fit the product, not the other way round. Most of what we build uses React for the web and React Native for mobile, Node.js, NestJS or Laravel on the backend with PostgreSQL, and AWS for hosting and infrastructure. It is a deliberately short list that we know deeply, rather than whatever launched last month.
Yes — a large share of our work is MVPs and first products for founders who need to get something real in front of users. We scope those tightly on purpose, so you spend budget validating the idea instead of building features nobody has asked for yet.
Yes. We take on rescue projects, rebuilds and feature work on existing codebases, and we can embed alongside an in-house team. We start with a short audit so both sides know the state of the code before committing to a plan.
Every project includes 30 days of post-launch support for bugs and fixes. After that you can move onto a monthly retainer for ongoing development, monitoring and maintenance, or take the code and run it yourself — you own all of it either way.
We work with clients across Europe, North America, the Middle East and Asia. We keep a guaranteed overlap window with your working hours for calls and demos, and everything asynchronous runs through a shared channel so nothing waits a full day for an answer.
Insights
What we learn designing, building and launching products, written up for the next team.
Not every repetitive task needs a language model. A simple test for when AI earns its cost, when plain automation is better, and how to combine the two.
Most app rejections are avoidable. The checklist we run before submitting to the App Store and Google Play: accounts, listings, privacy and technical checks.
Buying software is usually the right decision. How to recognise the cases where it is not, and how to compare the real cost of each option.
A short call, an honest scope and a fixed-price proposal. If we are not the right fit, we will say so.