Ink, Inc.

Product software

Bespoke SaaS

SaaS built around the way you charge, invite, and support customers — not a template with your logo on it.

A bespoke SaaS product is a system of record with a front door. Tenants, roles, invitations, plans, and the admin tools your own team will live in are the product, as much as the feature a customer sees on day one. We design that model before we decorate the dashboard.

The usual stack is TypeScript and PostgreSQL, with a job runner for work that should not happen inside a request. Rust joins when a workload earns it. Billing integrates with a provider such as Stripe unless you already have one. We do not invent a second ledger.

Bespoke SaaS

What the work covers

Tenancy

A tenant model and data access rules that make cross-customer leaks a structural mistake, not a missed if-statement.

Accounts and roles

Sign-up, invitations, and permissions that match the org chart you sell to, including the awkward owner-and-billing-contact split.

Billing

Plans, trials, and the states in between — past due, canceled, comped — reflected in what the product allows.

Onboarding

The first session, empty states, and the path from “account exists” to “the product did something useful.”

Admin and support

Internal tools to look up a tenant, see what happened, and fix it without a production console.

Operations

Audit trails, background jobs, and enough observability that a failure has a name.

Delivery

What you leave with

  • A multi-tenant application with an explicit access model
  • Billing states wired to product behavior
  • An internal view your team can support from
  • A deployment path and a short runbook

Fit

Choose this when

  • You sell software to more than one customer on shared infrastructure.
  • Accounts, roles, or billing are part of the product, not a later phase.
  • A marketing site is not a substitute for the application itself.

Neighbors

When another practice fits better

These are the switches we recommend in scoping, not a disclaimer.

TypeScript

There is one customer, or the product is a site and a handful of authenticated tools.

Expo

The SaaS has to have a first-party mobile client in the same engagement.

APIs & platforms

Other companies will build on you, and the API is the product they buy.

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Related practices

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