Multi-tenant SaaS done end-to-end — tenancy model, RBAC, billing, audit logs, observability, and the operational discipline a B2B SaaS earns when its customers are also the auditors.
We pick the tenancy model first — pooled, siloed, or hybrid — because every later decision (DB strategy, RBAC, billing integration, deletion compliance) follows from it. Most SaaS rescues we take on chose tenancy by accident, not by design.
A SaaS platform sales can sell into enterprise without engineering rewriting it for each deal.
Concrete deliverables — not adjectives. Each engagement scopes which of these are in play and what success looks like for them.
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Pooled for most B2B SaaS — one DB, tenant_id everywhere, with row-level security. Siloed when enterprise customers contractually demand it. Hybrid is usually a sign someone didn't make the call.
Stripe for direct merchant of record. Paddle when you want to outsource VAT/sales tax compliance globally. We use both depending on go-to-market.
Build for simple cases (5–10 roles). Use a library or service (Casbin, Oso, Permit.io) when you need attribute-based access or complex hierarchies.
Yes — we ship audit logs, change-management evidence, access reviews, and the engineering controls SOC2 actually checks. Working with Drata, Vanta, or Secureframe.
MERN as a coherent stack rather than four separate technology choices — MongoDB modeled around access patterns, Express or Fastify with proper middleware discipline, React with the modern hooks model, and Node 22+ across the board.
The T3 stack — Next.
Headless WordPress paired with a Next.
Django backend paired with a React or Next.
