SaaS products

A focused first version of a SaaS product usually takes 3 to 6 months, in line with the web and mobile platforms we deliver, and a tightly scoped MVP can be faster. The biggest factor is how many features go into version one. We agree that scope in writing after discovery, then show working software every week so you can start with early users sooner.

Yes. We design multi-tenant architecture from the start, so each customer company gets its own isolated workspace, users and settings on a shared platform. Role-based permissions control what each user can see inside their company. Planning tenancy early avoids a costly rebuild later when you add customers, plans or markets, and it keeps one codebase for your team to maintain.

Yes. We build subscription plans, trials, upgrades, renewals and invoices into the product, connected to the payment gateways your customers actually use, such as Paymob, Fawry or STC Pay. Billing is tied to user and feature limits, so access changes automatically when a customer upgrades or stops paying. Every payment flow is tested on staging before it goes live.

We decide it together in the discovery phase by mapping your target customers, the problem they pay to solve and the smallest set of features that proves the product's value. Everything else goes onto a roadmap for later releases. AppBlender then writes this into a scope and timeline, which keeps the first version focused and gets the product in front of real customers sooner.