SaaS · operate
Scale shaped for SaaS & B2B Software: Multi-tenant infrastructure, billing that actually nets, and SEO that compounds. Combined SEO + content retainer with programmatic SEO, 8 articles/mo, distribution, and rep
service
Scale
industry
SaaS
timeline
Quarterly minimum
mode
operate
specific fit
We build B2B SaaS the way it should have been built the first time — multi-tenant from line one, usage-based billing that survives a scale event, retention dashboards your CS team will actually open, and a content engine that ranks for the queries your buyers actually search. The boring stuff is what wins long-term, and we sweat the boring stuff.
A missing WHERE clause in one query, a cached object reused across requests, a shared Redis key without tenant prefix — and suddenly Customer A sees Customer B data. We design row-level security in Postgres, tenant-scoped middleware, and tests that explicitly try to break the boundary.
Programmatic SEO architecture (template pages, internal linking) 8 long-form articles per month Technical SEO audit + monthly maintenance Distribution kit per piece (LinkedIn, X, newsletter)
This route does not pretend the engagement includes paid media / ads (separate engagement), outbound link building (we focus on earned + on-page).
route to revenue
Each page is unique to the service and industry pair, but the conversion path stays simple: qualify the problem, inspect proof, then book the right first move.
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The buyer is looking for scale in a SaaS context.
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Multi-tenant Postgres with row-level security policies tested against tenant escape — not the leaky "filter in the ORM" pattern that produces a Hacker News post when it fails.
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Scale: Quarterly minimum, $1,200.
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