SaaS development for products that grow with every new customer
Subscription software products built to grow: accounts and roles, billing, admin tools and the infrastructure behind them.
What we deliver
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Accounts and roles
Sign-up, teams and permissions, with every customer company’s data kept separate.
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Subscriptions
Plans, trials and recurring payments connected to a payment gateway.
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Onboarding
First-run steps that take new customers from sign-up to their first result.
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Admin console
Tools for your team to manage customers, plans, support and settings.
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Usage analytics
Dashboards that show who uses what, so you know what to build next.
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Scalable hosting
Cloud infrastructure, containers and monitoring sized to grow with demand.
Sound familiar?
- “We have a product idea and need a team to build and launch it.”
- “Our first version works, but it was never built for hundreds of customers.”
- “Every new client means another copy of the software to maintain.”
A product, not a project
A SaaS product is never handed over and forgotten. Customers sign up on their own, expect it to work every day and pay every month. That changes how it has to be built: each customer’s data kept apart, plans and billing that run without manual work, and an architecture that can take the next hundred customers without a rewrite.
Built the way we build our own products
We build and run our own platforms. Opream Online Meeting is a video conferencing platform with HD meetings, real-time chat, screen sharing and recordings, and Opream HR Hub runs people operations in one place. We brand and deploy both for different businesses, so we know what it takes to serve many customers from one product.
From first version to growth
We start with the smallest product that proves people will pay: the core workflow, sign-up and billing. Then we add what real usage asks for. The architecture is planned for growth from the first sprint, with React front ends, Node.js or Django back ends and PostgreSQL or MongoDB, deployed with Docker and Kubernetes when the load needs them.
After launch
A SaaS product lives on its uptime. Our DevOps services cover deployment pipelines, monitoring and backups, and our maintenance and support keeps the product updated and fast as it grows. If you sell it to your own clients, everything ships under your brand.
How a project runs
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Discover
We define the customer, the core problem and what the first paid version must do.
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Design
Product flows, onboarding and admin screens tried out in a clickable prototype.
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Develop
The product built in short sprints, with accounts, billing and the core workflow first.
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Test
Automated tests, including checks that each customer’s data stays separate.
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Deploy
Launch on scalable cloud infrastructure, with monitoring from the first day.
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Support
Updates, new features and performance work as your customer base grows.
Projects we have delivered
Opream Online Meeting
PlatformVideo meetings & collaboration
A secure, user-friendly video conferencing platform with HD meetings, real-time chat, screen sharing and file exchange — plus breakout rooms, live captions and recordings for seamless…
Opream HR Hub
SystemHR & workforce management
An HR and workforce management system for running people operations in one place.
Kalia
AppAI & fintech · Mobile app & web platform
An intelligent financial assistant and loyalty points management ecosystem in Egypt, helping users optimize card spending, track rewards in cash equivalent, and access real-time banking advisory…
Common questions
What is the difference between SaaS and custom software?
Custom software is built for one organisation’s own use. A SaaS product is sold to many customers, each with their own account and data, usually on a subscription. That changes how accounts, billing and infrastructure are designed.
Can you build a first version (MVP) quickly?
Yes. We recommend starting with the smallest version customers will pay for, then growing it based on how they use it.
Do you connect payment gateways for subscriptions?
Yes. Plans, trials and recurring payments are connected to the gateway that suits your market.
Can the product work in Arabic and English?
Yes. Interfaces can be built in both languages, including right-to-left layouts for Arabic.
How much does it cost to build a SaaS product?
It depends on the core workflow, the number of user roles and the integrations. After a discovery session we send a written scope, timeline and quote, so you know the cost before any development starts.