What's the difference between multi-tenant and single-tenant architecture?

Multi-tenant shares infrastructure across customers (lower cost, easier updates). Single-tenant gives each customer isolated resources (higher security, more customization). We typically recommend multi-tenant with strong isolation for most SaaS products, with single-tenant options for enterprise customers.

How do you handle different pricing tiers and feature gating?

We build feature flagging and entitlement systems from the start. Plans define feature access, usage limits, and UI variations. Upgrading unlocks features instantly without code changes—it's all data-driven.

What about enterprise customers who need custom features?

Our architecture supports both standard and enterprise tiers. Enterprise features like SSO, audit logs, custom branding, and dedicated support are built as optional modules. Large customers get customization without forking your codebase.

How do you approach SaaS security?

Security is built in, not bolted on: tenant isolation at the database level, encryption at rest and in transit, SOC 2 compliant practices, and regular security audits. Enterprise customers often require this—we make sure you're ready.

What's a realistic timeline for an MVP?

A focused MVP with core features typically takes 3-4 months. Complex products with multiple user types, integrations, or regulatory requirements may take 5-6 months. We scope honestly—unrealistic timelines lead to technical debt that slows you down later.