SaaS Development Vancouver BC

Your MVP works in demos but breaks in production

We architect for production from day one. No localhost assumptions, no skipped error handling, no env variables that only exist on your machine.

Multi-tenant was bolted on after the fact

organizationId is on every table from migration one. Data isolation is structural, not a guard clause someone added later.

Auth is a hand-rolled mess you are afraid to touch

Clerk handles the full auth surface - magic links, SSO, session management, rate limiting - so you are not maintaining security-critical custom code.

Your build does not survive a Vercel cold start

Lazy initialization patterns, proper env handling, and stateless architecture. Your serverless functions boot clean every time.

What you get

A full stack that works in production. Not just on localhost.

We have built SaaS products from scratch and know exactly what gets skipped when a team is moving fast. Multi-tenant architecture, proper env handling, lazy initialization for serverless, row-level security. The stuff that does not show up in demos but causes production incidents at 2am.

Every SaaS build is scoped specifically to your product. We do not quote blind. A 30-minute call to understand your requirements, then a fixed-price scope document before any work starts.

App Router, SSG, SSR, API routes. The full package.

Postgres with row-level security and real-time out of the box.

Type-safe queries. Auto-generated types from your schema.

Magic links, SSO, org management. Never build auth from scratch.

Subscriptions, usage billing, customer portal. All of it.

Edge network, preview environments, zero-config CI/CD.

What does a SaaS development project with Digitari look like?

We start with a scoping call to understand your product, users, and revenue model. From there we define the MVP feature set, architecture decisions (multi-tenant vs single-tenant, auth strategy, billing), and a realistic timeline. You get a fixed-scope quote before any work starts.

What tech stack do you use for SaaS products?

Next.js 15 with App Router and TypeScript for the frontend and API layer. Supabase PostgreSQL with Prisma ORM for the database. Clerk for authentication (magic links, SSO, org management). Resend for transactional email. Stripe for billing. Deployed on Vercel. This stack is battle-tested, scales without infrastructure complexity, and lets us ship fast.

Do you build multi-tenant SaaS products?

Yes, and we build it in from the start. Every table gets an organizationId foreign key from migration one. Row-level security, data isolation, and org-scoped queries are not afterthoughts we bolt on later. Building multi-tenant correctly from the beginning prevents painful refactors at scale.

Can you integrate Stripe billing into the product?

Yes. Subscription billing, usage-based pricing, free trials, seat-based pricing, annual vs monthly plans. We have built Stripe integrations across multiple products and know the edge cases - failed payments, dunning, proration, customer portal. We handle all of it.

What is your approach to auth for SaaS products?

We use Clerk, which handles email/password, magic links, Google/GitHub SSO, org management, and session security out of the box. For SaaS specifically, magic link authentication for end-users (your customers) reduces friction significantly. We never build custom auth from scratch - the security surface area is not worth it.

Do you offer ongoing support after launch?

Yes. We offer monthly retainers for post-launch support, feature development, and infrastructure monitoring. Most SaaS clients stay on retainer after launch for ongoing iteration. Scope and pricing depend on volume of work.