Custom software and SaaS products that scale with you
The same engineering discipline: systems that fit your operations and products with subscriptions, organizations, and metrics when the model is SaaS.
Genbia designs software with technical discovery, iterative MVP, and maintainable code — as a partner, not a feature factory. We cover operations with owned channels and POS, CRM and pipelines in professional services, scheduling in healthcare, internal logistics, and more. When you launch a B2B SaaS, we don't treat the project as something separate: we add multi-tenant, billing (Stripe), onboarding, and analytics on the same product foundation, to avoid rewrites at six months.
Fit to your model
Your own business rules or multi-client product: architecture follows your reality, not a generic template.
Asset ownership
Your code, your infrastructure, and your roadmap when the software is yours.
Native integration
APIs with ERP, payment gateways, logistics, and BI.
SaaS foundations when applicable
Organization auth, data isolation, plans, and billing without improvised patches.
Production operations
CI/CD, observability, and cloud decisions (Vercel, AWS, or others) aligned with growth.
What's included
- Discovery, architecture, and technical roadmap
- REST / GraphQL APIs and admin panels
- Roles, permissions, and basic audit per domain
- SaaS product: organizations, billing, and subscriptions (Stripe)
- Admin, usage metrics, and tenant onboarding
- CI/CD, environments, and monitoring
- By vertical: retail, professional services, healthcare, logistics — same engineering standard
Estimated investment — custom software
Custom software and SaaS projects are quoted by complexity. These ranges guide the initial conversation; final budget depends on agreed scope.
Plan A
$5,000 – $10,000 USD
MVP or focused module with core integrations
Plan B
$10,000 – $20,000 USD
Broader scope, multiple roles, and production operations
What affects cost
- Degree of customization and functional scope
- Technology stack (frontend, backend, infrastructure)
- Database, authentication, and integrations (ERP, CRM, APIs)
- Multi-tenant, billing, roles, reporting, and ongoing operations
Ranges are indicative. Final cost is defined after reviewing scope, timeline, and technical complexity.
Frequently asked questions
ERP or custom software?
If your operation is very standard, an ERP may be enough. If your advantage is in the process or a proprietary product, custom development or SaaS usually pays off more.
How long does an MVP take?
Typically 8–14 weeks depending on scope and integration complexity; SaaS with billing usually needs an extra hardening iteration.
Are internal software and SaaS the same thing?
Not always, but they share engineering: APIs, data, security, and deployment. We unify the offering so you don't duplicate vendors or messaging.
Can you continue after the MVP?
Yes: continuous evolution with a dedicated squad or hour bank, both for product and integrations.