Django SaaS Development
A multi-tenant SaaS application built in Django: organisations and team accounts, subscription billing through Stripe, and an operations dashboard. Everything you need to take a first paying customer.
- Starting price
- 8,500.00 EUR
- Starting timeline
- 18 days
- Deposit
- 30%
What every SaaS build includes
The parts every subscription business needs, and which cost the most to bolt on afterwards.
Accounts and sign-in
Email and password, two-factor authentication, passwordless magic links, or signing in with Google or GitHub.
Organisations and roles
Customers are companies, not individuals: invite colleagues, assign roles, and let people belong to more than one organisation.
Separation between customers
One database with organisation scoping, or a separate PostgreSQL schema per customer. The choice is yours and we explain the trade-off.
Subscription billing
Stripe subscriptions or one-off payments, with plans, upgrades, downgrades and failed payments handled as part of the build.
Operations dashboard
A place for you to see customers, subscriptions and what the application is doing — without opening a database client.
Background jobs
Work that must not block a page load — invoices, exports, imports, scheduled tasks — runs in the background with Celery.
What you choose yourself
These are options in the configurator. Pick them and the price and timeline update as you go.
| Sign-in | Password · two-factor · magic link · Google · GitHub |
| Tenancy | One database with organisation scoping · a PostgreSQL schema per customer |
| Front end | HTMX with Alpine and Tailwind · a React app · a Vue app |
| Payments | Stripe Checkout for one-off payments · Stripe Subscriptions for recurring billing |
| Content | No CMS · Wagtail · a lightweight Markdown blog |
| Uploads | Automatic thumbnails and WebP · object storage · upload moderation |
| Extras | Transactional email · background jobs · a polished admin · multiple languages · an SEO pack |
The decision that matters most
How your customers' data is kept apart is the hardest thing to change later. It is worth two minutes now.
One database, scoped per organisation
Every record carries the organisation it belongs to, and the application never queries without it. Simpler to run, cheaper to host, and the usual choice for a first version.
A separate schema per customer
Each customer gets their own set of tables inside PostgreSQL. Harder separation, easier to export or delete one customer, and more work to maintain as the number grows.
If your customers are companies with a compliance department, the second option is often the one they ask about. If you are looking for your first ten customers, the first one gets you there sooner.
After delivery
The code is yours
Repositories, documentation, deployment scripts and the database schema. On the final payment, all rights transfer to your business.
30-day bug-fix warranty
Any defect or deviation from the agreed specification is fixed at no extra cost in the first thirty days.
We can run it, or you can
Deploy it on our managed Django hosting, or take the Docker configuration to any provider.
Frequently asked questions
What does a SaaS build include?
Accounts and sign-in, organisations with team members and roles, subscription billing through Stripe, an operations dashboard, and the tenancy model that keeps every customer's data separated. That is the baseline; the rest you configure.
Which multi-tenancy model do you use?
Either one database with organisation scoping, or a separate PostgreSQL schema per tenant. The first is simpler and cheaper to run; the second gives harder separation. You choose in the configurator.
How is subscription billing handled?
Through Stripe — one-off payments with Stripe Checkout, or recurring subscriptions. Plans, upgrades, downgrades and failed payments are part of the build, not an afterthought.
What does it cost and how long does it take?
The SaaS Starter has a fixed starting price and an estimated timeline that you see in the configurator before speaking to anyone. Payment is 30% to start and 70% on final acceptance.
Do I own the code?
Yes. On the final payment, full IP rights, copyright and source-code ownership transfer to your business, including repositories, documentation, deployment scripts and the database schema.
Can you run it for me after delivery?
Yes — the same application can be deployed on our managed Django hosting, or you can take the source code and Docker configuration to any provider you like.
See what your SaaS costs
Pick your options and the price and timeline appear on screen. No sales call to find out.
Not a SaaS? See Django development for other project types.