Enterprise · Full-stack web apps
Full-stack web apps. Our SaaS stack, your product.
Next.js + Postgres + Prisma, typed end-to-end with auth, payments, and CI/CD shipped together. The same stack we use on EasySalon, TwinBooks, and every AIKoders product.
The full-stack we already trust
A whole web product, not just a frontend.
Most "agency" web builds stop at the React components. Auth is "we'll wire that later," payments are "your team handles billing," and the database schema gets drawn on a napkin. We deliver everything: schema, migrations, typed APIs, auth, payments, billing, observability, and the CI pipeline.
We use the same stack on AIKoders' own SaaS — EasySalon, TwinBooks, Guest Concierge — so the patterns are battle-tested and the engineers have shipped them before.
- TypeScript end-to-end — DB row → React prop
- Postgres + Prisma + real migrations + PITR backups
- Auth: Clerk, Auth.js, or SSO via your IDP (SAML/OIDC)
- Payments: Stripe, Paddle — subscriptions, invoices, dunning
- Hardened: CSP, CSRF, rate limits, audit logs, dependency scanning
- Edge deploys on Vercel, Cloudflare Workers, or your own AWS
MRR
$48.2k
+12%
Active
2,148
+8%
Churn
1.4%
↘ 0.3%
Revenue · 12 mo
↗ trending up
Activity
- Pro plan · Stripe webhook ✓2m
- New signup · SSO via Google7m
How we build
Spec → prod in 8–12 weeks.
- 01
Spec + schema
Database schema, API contracts, and the page tree drafted before the first React component lands. Reviewed and signed off in week 1.
- 02
Vertical slice
End-to-end vertical slice through one feature — frontend, API, DB, auth, deployed. Sets the pattern for everything that follows.
- 03
Build out
Sprint after sprint, features land on `main` through CI. Demo every Friday, retro on Monday, code in your repo from day one.
- 04
Harden + ship
Load test, security review, observability instrumentation, runbook + on-call docs. Then production traffic.
By the numbers
The web stack we already trust with our own SaaS.
8–12 wk
MVP timeline
B2B SaaS or marketplace from kickoff to production with paying users.
Next.js
Default stack
Next.js + Postgres + Prisma + Stripe + Clerk — typed end-to-end.
Yours
Code ownership
Repo in your git org from sprint one. IP assignment by default.
Edge
Deploy target
Vercel / Cloudflare Workers default. Own AWS when ownership matters more.
What you get
The same stack we ship our own SaaS on.
Typed end-to-end
TypeScript from the database row up to the React component prop. Compiler catches bugs before users do.
Postgres + Prisma
Real relational data, real migrations, real PITR backups. Raw SQL when query plans demand it.
Auth that works
Clerk, Auth.js, or your IDP via SAML/OIDC. SSO, MFA, magic links, social login — whatever fits.
Payments + billing
Stripe or Paddle. Subscriptions, invoices, dunning, customer portal — out of the box.
API contracts
tRPC, REST, or GraphQL — typed, versioned, documented automatically from source.
Hardened by default
CSP, CSRF, rate limits, audit logs, dependency scanning. The boring stuff that prevents the boring incidents.
Observability
Logs, metrics, traces wired to your tool of choice. Errors page someone before Twitter does.
Edge deploys
Vercel, Cloudflare Workers, or your own AWS — closest cold start to your users.
Real CI
Builds → tests → staging → prod on green-only. Ship in minutes, recover in seconds.
Built for these teams
Where "ship a real web product" is the brief.
Vertical SaaS
New SaaS products, 0 → 1 builds
A real SaaS with multi-tenant, billing, and auth — not a Next.js demo with a Stripe button.
B2B Platforms
Multi-tenant + RBAC + enterprise SSO
Sales can answer "we need SAML" with a yes; the auth layer was built for it.
Marketplaces
Two-sided platforms with escrow + reviews
Real payment flows, dispute handling, reputation — not a vendored template.
Internal Tools
Internal dashboards, ops portals, admin UIs
Production-grade internal apps without burning your product team on infra.
AI Wrappers
AI features that need real web infrastructure
The "AI feature" stops being the only thing built well — auth, billing, support all land too.
Rebuilds
Legacy PHP / Rails → modern stack
Phased migration with a coexistence period; nothing breaks for the customer.
Common questions
What founders ask before they commission a web build.
Which stack do you default to?
Next.js (App Router) + TypeScript + Tailwind on the frontend, Postgres + Prisma on the database, Stripe for payments, Clerk or Auth.js for auth. Deployed to Vercel by default; AWS / Cloudflare Workers when ownership of the infra matters more than ergonomics. Every AIKoders product ships on this stack, so the patterns are battle-tested.Can you migrate from our existing Rails / PHP / WordPress app?
Yes. Two modes: clean rewrite (most common — the new stack ships next to the old one, traffic shifts feature-by-feature, the old stack retires over 2–4 months) or strangler-pattern (the new stack proxies to the old one and replaces pieces incrementally). We'll recommend based on how brittle the old stack is.How do you handle auth and payments?
Auth: Clerk for fastest-time-to-market, Auth.js if you want self-hosted, SAML/OIDC if your customers are enterprise. MFA, magic links, social login all standard. Payments: Stripe Subscriptions or Stripe Connect depending on the model, with the full lifecycle wired — invoices, dunning, customer portal, webhooks into your data warehouse for analytics.What's the typical project timeline?
For a focused B2B SaaS or marketplace MVP, 8–12 weeks from kickoff to production with paying users. For a more complex multi-tenant enterprise app, 16–24 weeks. We always demo end-to-end on real data by week 4 — no "trust us, the prototype is coming" gaps.Who owns the codebase when we're done?
You do. Repo in your git org from sprint one, full commit history, IP assignment in the master agreement. No AIKoders escrow, no licensing clause, no "you can extend it but only with us" trap. After project end, about a third of clients keep us on a small monthly retainer for ongoing iteration; the rest internalize.Can the app include AI features?
Yes — we build the AI alongside the web app, not as a follow-up project. RAG over your data, AI-grounded search, AI-written copy, AI-assisted workflows — all built by the same team that builds the auth and payments. No handoff between "the web agency" and "the AI agency."
Got a web product to ship?
We ship full-stack web apps the same way we ship ours.
Book a discovery call. We'll review the product, the users, and the deadline, then come back with a scoped build plan and a stack proposal.