Your SaaS live for real users in six weeks, then built week by week on what they do. $997/week.
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Every usual way to build a SaaS has a catch.
| Route | What It Is | The Catch |
|---|---|---|
| SaaS Development Company | A quote for the full spec | The catch: Months and a big bill before the first user |
| Freelancers | Hands for the tasks you define | The catch: Nobody owns the architecture |
| In-House Team | Engineers of your own | The catch: Months of hiring, salaries before revenue |
| No-Code Builder | A fast start on a platform | The catch: Limits, then a rebuild as it grows |
| Varstatt | Launch in six weeks, then build on feedback | The catch: One task at a time |
I recommend six weeks to a launch. After it, real users set the roadmap.
Sign-in, the data and the one job users pay for
Billing, an admin view, the emails users expect
Edge cases and errors handled, live for real users
What users do and ask sets each next task
Founders who've decided to build the business, not test the idea.
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A simple, predictable and transparent process that eliminates development headaches.
After subscribing, you get a dedicated task board. The first six weeks on it lead to launch.
I set up the tech, the code and the accounts in your name.
You set the priorities. I build toward launch, one task at a time.
You review working software every few days. I revise until you approve.
Week six is the launch. After it, user feedback sets the next priority.
You report issues anytime; I handle them first.
One weekly price: six weeks to launch is $5,982, then week by week. No quote, no equity.
A senior developer building your SaaS, without agency overhead.
$997 a week. Six weeks to launch is $5,982, paid weekly; after that you pay for the weeks you keep building. The free build cost tool sizes your scope.
I recommend six weeks to launch, with the scope cut to fit. Past that, building without users is guessing.
Users change the roadmap. Six weeks gets the core live; every week after builds what they use and ask for, not what a spec guessed.
An MVP tests whether anyone will pay. This is for founders who've decided: the launch starts the product, it doesn't test it.
An agency quotes the full spec before a single user has tried it. Here you pay by the week, launch in six, and build the rest on feedback.
Sign-in, the core job, billing and an admin view: what a paying user needs. Everything else waits for feedback.
The build carries on week by week: features, integrations and fixes, in the order users show. Pause anytime, or hire a team and I hand over.
No. I make the technical calls and explain the trade-offs in plain words.
JavaScript and TypeScript on the default stack: React, Next.js, Node.js, Firebase. Web first, installable on phones.
You own the code, the accounts and the keys from day one. Stop after any week; what's built stays yours.
Fill in the project form, about a minute. I reply the next working day; if it fits, with a first plan and a call invite.
Jurij understand the core problem, insists on building the right experiences for the customers.
Kunal Modi
Founder @ SOAPNoteAI
Working with Jurij is an absolute joy, consistently exceeds expectations.
Janis Ozolins
Content Creator
Consistently delivered quality code in great time, very hard working & precise.
Bartosz Poźniak
CEO @ MyCointainer
The kind of engineer that every company on the planet would be lucky to have.
Hosam Mazawi
COO @ LemonUnit
SaaS Development fits founders best: people building a product without a technical co-founder.
“No one makes the technical calls”: the calls and the code, every week.
“An idea nobody has clicked”: the core flow on a live link in one week, one payment.
“An idea, ready to test with paying users”: the smallest real product, launched in week 6.
SaaS Development
“Ready to build the whole product”: launched in week 6, then built on real feedback.
“Phones, without three separate apps”: one app that installs from a link.
“An app stuck, unsafe, or left by its developer”: the bleeding stopped and a plan, in one paid week.
“A V1 that holds the product back”: V2 built beside it, until every user moves.
“A raise or a purchase on the calendar”: what diligence will find, ranked, in one paid week.
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