SAAS BUILD AND GO-TO-MARKET
Most shops build your SaaS and hand you the keys. You're left to find customers alone. We build the product and the machine that sells it — so the first signups arrive the week you launch.
Building and launching a SaaS product is the work of shipping a multi-tenant software product and the demand engine that fills it at the same time — the application itself, plus the landing pages, lead capture, outreach, and call answering that turn a launch date into paying accounts. A product alone is half a launch. The other half is a working channel that puts the product in front of the right buyers and converts them on day one, not month six. WebDevAuto builds both in one engagement, so go-to-market starts the moment the product is live instead of becoming a separate problem you solve later.
You can spend six months and a real budget getting a SaaS product built, ship it, and then watch the signup count sit at zero. That's the trap most founders fall into. The dev shop delivers a clean codebase, sends the final invoice, and disappears — and now you own a product with no customers and no idea how to get them. Building the software was supposed to be the hard part. It turns out the hard part is everything after: finding the right buyers, getting them to a page that converts, following up when they don't, and answering the phone when they do. A great product with no demand machine behind it is just an expensive screenshot.
We're a SaaS company first — we run our own multi-tenant platform and a live Field Ops product for home-services dispatch, and we shipped Mechai, a real automotive app you can find in the App Store. So we build your product the way we build ours, and then we build the same growth machine we run on ourselves: pages that convert, outreach that books calls, and a system that answers when buyers reach out. The product and the pipeline ship together, from one team, on one timeline.
We stand up the landing pages, lead capture, and outreach alongside the build, so your first signups come in the week you go live instead of months after. Launch day is a start line, not a cliff.
No platform lock-in and no per-seat ransom. The codebase is yours, and so is the demand engine — the pages, the lists, the sequences. Keep us running it or hand it to your own team. Your call.
A focused first release — the core feature, signup, billing, and the pages that sell it — is a matter of weeks, not quarters. You get something real in front of real buyers fast, then expand based on what they actually do.
We operate our own multi-tenant platform and field a live dispatch product, so we've already solved tenancy, billing, onboarding, and churn for ourselves. You get product decisions made by people who live with the consequences.
Custom builds run $40,000 to $150,000+. A focused first version — your core feature, signup, billing, and the pages and outreach that sell it — sits near the low end around $40k. A full product with multiple user types, custom logic, integrations, and a back office, plus a complete go-to-market machine, is the high end at $150k+. We scope to your actual launch, not a menu.
A normal dev shop builds the product and hands it over. You're then on your own to find customers. We build the product and the machine that sells it — landing pages, lead capture, outreach, and call answering — so the demand engine is live the day the product is. Build versus build-plus-grow is the whole difference.
A first shippable version is a matter of weeks, not quarters, and the pages and outreach that sell it ship alongside it. That means you can be in front of real buyers and taking your first signups within weeks of starting, instead of waiting until the product is finished to even think about demand.
Yes. We run our own multi-tenant SaaS platform — first-hand experience with tenancy, billing, and onboarding — and a live Field Ops product for home-services dispatch. We also shipped Mechai, a live automotive app in the App Store; the case study is at /work/mechai. We build your product the way we build our own.
Only if you want to. You own the codebase and the growth assets outright, so you can take everything in-house. If you'd rather keep the machine running, our productized programs cover that: Foundation at $1,500 plus $99/mo, and Growth System at $2,999 plus $499/mo.
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Tell us what you're building and who should be buying it. We'll scope the product and the machine that sells it in one plan — $40,000 to $150,000+, with a first version live in weeks and your first signups arriving with the launch.