SaaS Development
We are a SaaS development company building multi-tenant platforms, for founders shipping a first product and for established businesses launching internal SaaS. Where the product is used mainly on a phone, a mobile app may be the better front end.
GetQuickSites is a Melbourne software and web development studio and SaaS development company building multi-tenant platforms for Australian founders and businesses. We build subscription billing, user roles and permissions, admin and customer dashboards and API integrations, starting with a first version scoped in writing. The platform, its code and your customers' data are yours at handover.
What we build
SaaS engineering, scoped and shipped in writing.
Multi-tenant SaaS platforms
Isolated per-customer data, tenant switching and per-workspace configuration built in from day one.
Subscription billing
Subscriptions, trials, metered usage, coupons and self-serve upgrades, end-to-end.
Auth & role management
Secure authentication, roles, permissions, team invites and audit logs engineered to spec.
API integrations
Modern API and webhook integrations with the third-party tools your customers already use.
Admin & customer dashboards
Operator-grade admin panels plus polished customer-facing dashboards with the right metrics.
AI product features
Chatbots, semantic search, recommendation and automation features engineered into your product.
Choosing a SaaS development company
Ask how each customer's data is kept separate, how billing and plan limits work, and who owns the code at handover. We set out our answers in the scope document before the build starts. Our guide to choosing a software development company lists the other questions to ask.
Built for scale
Multi-tenant from day one: architected so the tenth customer doesn't break the platform for the first nine.
Secure by design
Strict per-tenant isolation, audited access controls and encrypted data at rest and in transit.
Ownership at handover
The platform, its code and your customers' data are yours at handover.
How it works
Product discovery
We map the smallest useful slice, the workflow that proves the value, and scope it in writing.
Architect multi-tenant core
Auth, tenants, billing and permissions architected before any feature code lands.
Ship MVP
Our team builds the MVP and launches it to real users within a fixed window.
Measure & iterate
Product analytics inform the roadmap.
Inside a SaaS platform
Most SaaS products need the same foundations before their own features can be built:
- Accounts and tenants: each customer organisation gets its own workspace, with its data kept separate from every other customer's.
- Roles and permissions: owners, admins and members, team invites, and an audit log of who changed what.
- Billing: plans, trials and upgrades through a payment provider, with plan limits enforced inside the product.
- Admin: an internal panel where your team can look up a customer, change a plan and help with a support request.
- Integrations: an API and webhooks so your customers can connect the product to their own tools.
- Reporting: usage and revenue figures for your team, and the reports your customers need inside the product.
How a SaaS project runs
The first phase is usually a minimum viable product: the smallest version that shows customers will use the product and pay for it. Our MVP development page explains how that first release is scoped.
The written scope sets out the tenant model, roles, billing model and integrations before any feature is built, because those decisions are hard to change once customers depend on them. After launch, product analytics and customer feedback set the order of the next phases, and each phase is scoped and priced before it starts.
If the product is a tool for your own team rather than something you sell, it is a web application rather than SaaS, and it does not need subscription billing or tenants.
Frequently asked
What does it cost to build a SaaS platform in Australia?
We quote each SaaS build after a free consultation, because feature scope, billing model, tenancy, integrations and support all change the figure. Most founders start by scoping a first release rather than a complete platform. When you compare quotes from any SaaS development company, check that they cover the same scope.
How long does it take to build a SaaS product?
A focused first release reaches users considerably sooner than a full platform. GetQuickSites scopes SaaS work in phases so something usable ships early and later features are informed by real usage. Your timeline is set in the scope document before build starts, based on feature scope, billing complexity and integration requirements.
What's included in a multi-tenant SaaS build?
A multi-tenant build separates each customer's data and settings within one platform. That typically includes account and workspace management, user roles and permissions, subscription billing and plan limits, an admin view for your team, usage visibility, and onboarding flows: the operational layer a SaaS product needs before it can take paying customers.
Can you build an MVP first and scale later?
Yes, and it is usually the sensible path. GetQuickSites builds a first release around the smallest set of features that proves the product works, engineered so it can be extended rather than thrown away. Later phases add functionality against real user behaviour instead of assumptions made before launch.
Do I own the SaaS platform you build?
You own the final deliverable in full from handover, including the platform, its code and your customers' data. GetQuickSites retains its own pre-existing reusable frameworks and components (background intellectual property), licensed to you for use within your platform. Full ownership terms are in our Terms of Service.
What happens at handover?
What you own at handover, and what happens after it, is set out on our ownership and handover page.
Can you integrate with our existing systems?
Usually yes. We assess what your current tools expose, including data, interfaces and permissions, and build integrations around them so information flows automatically instead of being re-entered. Where a system is too closed to integrate reliably, we tell you before the work is scoped rather than after.
What does a SaaS development company do?
A SaaS development company designs and builds software that customers subscribe to and use in the browser. The work covers the tenant model that keeps each customer's data separate, sign-in, roles and permissions, subscription billing, an admin panel, integrations and the product's own features, followed by support and new features after launch.
What is the difference between a SaaS platform and a web application?
A web application is software in the browser, often built for one business and its own team or clients. A SaaS platform is a web application sold to many customers on a subscription, so it also needs separate workspaces for each customer, plans and billing, and self-service sign-up.
How do I choose a SaaS development company?
Ask how each customer's data is kept separate, how billing and plan limits work, who will build the product, and who owns the code at handover. Check that the first phase is scoped in writing and small enough to launch. Our guide to choosing a custom software development company covers the other questions to ask on a first call.
Ready to scope your SaaS?
Book a call and we'll map tenants, billing and the first shippable slice, in writing.