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SaaS products built
from the ground up.

zzlab is a SaaS development company in Egypt. We take SaaS products from idea to recurring revenue — authentication, subscription billing, multi-tenant architecture, and analytics, all handled. Launch a lean MVP in weeks, then grow it based on real users.

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Everything a SaaS product needs.

Building a SaaS product is more than writing code. It's architecture that scales, billing that works, and an experience users will pay for month after month. We've built and shipped our own SaaS products, so we design for the business — activation, retention, and revenue — not just the feature list. We start lean, launch fast, and expand based on what real users do.

Multi-tenant Architecture

Isolated or shared database models — we design the right architecture for your scale and budget from day one, so growth never means a rewrite.

Subscription & Billing

Stripe integration, usage-based pricing, trials, invoicing, and plan upgrades — the billing engine built into your product and done right.

Analytics Built In

User tracking, feature adoption, and churn signals — the data you need to grow, built into your product from the start.

Team & Roles

Multi-user workspaces, role-based access, and team invites — the collaboration features modern SaaS buyers expect.

From zero to MRR.

A clear path from idea to paying customers — with a lean first version so you learn fast.

1

Scope the MVP

A free call to define the one core problem your SaaS solves. We cut scope to what matters so you can launch and earn sooner.

2

Design & architect

We design the product in Figma and plan multi-tenant data, auth, and billing that scale with you from day one.

3

Build & integrate billing

We build in weekly sprints and wire up Stripe subscriptions, trials, and analytics so you're ready to take payment on launch day.

4

Launch & grow

We launch, then partner with you on new features, pricing experiments, and the retention work that turns users into recurring revenue.

Products we've built.

We build and ship our own products — so we know what it takes to launch software people pay for.

SaaS development FAQ.

How much does it cost to build a SaaS product?

A launch-ready SaaS MVP costs far less than a mature, feature-complete platform. Cost depends on the number of features, integrations, and how much billing and multi-tenant complexity you need. Building with a studio in Egypt gives you senior engineering at competitive rates. We give you a fixed estimate after a free discovery call.

How long does it take to launch a SaaS MVP?

A focused SaaS MVP typically takes three to eight weeks depending on scope. We deliberately keep the first version tight so you can launch, get real users, and start earning revenue — then we expand based on what you learn.

What does a SaaS product need to launch?

At minimum: secure authentication, a clear core feature that solves a real problem, subscription billing to take payment, and enough analytics to see what users do. We build all of it as part of the core product.

Do you handle subscription billing and payments?

Yes. We integrate Stripe (and local payment options where needed) for subscriptions, usage-based pricing, invoicing, trials, and plan upgrades. Billing is one of the trickiest parts of SaaS — we make sure it's solid from day one.

Can you help with pricing and go-to-market, not just code?

Yes. We help you think through pricing tiers, onboarding, and the metrics that matter for a SaaS business — activation, retention, and churn. We've built and shipped our own products, so we understand the business, not just the engineering.

Do I own the SaaS product and its code?

Yes — you own the full source code, the infrastructure, and the product. We can work under an NDA and hand over complete ownership, so you're never locked in to us.

Building the whole product?

Most SaaS products need a web app, a mobile companion, or extra engineers. We do all of it — explore our related services:

Have a SaaS idea?

Tell us about it. We'll help you scope it, build it, and launch it.