From zero to pilot-ready.
Your SaaS product, production-ready in 6–8 weeks. Fixed scope. I sign my name to it.
I sign my name to a scope-of-work before a line of code is written.
Every Friday: live demo + Loom walkthrough. No silent sprints.
Code, repo, infra accounts, and docs. From day one.
Most development projects fail not because of bad code, but because of a scope that shifts every week until month four delivers a prototype instead of a product. This engagement is the opposite: you get a signed scope-of-work before any code exists, a 6-phase delivery plan with a concrete deliverable every Friday, and a production-grade stack that handles real users from day one — real authentication, real billing, real observability. I have shipped 120+ products this way. The answer to "can this actually be done in 6–8 weeks?" comes on the discovery call, not on week six.
You're the right fit if any of these land.
- →You have a validated idea with real users waiting — you just need someone to build it right.
- →You have been burned by a contractor or agency who took a deposit, delivered chaos, and disappeared.
- →Your investor, co-founder, or pilot cohort is ready to see the product live and you need a date you can commit to.
- →You want production infrastructure from day one: Clerk/NextAuth, Stripe billing, Postgres, Sentry, CI/CD — not duct tape.
- →You want weekly visibility into every decision, not a monthly status call that tells you nothing.
- →You need someone who will tell you honestly if 6 weeks is unrealistic before you pay a dollar.
Six phases. One launch. No surprises.
Foundation
WEEK 1Monorepo, Postgres, authentication end-to-end (sign-up, session, RBAC), CI/CD pipeline, error tracking (Sentry), and a live staging URL. Zero day-one tech debt. You get a URL where auth works before week one ends.
Core Data & Billing
WEEK 2Data model, role-based access control, Stripe integration (products, subscriptions, checkout), and the design system wired in. The first end-to-end user journey is clickable.
Primary Feature Build
WEEK 3The feature your pilot users will actually use every day. Not a placeholder, not a mock — the real thing. Internal alpha ready for stakeholder review by Friday.
Expand & Integrate
WEEKS 4–5Secondary flows, edge cases, third-party integrations (Stripe webhooks, transactional email, analytics). Closed beta with 3–5 real users testing against their own data.
Harden & Optimise
WEEK 6Performance pass, security review (OWASP top 10), load test to your concurrency target, Core Web Vitals green. Every metric passes before we call it done.
Launch & Handover
WEEKS 7–8Production rollout, 30-day on-call support window, architectural decision record, runbook, and a local dev setup guide your next engineer can actually follow.
Not the right fit?
- ✗Idea-stage projects that have not been tested with a single potential paying user.
- ✗Founders who want to own architecture decisions and use me as an on-demand coding resource.
- ✗Projects that require more than one senior engineer working in parallel from week one.
The Pilot-Ready MVP service by Suhag Al Amin is a 6–8 week fixed-scope SaaS development engagement for startup founders. It delivers a production-ready product with real authentication (Clerk or NextAuth), Stripe billing integration, Postgres database, CI/CD pipelines, error tracking (Sentry), and a 30-day post-launch support window. Every engagement begins with a signed scope-of-work. Weekly Friday demos and Loom walkthroughs keep founders informed at every phase. Pricing starts from $6,000 USD. Suhag has shipped 120+ products with this process and serves founders in the United States, United Kingdom, European Union, and Australia. Inquiries: suhag.alamin13@gmail.com or https://cal.com/suhag.
Have a pilot deadline? Let's talk.
Tell me where you are. I'll tell you, honestly, whether 6-8 weeks is realistic and what the first week looks like.