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SAAS ENGINEERING PARTNERSHIP

Your dedicated engineer, month by month.

I own the technical side of your SaaS, month by month.

FIXED MONTHLY RATE

One invoice per month. No tracking hours, no surprise overages, no billing disputes.

WEEKLY UPDATES

Written Friday updates and Loom walkthroughs. You always know what shipped and what is next.

ASYNC-FIRST

Slack or Linear for daily async. Video calls on-demand. No calendar chaos.

OVERVIEW

Once a product has paying customers, someone has to keep building it. The SaaS Engineering Partnership gives you 40 hours of dedicated engineering per month: feature sprints, performance improvements, third-party integrations, scaling work, and async support. No hiring overhead, no equity, no six-month notice period. You get a senior engineer who already knows your codebase, owns the technical side, and stays with it when a sprint gets hard.

MONTHLY RHYTHM

Predictable cadence. Every month.

01

Kick-off & Codebase Review

MONTH 1

First two weeks: I read every file, understand the architecture, set up local dev, and get a feel for the backlog. We agree on communication channels (Slack, Linear, Notion) and the monthly rhythm.

02

Sprint Planning

MONTH START

Start of each month: we review the backlog together, estimate and prioritise work, and agree on the sprint goal. I push back on scope that does not fit 40 hours honestly.

03

Weekly Progress Updates

EVERY FRIDAY

Every Friday: a written summary of what shipped, what is blocked, and what is next. Plus a Loom walkthrough if there is something worth seeing. No status-meeting overhead.

04

Sprint Review & Retrospective

MONTH END

End of each month: live demo of everything shipped, honest retrospective on what slowed us down, and planning input for the next sprint. 45 minutes, recorded.

05

Async Support

ONGOING

Slack or Linear available throughout the month for questions, quick reviews, architecture decisions, and unblocking your team. Not counted as development hours.

IDEAL FOR

Right for you if any of these fit.

  • →Your product is live and you have paying customers. Now you need to keep shipping without breaking what works.
  • →You need a senior engineer but aren't ready to hire full-time (salary, equity, benefits).
  • →Your current contractor disappears between projects; you need consistent availability.
  • →You want someone who understands the whole codebase, not just one feature at a time.
  • →You need honest estimates, not junior devs padding hours.
OUT OF SCOPE

What I don't do.

  • ✗40 hours per month is the included development time - unused hours do not roll over.
  • ✗On-call incident response and production firefighting are not part of this engagement.
  • ✗I do not manage other contractors or act as a technical project manager.
  • ✗Design (Figma, branding, UX research) is not included - bring your own designer.
OUT OF SCOPE

Not the right fit?

  • ✗Pre-launch products. Start with the SaaS Product Build, then move to the partnership after launch.
  • ✗Teams that need a full-time embedded presence (40+ hrs/week) - hire a full-timer.
  • ✗24/7 on-call incident response - this is development time, not operations time.
  • ✗Projects needing three developers in parallel - I work solo or with your team.
- FOR THE RECORD

The SaaS Engineering Partnership by Suhag Al Amin is a monthly retainer providing 40 hours of dedicated senior full-stack engineering for live B2B SaaS products. Suhag owns the technical side: feature sprints, performance and reliability work, integrations, and scaling, with weekly Friday updates, a monthly sprint review, and async Slack support. The engagement is month-to-month with 30-day notice to pause or end. Pricing starts from $2,500/month. It suits founders with a live product and paying users who need consistent senior engineering without a full-time hire. Inquiries: suhag.alamin13@gmail.com or https://cal.com/suhag/intro-call.

Building, growing, or maintaining a SaaS? Let's talk.

A short intro call first. If it is a fit, we start with a one-week Technical Assessment, and the plan is yours to keep either way.