B2B SaaS Development

We build B2B SaaS
for teams,
not just users.

B2B SaaS is not B2C with a company field. It is multi-tenant, with team accounts, roles, seat-based billing, and the admin businesses expect. We build all of it, engineered in from the start, fixed-price and owned by you — the way we built our own platform.

Platforms and marketplaces we have built and worked on
sellyourboat.ioKompiPayeuropeanyachtbrokers.combusesforsale.comLoopa
What we build

Built for organisations,
not individuals.

When the customer is a company, the product has to be shaped around teams, roles, and isolation from the ground up.

01

Multi-tenancy

Each company's data cleanly isolated — foundational, built in from day one.

02

Teams & roles

Organisations, members, and the permissions businesses require.

03

Seat-based billing

Seats added and removed, per-seat and tiered pricing, done on Stripe.

04

Admin & controls

The management, audit, and controls larger customers expect.

05

Owned by you

The full multi-tenant codebase and billing, no platform lock-in.

The real difference

B2B SaaS is not B2C SaaS with a company name field

The instinct is to build B2B SaaS as consumer SaaS with an organisation bolted on — same single-user logins, same personal subscription, just aimed at businesses. That instinct builds the wrong product, and the wrongness surfaces exactly when your first real customer arrives with a team. Because the customer is an organisation, not a person, the whole shape of the product is different.

B2B SaaS needs multi-tenancy so each company's data is genuinely isolated. It needs team accounts with roles and permissions, not a single login shared around. It needs seat-based or usage-based billing rather than a flat personal subscription. And it usually needs admin controls, audit trails, and the account structure a business buyer expects before they will trust you with their team's work.

None of that can be convincingly retrofitted onto a B2C build. It has to be designed in from the start, which is why B2B SaaS is a genuinely different engagement — and why building it as though it were B2C is one of the most expensive mistakes in the category.

The foundation

Multi-tenancy is a decision you make on day one

Multi-tenancy — keeping every customer organisation's data cleanly separated within one product — is the foundation a B2B SaaS is built on, and it is one of the very few architectural decisions that is genuinely painful to change later. Retrofitting proper tenant isolation onto a product that was not designed for it touches almost everything, and gets riskier the more customers you have.

So we design it in from the first line. Users belong to their organisation with the right roles; the architecture ensures one tenant can never reach another's data; and the account, billing, and permission models all assume the multi-tenant shape from the outset. It is invisible work when it is done right, and a serious liability when it is not — the kind of thing that surfaces as a data-isolation incident with your most important customer.

Getting this right early is unglamorous and enormously valuable. It is exactly the kind of foundational decision we make deliberately, from having built and run multi-organisation software ourselves.

Proof

We run software that serves businesses

The clearest thing we can tell you about B2B SaaS development is that we operate software built for organisations, not individuals. sellyourboat.io is a Wall & Fifth venture that includes a white-label platform serving brokerages — businesses — with the accounts, tooling, multi-organisation structure, and Stripe billing that B2B software requires, carrying over 12,000 listings and a Claude-powered AI layer.

Building and running it means we have made the real B2B decisions on our own product: how to structure organisations and roles, how to keep tenants isolated, how billing works when the customer is a company rather than a person. Those calls were made with our own business on the line, so we build yours from operating experience.

We have also delivered platform and payments work across our client roster, including brokerage-facing tooling for europeanyachtbrokers.com. Software for businesses is the world we build in.

The build

Production stack, fixed price, owned outright

Under every B2B SaaS we build is a real production stack: Next.js, React, and TypeScript, with PostgreSQL behind it, Stripe for billing, deployed properly and designed multi-tenant from the start. B2B SaaS carries a lot of surface area — tenancy, teams, roles, seat billing, admin — so the foundations have to be right, and we build them to be.

We work to a fixed price so a product with this much surface area does not expose you to an open-ended hourly meter. From 16,000 GBP for a focused B2B SaaS MVP, from 30,000 GBP for a larger build with granular permissions, admin, and integrations. Third-party usage — payment fees, AI inference — is passed through at cost, never marked up.

And you own all of it: the full codebase, the multi-tenant architecture, the billing setup, handed over on delivery. No platform you keep paying, no licensing, no lock-in. Yours to run, change, and scale with us or any team you choose.

Proof

We run multi-organisation software ourselves

sellyourboat.io includes a white-label platform serving brokerage businesses, with the tenancy and billing B2B software requires. We build yours from running one.

100+
broker organisations served
Stripe
billing we run live
12,000+
listings on our platform
100%
code ownership, yours
Pricing

Fixed price, scoped to the product

A defined price for a defined build. You know the number before we start.

B2B SaaS MVP
from £16,000

Multi-tenant from the start: team accounts, roles, the core value, and seat-based billing.

Extensive Build
from £30,000

Granular permissions, admin, audit, and integrations — the controls larger customers require.

Embedded Partner
from £8,000 /mo

Ongoing senior involvement once live: evolving tenancy, billing, and features as customers scale.

FAQ

Questions people ask

The customer is an organisation, not a person, which changes the whole product. B2B SaaS needs multi-tenancy for data isolation, team accounts with roles instead of single-user logins, seat-based or usage billing instead of a flat personal subscription, and usually admin, audit, and controls buyers expect. It is a genuinely different build, not B2C with a company name field added.

It is foundational, so we design it in from the start rather than retrofitting, which is painful and risky. Each organisation's data is cleanly separated, users belong to their org with the right roles, and the architecture ensures one tenant can never see another's data. Getting this right early is one of the most important decisions in a B2B SaaS build.

Yes. B2B billing is more involved than a personal subscription: seats added and removed, per-seat or tiered pricing, team plans, and the account states around them, typically on Stripe. We build it from the experience of running our own billing in production, so the awkward cases are handled rather than discovered live.

From £16,000 for a focused B2B SaaS MVP with team accounts, roles, core value, and seat billing, from £30,000 for a larger build with granular permissions, admin, and integrations. Both fixed price, and you own the full codebase. Third-party usage (payment fees, AI) is passed through at cost.

Yes. sellyourboat.io is a Wall & Fifth venture that includes a white-label platform serving brokerages — businesses — with the accounts, tooling, and multi-organisation structure B2B software requires, plus Stripe billing in production. Building for organisations rather than individuals is squarely what we do.

Completely. The full codebase, infrastructure, and billing and multi-tenant setup, handed over on delivery. No licensing, no lock-in, no platform you keep paying. Yours to run, change, and scale with us or any team you choose.

Build B2B SaaS
teams will adopt.

Tell us the recurring value and the kind of organisation that buys it. We will build multi-tenant software shaped around real teams from day one.