Web platforms —sized to your scale
From a one-page test product to a multi-tenant SaaS platform — we choose the depth of architecture to match the expected load, and agentic development shortens the timeline.
Our approach
The most expensive mistake in web projects is made on day one: either enterprise-grade architecture is built to test an idea and the budget never reaches the product, or a high-traffic system is written as a “simple site” and rewritten from scratch six months later. We cut off both mistakes with a scale conversation: once the expected traffic, budget and deadline are known, the depth of the architecture is chosen.
If you are just starting out, a single Next.js and Node application, one Docker container and managed PostgreSQL are enough. This setup is cheap, goes live in one to three weeks, and carries your first users without problems. CI/CD, a separate test environment and load testing are deliberately not built at this stage — they are a cost, not a benefit.
But the code is written from day one so that these layers can be switched on later without a rewrite: a modular structure, separated environment variables, database migrations and a ready Docker configuration are standard. When the product takes off, moving up to S2 is a week or two of configuration work — not an architectural operation.
What's included
Corporate sites and landing pages
SEO-ready, fast sites with manageable content. With a headless CMS your team edits the copy itself, so there is no dependency on us.
SaaS platforms
Sign-up, subscription payments, role-based access, an admin panel. Multi-tenancy is added only when it is truly needed.
Internal dashboards and CRM
Management dashboards for use inside your company — sales, warehouse, customer data. The move from Excel to a structured system.
E-commerce
Catalog, cart, local payment integrations and multilingual support. As traffic grows, the caching layer and search infrastructure are switched on, ready to go.
Integrations
Two-way data flow with your existing systems (1C, payment providers, SMS, email, external APIs).
How it changes withscale
The same service at three different depths. We choose together which tier to start from during the scale conversation.
A single Next.js application, one server, managed PostgreSQL. Domain, SSL, basic analytics and error tracking included. Live in 1–3 weeks — you test your idea with real users.
CI/CD, a staging environment, automated tests, monitoring, a caching layer and a database replica are switched on. Release frequency goes up and response times stabilize.
Queues and background jobs, horizontal scaling, load balancing, full observability and on-call with an SLA. For high traffic and serious commitments.
Why 3 weeks instead of 3 months?
Our engineers work alongside AI agents: the agents write components, tests and integration code, while a human makes the architectural decisions and reviews every line of code. Because routine work is automated, the same quality arrives in a fraction of the time.
3×
faster delivery than a traditional agency
Deliverables
- Source code — in your GitHub account from day one
- Docker configuration and release scripts
- Database schema and migrations
- Admin panel and user guide
- Analytics and error tracking connected
- A written readiness plan for moving up to S2
Frequently asked questions
- Can you rewrite our existing website?
- Yes. We start with a code audit and document what can be kept and what has to change. In most cases we propose a phased migration rather than a full rewrite — the site is updated while it keeps running.
- Is SEO included?
- Technical SEO is standard: server-side rendering, meta tags, sitemap, speed optimization, structured data. Content strategy is a separate service, and if you like we bring in a partner agency for it.
- Who makes changes after the site is ready?
- Your team makes content changes itself through the CMS. For functional changes we offer a monthly support package or sprint-based work — because our goal is not a single project but an ongoing technical partnership.
Next step
Let's build your product*together*
In a forty-minute meeting we talk through your scale: which tier it makes sense to start at, how much time and budget it takes, and what we deliberately defer. No obligation.
