SaaS Development
SaaS isn't a website or a brochure app — it's a product system: users and roles, business logic, an admin side, integrations and infrastructure that must run reliably every day.
MIVRON designs the architecture, builds the product core, and grows it after launch.
What a SaaS platform is made of
Below are the layers that typically make up a product. The exact set is defined by the task — not every project needs every element.
Sign-in, accounts, access recovery and session protection for users.
Profiles, account status, invitations and the user's lifecycle in the product.
Access control: what each type of user can see and change.
Data isolation between companies or teams — when the product requires it.
Managing data, reference tables, access and platform settings.
Plans and payments are added once the product's business model requires them.
A programmatic interface for integrations, mobile clients and partner systems.
Data exchange with CRM, messengers and external services.
Alerts to users and staff based on product events.
Metrics, statuses and reports that decisions rely on.
Hosting, environments, backups and uptime monitoring.
Access control for data and headroom for growth as the product scales.
What depends on the project
- The platform's composition is defined by the product's task, not a generic feature list
- Billing, multi-tenancy and a public API are included only if the project needs them
- Architecture is fixed before development, during the design stage
- The first version usually covers the key scenario, not every feature at once
FixBuild — MIVRON's own product
MIVRON builds its own software product, FixBuild — a decision layer for construction projects. It connects field signals with schedules, estimates, procurement and contractors, helping teams turn project deviations into actionable decisions. This isn't a client case; it's our own product, used as a proving ground for our product architecture.
- Objects: the structure of construction projects and sites
- Plan / Schedule: timelines for stages and works
- Estimate: budget and cost items
- Procurement: requests and delivery status
- Contractors: responsible companies and contacts
- Signals: deviations and events from the field
- AI Assistant: connects messages and documents with project context
- Tickets: status, assignee, deadline, comments and history
More about the product — the FixBuild page.
How development proceeds
We define the product, users, scenarios and the boundaries of the first version.
We design data, roles, integrations and infrastructure.
We build the core part of the product that people can actually use.
We verify scenarios, access rights and behavior under load.
We deploy the platform, set up monitoring and launch.
We grow the product based on usage data and feedback.
What drives SaaS pricing
More user types mean more logic and access checks.
Rules, calculations and statuses make up most of the product's effort.
Each external system adds development, testing and maintenance work.
Data separation and access control shape the architecture.
Expected user volume determines the scaling decisions.
The depth of dashboards and reporting noticeably changes the scope of work.
Idea analysis, product structure, feature list, architecture, technical specification, timeline and cost estimate.
Task analysis, solution architecture, workflow map, feature list, technical specification, timeline, budget and delivery plan.
Roles, control panel, admin side, integrations, testing and documentation.
Multi-tenant architecture, AI modules, dashboards, analytics, roles and security, launch and monitoring.
Current ranges — on the Pricing page.
Frequently asked questions
How is SaaS different from a website or an app?
A website presents information, while a SaaS product performs the user's work: it has accounts, roles, data, business logic, an admin side and infrastructure that must run continuously.
Does MIVRON have its own product experience?
Yes. MIVRON builds its own software product, FixBuild — a decision layer for construction projects. It connects field signals with schedules, estimates, procurement and contractors, helping teams turn project deviations into actionable decisions; AI helps connect messages and documents with project context and structure information for human review.
Do we have to build the full platform right away?
No. A common path is to start with an MVP — a first working version with key functionality — and then grow it into a full SaaS product.
How much does SaaS development cost?
A SaaS or AI platform — from 15,000,000 KZT, an MVP Business as a first version of the product — from 5,000,000 KZT, design — from 300,000 KZT. The exact cost is formed after analyzing processes, architecture and integrations.
What to look at next
MIVRON builds systems
that replace chaos with control
and help businesses grow.
We design AI systems, automation, SaaS products, dashboard platforms and internal software for companies that need control, speed and scalability.