Freelance SaaS & MVP Developer in Morocco
Turn a focused product idea into a working SaaS.
I help founders and businesses define and build SaaS products, from the first user workflow to accounts, dashboards, billing and deployment. I’m a freelance full-stack developer based in Morocco, working directly with remote teams worldwide.
Who this is for
A clear scope before the first line of code.
For founders validating a product and businesses turning an internal process into a service. We identify the first useful release before committing to a large feature list, including who pays, who can access each account and what administrators need to manage.
An agreed MVP scope
User roles, the core workflow, acceptance criteria and delivery milestones. Optional features are separated from what is required for the first release.
Accounts, data and billing
Authentication, authorization, tenant boundaries and payment integration where needed. Subscription or usage rules are designed alongside the data model.
Operations and handover
An admin interface, deployment setup and a plan for logs, backups and maintenance appropriate to the product. Ongoing work is scoped explicitly.
See the work behind the service.
Ayfair is a multi-sided booking platform rather than a subscription SaaS. It demonstrates relevant engineering: distinct user roles, an operator dashboard, payments, commissions and a shared API across web and mobile.
Before we work together.
How much does SaaS MVP development cost?
The quote depends on workflows, user roles, billing rules, integrations, design and deployment needs. Share your core use case and budget range so I can propose a first release with explicit inclusions and exclusions.
Can we launch one workflow before building the full platform?
Yes. A focused first release helps validate whether users get value before extending the product. We can split delivery into milestones with a usable workflow at each agreed stage.
Can you add subscriptions to an existing application?
Yes, after reviewing its accounts and payment architecture. The scope should cover billing events, access changes, failed payments and cancellations, as well as the checkout screen.
Tell me what you want to build.
Send the problem, must-have features, timeline and budget range. We can agree on the next step from there.