We deliver a full suite of SaaS development services for organizations with needs ranging from basic to highly specialized. Whether it’s a completely new piece of software, customization of an off-the-shelf SaaS solution, or integration of SaaS with APIs, we can help you.
The most effective SaaS solutions always place usability as a primary factor in the development process. Our team takes care to ensure the best UI/UX design principles are implemented to empower your company with user-friendly functionality.
By customizing your SaaS application, you can tailor your software solution to better suit your organization’s needs and processes. Unlike off-the-shelf SaaS that’s sold in a relatively generic form that meets the most common use-cases, customized SaaS can provide far more detailed functionality and efficient workflows for companies and teams.
Good UI/UX design leads users through complex processes in an easy-to-understand way. During the development process, we work to provide an intuitive to use, highly functional SaaS solution that end users can seamlessly integrate into their daily workflows.
SaaS/API integration enables the seamless flow of data between various applications in and outside of an organization. One example is APIs for 3rd party payment processors such as Paypal, Authorize.net, or Stripe that enable real-time and subscription-based transactions for SaaS companies with a subscription business model.
SaaS/API integration enables the seamless flow of data between various applications in and outside of an organization. One example is APIs for 3rd party payment processors such as Paypal, Authorize.net, or Stripe that enable real-time and subscription-based transactions for SaaS companies with a subscription business model.
It’s essential for a development company to choose a platform that can deliver all of the technical and business requirements necessary for your SaaS solution.
Some platforms are better suited for some SaaS needs than others, depending on the technical and business processes involved. Hiring developers who have thoroughly tested and proven libraries and tools will save you on development costs as well as time.
By utilizing the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) approach to SaaS development, your company can run validation testing before sinking capital into further build costs before valuable insights are gained. This can save significant costs while delivering a superior end solution for users.
It’s important to hire dedicated developers that have a vast portfolio that fully illustrates how knowledgeable they are about your particular use case. This can save tremendous amounts of time and stress during the development process.
Finally, scalability must be considered when developing a SaaS application or creating a customized solution. Scalability is essential to the performance and reliability of a SaaS application, along with the impact on teams who use the software regularly.
By utilizing more conservative software languages that provide safety nets, automated frameworks, and integrated environments, you can have a SaaS solution that’s far easier to maintain long-term.
That said, sometimes more advanced languages are the better tool for the job, requiring a highly skilled team like Laminar to fully ensure scalability.
Frequently Asked Questions
SaaS is an acronym for “Software as a Service,” which is the delivery of software applications via the web, typically as a regularly billed service instead of a one-time up-front charge for deployment.
SaaS application development solutions can include everything from full builds to customization of existing apps to minor tweaks for more efficient workflows and business processes.
There isn’t a single best platform for building SaaS solutions because every organization has different needs. Some companies can utilize tools as simple as WordPress to create basic SaaS systems, while others may require more coding and custom integration with cloud services like AWS or Azure.
The typical SaaS development process involves designing, development, unit testing, debugging, and integration. SaaS testing must cover a variety of critical factors such as security, performance, scalability, and capacity.
