We develop SaaS applications that meet your customers' needs

We design your SaaS application with the aim of maximizing the value of your business and following a simple guideline: understand your users' expectations and meet them as effectively as possible through an ergonomic and functional interface.

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Three key requirements for developing your SaaS application

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Developing a SaaS tailored to your customers' needs

A successful SaaS is one that perfectly meets a customer need. Our method, centered on understanding user expectations, enables us to develop a product that is functionally adapted to your target market.

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Make your SaaS scalable

Your SaaS will evolve in line with your customers' feedback and new trends or habits. You'll also realize that some customers, in order to adopt your offering, will require your SaaS to be interoperable with the tools they use. Our support is aimed at integrating these changes on an ongoing, long-term basis.

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Building a scalable architecture

We deploy a scalable technical architecture so that your SaaS application grows with your business. It will easily adapt to increasing user and data volumes without compromising system performance and stability.

Our methodology

Framing your needs

Together we define the key objectives of our collaboration as well as the project KPIs. We identify and prioritize your users' needs, drawing on your knowledge of the sector and/or through a UX Research phase.

UX / UI design and prototyping

Once the user's needs have been clearly identified, we translate them into an ergonomic, user-friendly and attractive interface. This is the challenge of the UX / UI design phase, during which we design the workflow, wireframes and mock-ups of your SaaS software. On Figma, we can create an interactive prototype that can be tested by your target users to gather initial feedback!

Development

We code features, focusing first on those that maximize your value proposition.

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Our references

SaaS solution to facilitate the medical prescription process for healthcare professionals

SaaS enables companies to easily and collaboratively create video, audio, image and text content

SaaS application to automate the calculation of companies' carbon footprint

SaaS application to facilitate the management of insurance contracts for the single-family home construction sector

FAQ

What is SaaS software?

Software as a Service (SaaS) is a software distribution model where applications are hosted and maintained by a third-party service provider and made available to users over the Internet. Users can access the software and its functionality via a web browser, eliminating the need to install and maintain the software on their own systems.

What's the difference between SaaS and licensed software?

Licensed software is usually purchased and installed locally on users' computers or company servers, and may require resources for maintenance and updating. SaaS software, on the other hand, is accessible via the cloud, reducing maintenance costs and effort. What's more, whereas licensed software generally involves a large upfront payment, SaaS software often operates on a subscription model, enabling a lower recurring payment.

How is my SaaS software hosted?

Your SaaS software is hosted in the cloud, on your hosting provider's servers. This means that users can access it from anywhere, at any time, as long as they have an Internet connection. Cloud hosting also offers greater elasticity and adaptability, enabling your software to adjust to fluctuations in demand.

How do I monetize my SaaS software?

There are several possible monetization models for SaaS software. The subscription model is the most popular, where users pay a recurring fee to access the service. Other models include freemium, where a basic version is offered free of charge, and users can pay for additional features, and the usage-based model, where users pay according to resource or feature consumption.

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