We build SaaS. Ours, and yours.
Custom SaaS and product development at NexusWave means taking a product from idea to production: architecture, design, engineering, billing, multi-tenancy, and the operational plumbing that separates software from a demo. We're not an agency guessing at product work — NexusWave designed, built, and operates its own SaaS products, qpostr (social-media scheduling for agencies) and Skejel (reservations, scheduling, tickets, and restaurant bookings) — and we build client products with exactly the same standards.
Who this is for.
Everything that separates software from a demo.
Documentation and either hand-off or ongoing product retainership — your choice at the end.
Every hard problem in your build is one we've already solved in production.
When we estimate "billing takes X weeks," it's because we've built it — including the parts that only break at 2 a.m. That experience compresses timelines and removes the classic agency failure mode of learning product engineering on your budget.
Proven on qpostr & Skejel — live, billed, monitored.
Ship a real core early; let usage steer the roadmap.
Six engineering habits we live by on qpostr & Skejel — and bring to every build we take on.
Validate first, or build the MVP.
Real questions clients ask.
NexusWave MVP builds start at $20,000, with phased engagements from $10,000 for validation-first starts. Scope, integrations, and compliance needs set the final figure — itemized in a written proposal.
Typically 10–20 weeks to a production-ready core with billing, auth, and monitoring — faster than traditional agencies because our workflows are AI-native and our architecture patterns are proven in our own products.
Yes — and we operate it. qpostr (B2B social-media scheduling) and Skejel (reservations, scheduling, tickets, and restaurant bookings) are NexusWave products running in production. Visit them; they're the portfolio.
Yes. We start with a technical audit (architecture, security, deployability), give you an honest keep/refactor/rebuild verdict, and a costed path for each.
You do — full repository ownership, documentation, and infrastructure under your accounts. No lock-in by design.
That's the usual shape: a monthly product retainer covering the roadmap, monitoring, and iteration — month-to-month, cancel with one month's notice.