SaaS development
Multi-tenant is where side projects go to die. Everyone fears one customer's data showing up in another's account, but what usually kills the build is the boring middle: billing, plan limits, roles, onboarding, and a schema that never anticipated a second tenant.
Store Wala runs tiered plans from single shops up to multi-warehouse accounts across 24+ languages, and reports 99.9% uptime on its own dashboard. Zynkbot AI layers self-serve onboarding and subscription billing on top of a RAG pipeline. Both have paying tenants using them.
What this includes
- Multi-tenant architecture and tenant isolation
- Subscription billing, plans and usage limits
- Roles, permissions and team accounts
- Admin and customer-facing dashboards
- Self-serve onboarding that doesn't need you in the loop
Typical stack
Where I've done this
A multi-tenant POS, inventory and warehouse SaaS that now reports 10K+ businesses and 50M+ items managed on its own platform, at 99.9% uptime.
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