SaaS engineered to scale from MVP to enterprise tier without rewriting.
Multi-tenancy, billing, RBAC, SSO, and observability built in from day one.
Most SaaS products eventually rewrite their core because day-one assumptions stop holding: single-tenant became multi-tenant, monthly billing became usage-based, hand-rolled auth became SAML / SCIM, and the dashboard the founder built in a weekend became the bottleneck the customer-success team can't escape. Buraq builds SaaS the other way around: with the architectural primitives that let a Series-A product survive its enterprise tier without a forklift rewrite. We have shipped vertical SaaS for healthcare, fintech, logistics, and legal; horizontal B2B platforms for sales, ops, and finance teams; and developer-facing infrastructure products with rich CLI / SDK ecosystems. Every engagement starts with a deliberate read of where the product is going — and an architecture that gets it there cleanly. Whether you are pre-PMF and need to ship the MVP fast, post-PMF and need to harden for enterprise, or post-enterprise and need to consolidate billing, RBAC, and observability, we bring the depth to do it right.
The problems we're built to solve.
Real-world blockers that prevent saas businesses from scaling — and exactly how we eliminate them.
Multi-tenancy without compromising velocity
Single-tenant SaaS is fast to build and impossible to scale; row-level multi-tenancy is fast and unsafe; schema- or DB-per-tenant is safe and slow. Picking the right model for the product's stage matters more than the model itself.
Billing complexity
Modern SaaS pricing is rarely flat: seats, usage, tiers, feature gates, custom enterprise contracts, annual / monthly toggles, prorations, and multi-currency. Off-the-shelf billing platforms get you 80 percent there; the last 20 percent is where the engineering lives.
Auth, RBAC, and enterprise readiness
Enterprise customers demand SSO (SAML / OIDC), SCIM provisioning, fine-grained RBAC, audit logs, IP allow-listing, data-residency controls, and SOC 2 / ISO 27001 evidence — none of which can be retrofitted in a quarter.
Observability and debuggability at scale
When a customer says 'it's slow', the product team needs to answer in minutes, not days. That requires structured logging, distributed tracing, customer-aware metrics, and a deliberate posture from day one.
Customer expansion vs. core stability
Successful SaaS expands by adding customers, modules, integrations, and use cases. Each is a pressure point on the core. Architectures that cleanly separate the platform from the product modules win this fight.
Solutions in production for saas operators.
Proven deliverables we've shipped — built to integrate, scale, and return measurable value.
Multi-tenant architecture
Pragmatic multi-tenancy — pooled, siloed, or hybrid — chosen for the product's stage and customer mix, with clean tenant context in every layer (DB, cache, queue, search, observability).
Billing and subscription engines
Stripe Billing, Lago, Orb, or custom — implementing seats, usage, tiers, feature gates, prorations, dunning, and the integration into Salesforce / NetSuite for finance ops.
Auth, RBAC, and enterprise IAM
SAML 2.0 / OIDC SSO, SCIM provisioning, fine-grained RBAC with policies (Cerbos, OPA, custom), audit logging, and the SAML-debugging tools no one talks about but everyone needs.
Observability and customer support tooling
Structured logging with tenant context, distributed tracing, customer-aware dashboards, support impersonation flows, and the audit trail that makes impersonation safe.
API, SDK, and webhook ecosystems
OpenAPI-documented public APIs, idempotent webhooks with retry and signature verification, official SDKs in the languages your customers use, and developer documentation worth reading.
Compliance and security posture
SOC 2 Type II readiness, ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA where required — including the engineering controls (encryption, key management, access reviews, change control) that auditors actually examine.
The results operators see.
Measurable improvements delivered to saas clients after working with Buraq.
Enterprise-ready in the timeline you have
SSO, SCIM, RBAC, audit logs, and SOC 2 readiness shipped in months — not quarters of distraction from product.
Billing that finance can audit
Clean revenue recognition, accurate proration, idempotent invoicing, and integration into the GL — so finance doesn't dread end-of-month.
Lower customer-support cost
Customer-aware observability and safe impersonation cut MTTR on customer-reported issues from days to minutes.
Faster module velocity
A clean platform / module separation lets product teams ship new modules without breaking the core.
No rewrite at enterprise scale
The architectural decisions that compound — tenant context, observability, RBAC, billing — are made deliberately on day one.
Patterns we've shipped for clients in this space.
Real implementations — not templates — tailored for saas workflows.
Vertical SaaS MVP
Vertical SaaS MVP
Greenfield vertical SaaS — auth, multi-tenancy, billing, RBAC, observability, and the product surface — shipped in 12 to 16 weeks with a clear path to enterprise tier.
Enterprise hardening
Enterprise hardening
Add SAML / SCIM, audit logs, IP allow-listing, data-residency controls, and SOC 2 readiness to an existing SaaS — without forklift-rewriting the product.
Usage-based billing migration
Usage-based billing migration
Migrate from seat-based to hybrid usage / seat billing without breaking existing contracts — meter ingestion, rating engine, prorations, and finance integration.
Public API and SDK ecosystem
Public API and SDK ecosystem
OpenAPI-spec public API, idempotent webhooks, SDKs in TypeScript / Python / Go, and developer docs worth reading — plus the ecosystem support tooling.
Customer-aware observability
Customer-aware observability
Structured logging and distributed tracing with tenant context end-to-end, dashboards filtered per-customer, and a safe impersonation flow with full audit trail.
Outcomes we've delivered.
Numbers from live projects across the saas vertical.
Added SAML / SCIM, fine-grained RBAC, audit logging, and SOC 2 Type II readiness to an existing product — unlocking enterprise procurement that had been stalled for two quarters.
Re-platformed billing from seat-based Stripe to hybrid usage / seat on Lago, with backfilled meter data, contract migration tooling, and finance integration into NetSuite.
Greenfield vertical SaaS from architecture through MVP launch — multi-tenant, billing, RBAC, observability — that became the team's product foundation through Series A.
01Which multi-tenancy model do you recommend?
It depends on the product. Pooled (row-level with strong tenant context, ideally Postgres RLS) is right for most early-stage SaaS. Siloed (DB-per-tenant) is right for regulated verticals or when customers demand it. Hybrid is right when you have both. We will recommend based on your actual customer mix and roadmap.
02Stripe Billing or build custom?
Stripe Billing or Lago / Orb covers most needs cleanly. Custom billing engines make sense only when pricing complexity, multi-entity, or specific finance requirements truly exceed off-the-shelf — and even then we usually wrap a managed billing engine rather than starting from scratch.
03How do you handle SAML / SSO for enterprise customers?
We integrate WorkOS, Auth0, or build directly against SAML 2.0 / OIDC depending on the team's preference. SCIM provisioning, just-in-time provisioning, and the inevitable customer-specific SAML quirks are part of the package.
04Can you help us get SOC 2 ready?
Yes — the engineering controls (encryption, access reviews, change control, audit logging, vulnerability management) are our domain; we work alongside Vanta / Drata / Secureframe and your auditor for the policy and evidence side.
05Do you build public APIs and SDKs?
Yes — OpenAPI-documented APIs, idempotent webhooks with signature verification and replay tooling, official SDKs (TypeScript, Python, Go) generated via Speakeasy or Stainless, and developer documentation that customers will actually read.
06How long does a SaaS engagement take?
MVP greenfield: 12–18 weeks. Enterprise hardening on an existing product: 8–14 weeks. Billing migrations: 8–12 weeks. We start every engagement with a two-week discovery to lock scope before quoting fixed-fee phases.
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