SaaS
Web Development for SaaS Startups
SaaS founders need a website that does more than look credible — it needs to function as the top of a conversion funnel, attract organic traffic from search, and hold up under technical scrutiny from investors, users, and Google simultaneously. Most websites built quickly on Webflow or WordPress templates solve the first problem and ignore the rest.
The SaaS website performance problem
We work with SaaS founders at seed, Series A, and growth stage. The pattern we see repeatedly: a first website built under time pressure, then a growth plateau that a redesign alone won't solve — because the SEO foundation was never built in.
Core Web Vitals failures are common on SaaS sites. Heavy JavaScript frameworks without code-splitting produce poor INP and LCP scores that directly suppress Google rankings. Pricing pages with multiple plan tiers generate duplicate content unless canonical tags are carefully configured. Blog sections added as afterthoughts struggle to rank because the internal linking architecture wasn't designed from the start.
These aren't design problems. They're engineering problems, and they compound over time.
How we build SaaS sites
We build on Next.js (App Router), deployed on Vercel — the same stack used by SaaS companies from seed stage through to public markets. This isn't a preference; it's the right tool for the problem. Next.js delivers Core Web Vitals green scores consistently. The App Router's caching controls let you serve static marketing pages at CDN speed while keeping authenticated dashboards dynamic.
Every SaaS site we build includes a structured data foundation (SoftwareApplication schema, FAQ, BreadcrumbList), a blog architecture designed to rank informational keywords in your acquisition funnel, and a technical SEO configuration that doesn't require ongoing agency intervention to maintain.
For early-stage SaaS, our MVP build service takes you from validated idea to live, testable product in 3–6 weeks — with auth, subscription billing (Stripe), and a codebase structured to hand to a CTO and iterate from.
After launch: the compounding phase
A SaaS website isn't done on launch day. The sites that compound in organic traffic are those with ongoing content publishing, technical SEO monitoring, and a team that responds when Core Web Vitals degrade after a release cycle.
Our Growth Plan (from £995/mo) handles ongoing content and technical SEO for SaaS businesses that want to build organic traffic alongside their product. Clients who pair a project build with a Growth Plan consistently see traffic compounding within the first 60–90 days.
Client results
7,840 organic clicks in 90 days from a new site
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Let's build something that ranks.
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