Three signs your SaaS build is off-track before code is written
Most SaaS builds that go wrong don't go wrong in the code; they go wrong in the two or three weeks before it. Three signs visible from the founder's chair, and the exact question that tests for each one this week.
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SaaS architecture at 5 users vs 50,000: what actually changes
At 5 users, a monolith and one Postgres database is the right answer, not a compromise. What actually breaks on the way to 50,000, which decisions are cheap now and brutal later, and which "scalability" work can safely wait.
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Agency vs freelancers vs technical partner: the trade-off nobody explains
Everyone selling one of the three models will tell you the other two are a mistake. The real difference isn't the day rate: it's who does the coordinating, who carries the risk, and who's still answering in month two.
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What a SaaS MVP actually costs in the UK, and what you're paying for
Founders come to us with quotes from £5,000 to £150,000 for the same one-paragraph idea. The spread isn't dishonesty: "MVP" means five different products depending on who you ask. Here's how to decode the quote.
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What a website actually costs a UK small business in 2026
Ask five providers for a website quote and you'll get five numbers between £300 and £10,000, often for what sounds like the same thing. Nobody's lying: they're pricing different things. Here's the honest breakdown, including our own prices.
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