Fort Lauderdale, Florida · Broward County
SaaS Development Company in Fort Lauderdale, FL
Cuanto Labs is a Fort Lauderdale SaaS development company: we build multi-tenant web products with accounts, subscription billing, permissions and analytics, from first release to a platform you can sell. A SaaS build starts at $8,000 fixed-price and typically reaches production in 4–8 weeks. Founder Eliran Yihye leads each build from our Las Olas base (mailing address 1314 E Las Olas Blvd).
Our portfolio is full of multi-tenant products, so the parts that sink first releases are familiar: tenant isolation, plan limits, failed payments, onboarding that actually converts, and knowing which feature people use. Our portfolio includes OnyxMetric, MeetSynq, Qraffic and ShulMaker, each a different shape of multi-tenant product.
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How much does SaaS development cost in Fort Lauderdale?
A first SaaS release from Cuanto Labs starts at $8,000 and most web products land between that and $20,000, fixed-price and written down before work begins. More tenant roles, integrations or white-labeling raise the number. A fractional CTO for ongoing product direction starts at $2,500 a month.
How long does it take to build a SaaS product?
A focused first release takes 4–8 weeks from kickoff to production. That covers accounts, billing, the core workflow and an admin area. Products with several user types, heavy integrations or white-label requirements take longer. The scope and the date are fixed in the proposal, and you see working software early.
What is multi-tenancy and why does it matter?
Multi-tenancy means many customers share one product while their data stays separate. Done right, you onboard a new customer by creating an account, not a new deployment. Done late, it forces a rewrite. We design tenant isolation and permissions first, because they are hardest to change after launch.
Should I build an MVP first?
Usually yes. Build the one workflow that proves people will pay, charge for it early, and add the rest from what users do. A narrow release is faster and cheaper, and it gives you real usage data to prioritize. We help cut scope to the smallest version worth selling.
How do I choose a SaaS development company?
Look for products they have shipped and kept running, not only client sites. Ask who owns the code, how billing and tenant data are handled, and what they would remove from your scope. Our portfolio includes OnyxMetric, MeetSynq and Qraffic, and you own the code and accounts at handover.
SaaS Development pricing in Fort Lauderdale
Fixed price, agreed in writing before work starts. These are the same published starting prices as on our pricing page; the number in your proposal is set after a discovery call.
| Service | Starting price | Typical timeline |
|---|---|---|
| Web Appsthis page | From $8K | 4–8 weeks |
| Backend & APIs | From $2K | 1–2 weeks |
| Fractional CTO | From $2,500/mo | Month-to-month |
| AI Agents | From $5K | 2–6 weeks |
cookieless analytics script with no consent banner, see OnyxMetric
scheduling product other brands can resell, see MeetSynq
synagogue websites whose time-sensitive content maintains itself, see ShulMaker
Relevant work you can open
Examples of the kind of software this page is about, not a list of Fort Lauderdale clients. Each is live, and each links to its case study.
OnyxMetric
Cookieless web analytics with an 18 KB script and no consent banner: autocapture, session replay, funnels, Web Vitals, and a hosted MCP server so AI agents can query the data.
MeetSynq
White-label scheduling that finds the overlap across Google, Outlook and Apple calendars, with round-robin and collective booking, Zoom, Google Meet and Stripe.
ShulMaker
Synagogue websites whose time-sensitive content maintains itself — candle-lighting, havdalah and parsha recompute weekly, alongside a Hebrew calendar, yahrzeits, RSVPs and donations.
Qraffic
Dynamic QR platform — editable destinations without reprinting, real-time scan analytics, geo and device targeting, and A/B testing on every campaign.
What we build for Fort Lauderdale businesses
Multi-tenant foundations
Accounts, organizations, roles and tenant-isolated data from day one, so adding your hundredth customer does not mean a rewrite.
Billing and plans
Stripe subscriptions, trials, plan limits and failed-payment handling set up and tested before launch.
Product analytics
Event tracking wired to the actions that matter, so you can see which features get used. We use OnyxMetric on our own site for the same reason.
Ongoing product work
Month-to-month engineering leadership through our fractional CTO service once the first release is live.
SaaS from a market that sells to operators
South Florida's software opportunities are often vertical: tools for marine businesses, property managers, brokerages, clinics, schools and religious communities, where the buyer is an operator who wants the job done rather than a feature list. Fort Lauderdale founders sit close to those customers, from boatyards on the New River to professional offices on Las Olas and Flagler Village studios. That favors small, sharp products with simple onboarding and honest pricing over broad platforms. We scope the first release to one workflow and one kind of customer, get it in front of real users, and add plans, integrations and admin tooling as usage shows what matters. Being based on Las Olas means founders can work through the product with us in person during discovery, then move to remote check-ins during the build.
Areas we serve around Fort Lauderdale
- Downtown Fort Lauderdale
- Las Olas
- Flagler Village
- Victoria Park
- Wilton Manors
- Dania Beach
Industries we work with
- Vertical SaaS for operators
- Marine technology
- Property and condo management
- Professional services software
- Education and community organizations
How a project runs
- 1. Discovery call. Thirty minutes on the problem, the timeline and the budget. No deck, no pitch.
- 2. Fixed-price proposal. Scope and a number, in writing, before any code exists.
- 3. Build in the open. You get a working version in week two and review progress weekly.
- 4. Launch and hand over. Code, repositories and accounts transfer to you at the end. They are yours.
- 5. Support if you want it. A monthly retainer is optional and never a condition of handover.
Serving Fort Lauderdale and nearby
This is the area we serve, not an office to visit; we meet at your location or by video.
Neighborhoods we cover
- Downtown Fort Lauderdale
- Las Olas
- Flagler Village
- Victoria Park
- Wilton Manors
- Dania Beach
Fort Lauderdale questions we get asked
What do you include in a SaaS build?
Authentication, organizations and roles, a billing integration, the core workflow, an admin area, transactional email and analytics. What is left out of the first release is decided together and written into the proposal, so launch is a date, not a hope.
Which technology do you use?
Next.js, React and TypeScript on a PostgreSQL database, deployed to managed hosting, which is the same stack behind our own products. We pick technology that a future hire can read, not whatever is newest.
Can you work alongside our in-house developers?
Yes. We can own a defined piece, such as billing or the data layer, while your developers build the rest, or hand over a clean codebase for them to continue. You own the code, repositories and accounts at handover either way.
Can you take over a half-built SaaS product?
Yes. We start with a paid audit of the code, data model and deployment, then tell you honestly whether it is cheaper to finish it or restart. Quoting without opening the code is how fixed prices go wrong.
What happens after launch?
You can run it with your own team, hire us for bug fixes and changes, or use our fractional CTO service month to month for architecture, vendor and hiring decisions. None of it is required, and handover is never conditional on a retainer.
Serving Fort Lauderdale
Cuanto Labs1314 E Las Olas Blvd, Unit #2570
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
Mailing address — not an office
Mon–Thu 9:00–18:00
Fri 9:00–14:00 (EST)
Contact hours, not opening hours
Our home market. Founders work through discovery with us in person, then we check in remotely.
We are a remote team with no premises open to visitors. In-person kickoffs and milestone reviews happen at your office; day-to-day the project runs over email, Slack and scheduled calls.
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