Turn your know-how into a software product you can sell.
Sometimes the system a business builds for itself is exactly what its whole sector needs. We help you shape it, build it, bill for it and launch it as a subscription product, the same way we built our own platforms.
Everything a product needs to earn its first hundred customers.
Software is only part of a product. Pricing, billing, onboarding and support decide whether customers stay. We plan for all of it from the start.
Discovery & pricing
Interviews with potential buyers, a sharp first version and a pricing model tested before the build begins.
One platform, many customers
A single system serving every customer, with each one’s data kept strictly apart and their own settings, users and branding.
Subscriptions & billing
Plans, trials, invoices and renewals in any currency, through any payment gateway your market uses.
Onboarding & help
Self-service sign-up, guided setup, a multilingual help centre and the tools your support team needs.
Admin & usage insight
An owner’s dashboard showing customers, revenue, usage and the features people actually rely on.
Launch & growth
A product website, launch campaign and ongoing marketing from the same team that built the product.
We do this for ourselves first.
Sigalix runs its own subscription products. We carry the support phone, handle the billing questions and ship the updates, so the advice we give you comes from experience, not theory.
From idea to paying customers
- 1
Validate
Talk to buyers, define the problem worth paying for and agree what the first version must do.
- 2
Build the core
The essential features, accounts and billing, released to a small group of early customers.
- 3
Pilot
Real use, real feedback and the fixes that turn early adopters into references.
- 4
Launch & scale
Public launch, marketing and the infrastructure to serve customers in any country.
Questions about SaaS products
We are not a tech company. Can we still launch a product?
Yes. Your sector knowledge is the hard part to copy. We bring the product, engineering and launch experience around it.
Who owns the product?
You do. For partners who prefer it, we can also discuss shared-ownership or revenue-sharing arrangements, always agreed in writing.
Can you build on one of your existing platforms?
Often, yes. Our platforms are starting points. Extending one can bring your product to market far faster than starting from nothing.
Can it serve customers in several countries?
Yes. Multiple languages, currencies, tax settings and payment gateways can be designed in from the first version.