Saksham Jain
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Full-stack SaaS product development with Next.js

Saksham Jain builds production SaaS applications with Next.js, TypeScript and Node.js: authentication, role-based access, billing, background jobs, caching and a polished UI. He owns architecture through deployment, and has shipped live products including Trexind, PS Classes, FindYourVibe and Skyxis.

Works with technology companies, startups and product teams in India and internationally, remotely.

Describe your project

What you get

  • Architecture: data model, APIs, permissions and deployment plan
  • Auth, roles and billing integrated into the core product
  • Background jobs on RabbitMQ and Redis caching where load demands it
  • Type-safe APIs and a reusable, accessible frontend component system
  • Performance tuning, deployment on Vercel, Azure or DigitalOcean, and documentation

Proof from shipped products

  • Trexind: AI operating system for local businesses: one dashboard across three verticals, with queue-based Google Business Profile sync and weekly AI summaries.
  • FindYourVibe: Ticketing platform with Redis reservation holds and idempotent payment webhooks, correct under 300+ concurrent buyers in testing.

How the work runs

  1. Understand requirements. Business requirements, workflows, edge cases, and user journeys — before any UI or schema gets touched.
  2. Architect the solution. Database design, APIs, permissions, scalability, and deployment planning, mapped out before a line of production code.
  3. Build production systems. Type-safe APIs, reusable frontend, optimized backend, and testing — built for real load, not a demo.
  4. Optimize & ship. Performance tuning, monitoring, documentation, deployment, and maintenance until it's genuinely production-ready.

Stack

Next.js · React · TypeScript · Node.js · MongoDB · Redis · RabbitMQ · Tailwind CSS

Common questions

Can you build a SaaS product from scratch?

Yes. The work starts with requirements and architecture, then covers the database, secure APIs, authentication, billing and the frontend, followed by performance tuning and deployment. You get a production-ready system with documentation, not a demo. Several live products on this site were built this way.

How much does it cost and how long does it take?

Indicative ranges for a SaaS product are $750 to $2,250 (about ₹60,000 to ₹1.9 lakh) over 6 to 12 weeks, depending on user roles, workflows, integrations and the deadline. Treat this as a starting point: a fixed quote follows a requirements conversation, before any build starts, so the price reflects real scope.

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