You can work with us in two ways. In the classic one, you pay for the build and own the code. A first release typically costs $5,000-15,000 and takes 2-4 weeks. In the other, you tell us what your company needs and we pay for the build. We keep the code and the rights to it (the IP), and you pay a subscription or for what you use. It can carry your brand. Clients rate us 4.8 out of 5 on Clutch from 70 reviews.
The first suits founders building a business on the product. The second suits companies that need a tool and would rather not pay for the build up front.
This suits a company that needs software but doesn't want to spend on building it. A large one-time cost turns into a monthly bill.
Tell us what the tool should do, who will use it and how they do the work today.
A subscription, a fee per use or credits. We set it case by case before any work starts.
Our team designs, builds and tests the product with our own money.
If you want, the product goes out under your name and logo, so your clients see your product.
You pay the agreed subscription or usage fee. The code and the IP stay with Rocketech.
You save the cost of the build, but the deal has limits. Know them before you choose it.
Rocketech owns the code and the product. You can't sell it, raise money on it or hand it to another team.
Once your team and your data depend on the tool, leaving means a new tool or a new build. Agree in writing how you get your data out and how much notice you get before a price change.
If you want to own the product one day, we can discuss a buy-out.
If the product is your core business, or investors will ask who owns the code, build it the classic way and own it from day one.
The first release does one main job well. Sign-up, payments and the admin panel come from ready-made modules, so the weeks go into the part that makes your product different.
Accounts for companies and their staff, with roles that decide who sees what.
Free trials, monthly plans and card payments. IPOPBOOKS launched with all three.
The one job your customers pay for, built and tested first.
A back office where your team manages customers, plans and content.
Links to the tools your customers already use. Zuzan works with Microsoft 365, and IPOPBOOKS pulls in bank data.
Each card links to the full case study with the numbers behind it.
FinTech / AI · web app
Bookkeeping platform for small businesses
A client portal, a bookkeeper console, AI help and a website. It went live 10 weeks after kickoff, ready to take payments.
Productivity · web app
B2B meeting scheduler
A Calendly-style scheduler for companies. It saves teams up to 60 hours a month on scheduling and works with Microsoft 365.
Productivity · web app
Project planning platform
An enterprise SaaS MVP with Gantt charts, Kanban boards and stakeholder alerts, built in six months.
EdTech · web app
Quiz learning platform
A freemium platform with paid subscriptions from launch. It got 5K+ users in its first 3 months and paid for itself within 4.
RetailTech / AI · web and mobile app
AI retail audit SaaS
We started with a code review and technical due diligence, then took over its client integrations. We run 3-4 of these projects a month.
Construction · web app
Construction access and document platform
Built from scratch in 2 months. It cost 15 times less than the same kind of product from the client's rivals.
For a SaaS you own, our prices are public. For a SaaS we fund, the fee depends on the product and is agreed case by case.
| Option | What you pay | Fits when |
|---|---|---|
| First release (MVP) | $5,000-15,000, typically 2-4 weeks. The minimum project is $5,000. | You want a first version that paying customers can use |
| Time and materials | $39-55 an hour | The scope will change as you learn from customers |
| Dedicated team | $6,000-9,000 per developer a month. A team starts in 2-4 weeks. | The product is live and you need developers on it every month |
| SaaS we fund | We pay for the build. You pay a subscription or by usage, agreed case by case. | You need a tool, not a company built around it |
MVP development shows what happens each week of a first release, and Engagement models compares every way to work with us.
What an MVP includes, what happens each week and the apps we launched.
A startup guide to planning and building a SaaS app.
Four signs your early SaaS pricing has stopped working, and what to change.
A monthly model that keeps MRR apart from cash and shows how long the money lasts.
How to build a first version on a tight budget and avoid costly mistakes.
A dedicated team, extra specialists for your team, fixed price, hourly or a co-founder deal: when each one fits.
Describe the product and get a free estimate of the scope, budget and timeline. If you want us to fund it, say so in the description.