Multi-Tenant Platform
Multi-tenant SaaS development
One system you run. Every customer gets their own site, login and domain.
Multi-tenant SaaS development: a platform where each customer gets an isolated space at their own address, pays a subscription, and can attach their own domain. You run one system. They each get their own site.
Who it is for
Anyone turning a service into a product: a network, a directory or a membership where every member needs a space of their own.
What you get
- → An isolated space for each customer at their own address
- → Domain search and purchase inside the app, with certificates set up automatically
- → Subscription billing
- → A payment path that charges first, delivers second, and refunds automatically if delivery fails
- → Retry protection so a customer can never be billed twice
- → The paywall enforced in the database, not the interface
- → A dashboard where each customer edits their own profile
One platform to run. Every customer gets a site of their own.
Where we have built it
- doulapages.com ↗
A platform where each practitioner gets her own site at her own address. Deployed and serving a real tenant.
Questions people ask
What is multi-tenant architecture?
One application serves many customers, called tenants, while keeping each one's data and settings separate. It is cheaper to run and easier to update than a copy per customer. The hard part is the separation, which is why we enforce it in the database rather than trusting the interface.
Why does it matter where the paywall is enforced?
A paywall in the interface is a suggestion. Anyone who knows where to look can walk around it. Enforced in the database, the data simply does not come back unless the account has paid.
Can a customer bring their own domain?
Yes. They attach it, and the security certificate is provisioned automatically. Nobody on your side has to touch a server.
How many customers is it running today?
One real tenant, on her own subdomain. The architecture is built for many. The proof so far is one, and we would rather tell you that than imply a customer base that does not exist.
Terms worth knowing
Plain English definitions from our glossary, for the words that come up when we build this.
Talk it through
Every business needs a different version of this. We scope it with you and agree the work up front, before anything starts.
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Automation first, AI where it earns its place, and systems that keep running when nobody is watching.
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Raw inputs in, finished content out, on a schedule, without you in the loop.
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Make the site you already have readable, and correctly described, by AI assistants.