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How to turn an AI, no-code or home-made prototype into a solid, sellable product: audit, what you keep, foundations, tests and CI/CD.
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Custom SaaS in Switzerland
What a decision maker settles before having a platform built. The real budget in CHF, choosing the partner, the scope of the first version, and the cases where an off the shelf tool is plenty.
Custom software, from the decision side
A custom SaaS is decided on three questions, not on an appetite for technology. Is your business logic what customers actually pay for, or an internal need that Bexio or Notion already covers? Do your Swiss constraints, nFADP, local hosting, 8.1% VAT and QR invoices, fit inside a standard American product? Is your no-code setup starting to cost more than it returns? If the answer is yes, budget is what remains. In Switzerland a first shipped product starts around CHF 8,000, a complete product runs into the tens of thousands, and maintenance costs roughly 10% of development per year. The articles below break those numbers down, case by case.
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How we ship a SaaS MVP in 4 weeks in Switzerland: the method, the tight scope, and what you need to bring so it actually holds.- Published on
Build your own software or buy an off-the-shelf tool? The honest decision framework for a Swiss SME: costs, data, timeline. Let's talk it through.- Published on
Building a Swiss marketplace means two audiences, payments, booking and mapping. What you need to know before you start, and where to begin.- Published on
A custom Swiss construction quoting SaaS to digitalise quotes, measurements and site tracking when off-the-shelf software just does not fit your trade. Let's talk.- Published on
The cost of a custom SaaS platform in Switzerland: realistic ranges in CHF, what drives the price, and the false savings to avoid. Let's talk about your project.- Published on
The guide for decision-makers who want a custom SaaS platform in Switzerland: when it makes sense, what you build, timelines, budget, and how to choose.
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