Vertical tools
Software for one industry that generic tools never fit properly.
Build a SaaS
Ship a SaaS product without building the boring half.
Subscriptions, accounts, tenant separation, onboarding and usage data come with the platform. You build the part that makes your product different.
Most SaaS ideas do not die on the interesting problem. They die on the four months of plumbing that has to exist before anyone can pay you — signup, teams, permissions, billing, invoices, failed cards, password resets, an admin screen so support can help someone.
None of that is your product. All of it has to work before your product matters.
Subscriptions
Charge from day one, not from month four.
Define your plans in plain language and YeshBe builds the checkout, the upgrade and downgrade paths, the invoices and the awkward edge cases around failed payments.
- Monthly and annual plans, trials, coupons and seat-based pricing.
- Invoices, receipts and dunning emails generated for you.
- Connect your own Stripe account — the money never routes through us.
Multi-tenant by default
One customer's data never touches another's.
Workspaces, teams and per-account isolation are part of the data model from the first version, enforced on the server rather than hidden in the interface.
- Accounts, workspaces and invitations out of the box.
- Role-based permissions enforced at the data layer.
- Admin view so your support team can help without a database client.
Activation
Get people to the moment it clicks.
Signup flows, verification, welcome sequences and in-app guidance — the difference between a trial that converts and one that quietly expires.
- Email verification, password resets and social sign-in included.
- Editable email templates for every message your product sends.
- Trigger flows on any event: signup, first project, hitting a limit.
Know what is happening
See who signed up, who stayed, and who is about to leave.
Usage and revenue data are collected as your product runs, so you are deciding what to build next from what people actually do.
- Signups, active accounts, retention and revenue in one place.
- Per-account usage so you can spot who is close to a limit.
- Export to your own warehouse whenever you outgrow the defaults.
From an idea to a paying customer
The same four steps whether it is a side project or your next company.
- 1
Describe the product
One paragraph: what it does, who uses it, what they pay for.
- 2
Shape it by asking
Look at what came out and change it in conversation until it fits.
- 3
Turn on billing
Add your plans, connect Stripe, and the checkout is live.
- 4
Publish and watch
Your domain, real users, and usage data from the first day.
What people build here
Products that need accounts, data and a subscription — not another landing page.
Marketplaces
Two-sided products with listings, matching and payouts.
Client portals
A logged-in space where your customers see their own data.
Internal platforms
Operations software sold to teams like the one you came from.
AI products
Wrap a model in accounts, limits and billing that hold up.
Directories and communities
Paid listings, member profiles and subscription access.
Before you start building
A standard web stack with a real database, an API and server-side authorisation. You can read the code, export it, or sync it to your own GitHub repository.
Hosting, CDN and scaling are handled for you, and usage data tells you where the pressure is before customers do.
Yours. You connect your own account and keep your own terms — payments never route through YeshBe.
Entirely. The code, the data and the customer relationships are yours, and you can take all three with you.
A working first version is usually the same day. Getting it to something you would charge for is the part that takes judgement — but it is conversation, not a rebuild.