MeyhoraMeyhoraClient portals, internal tools and SaaS products. Fixed price up front, weekly demos, and you own the code.
Most clients do not start with a tech stack. They start with something that is costing them time, clients or sleep.
Sign-up, billing and analytics are wired in from day one, so your first users meet a real product instead of a prototype.
Content, bookings, payments and progress in a single portal, instead of email threads, Drive folders and WhatsApp reminders.
One live view of projects, capacity and invoices that your whole team trusts, shaped around how your agency delivers work.
Stripe, Slack, your inbox and calendar connected, so nobody copies data by hand every week. AI goes in where it saves real time, not everywhere.
If a developer went quiet or the code is a mess, we audit it first and tell you plainly what is worth keeping.
Subscriptions are cheap on day one and expensive by year two. Here is how the two paths compare once you start to grow.
| No-code or off the shelf | Built by Meyhora | |
|---|---|---|
| Fit | You bend your process to the tool | Built around how you already work |
| Cost as you grow | Per-seat and per-task fees climb | One build, predictable running costs |
| Ownership | You rent access | You own code, designs and accounts |
| Limits | Platform rules and usage caps | Only the limits you choose |
| Integrations | Whatever the platform allows | Any tool that has an API |
Tell us the goal, who will use it and your budget range. About 5 minutes, and we reply within 1 business day.
We turn it into features, a timeline and a fixed price in writing, before any build work starts.
Every week you get a working demo on a staging link. You see it take shape and steer as it goes.
We deploy, hand everything over, and stay on for fixes and the next version.
These are part of the price you are quoted, so launch day does not come with a second invoice.
Changes are quoted before work starts. Nothing arrives as a surprise on an invoice.
A deposit to begin, then payments tied to demos you have approved.
We sign before you share the idea.
Pick the closest fit. Your quote is based on what you actually need, not on the tier name.
About 2 weeks
For teams with a manual process that costs hours every week.
6 to 10 weeks
For founders who want to validate with something real, not a mockup.
Scoped to the project
For funded teams and products that are already growing.
Final price depends on feature scope, integrations, user roles and launch complexity. You get a fixed written quote before any work begins. Not sure which fits? Book a 15-minute call and we will point you to the right one.
Cost, ownership, tools and what happens after launch.
Internal tools start from $3,500, SaaS MVPs typically run $10,000 to $25,000, and larger builds start at $25,000. Scope, integrations, user roles and launch complexity decide where you land. You get a fixed quote in writing before we start.
No. A short brief is enough. We turn it into a written scope together, so you are never expected to arrive with a finished spec.
For testing an idea cheaply, those tools are a good choice and we will say so. Custom makes sense once you have outgrown them: fees that climb with every user, rules you cannot change, or workflows the platform cannot handle.
Yes. The code, designs and hosting accounts are handed over to you.
Next.js, TypeScript and Supabase, hosted in your own accounts. It is fast, widely supported, and any good developer can pick it up later.
Yes. We audit it first, then tell you plainly whether to fix, extend or rebuild.
Small adjustments fit inside a milestone. Bigger changes are quoted before we do them, so you decide with the price in front of you.
Smoothly. Calls are scheduled in your time zone, you get a weekly demo and a shared board, and we reply within one business day. Contracts and invoices are in English and handled internationally.
We can. You get a warranty period on fixes, then an optional monthly care plan if you want us to keep going.
Share the goal and the timeline. Within 1 business day you get a clear next step, and a fixed quote in writing before any work begins.