Backend built to carry the load.
The server-side engineering behind a real cloud product: multi-user data architecture, accounts that stay secure under pressure, and subscription billing that survives contact with actual customers.
What the 1 500 € covers
The engineering foundation your product is going to sit on for years.
Objective
Engineering robust server-side logic and backend architecture for cloud-based IT products.
Development
Designing multi-user database architecture, securing user accounts, and building subscription billing models.
Outcome
A highly scalable web application engineered to handle peak traffic and custom business logic.
Deployment
Environment configuration, final testing, and launch on AWS, DigitalOcean, or GCP.
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- Multi-user database architecture
- Secure account & session handling
- Subscription billing models
- Custom business logic
- Environment config & final testing
- Launch on AWS / DigitalOcean / GCP
Decisions that are expensive to change later
These are the ones worth getting right on day one — which is exactly what this scope is for.
Multi-tenant data model
Every query scoped to the right account from the start. Retro-fitting tenant isolation into a live product is one of the most painful and expensive rewrites there is — so it is designed in, not bolted on.
Account security
Hashed credentials, session rotation, rate limiting and permission checks enforced server-side.
Billing that reconciles
Upgrades, downgrades, proration, failed payments and cancellations — modelled as real states, not edge cases.
Engineered for peak traffic
Indexed queries, cached hot paths and a deployment topology that can scale horizontally when your launch day actually works. Load behaviour is verified before go-live, not discovered by your users.
Backups & recovery
Scheduled backups with a restore procedure that has actually been tested at least once.
Stack & delivery
“We needed the unglamorous part done right: server-side logic, a database that handles many users properly, and subscription billing that doesn't break. That is exactly what was delivered, tested and launched on cloud infrastructure. It has handled our traffic peaks without a single incident.”
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questions
Bring the product idea and the business model — the architecture follows from those two things.
Starting smaller?
Build it to last from the start
Describe the product, the pricing model and the expected number of users. You'll get an architecture proposal and a price.