I build SaaS solo for martech and affiliate founders. Below is what I've shipped recently.
Affiliate tracking platform with fraud detection, MCP server, and public API. Built solo in 6 months. Replaces tools that charge enterprise prices for the same job.
AI marketing coordinator. Edge-native MCP server with 18 tools pulling from 26 integrations. Sub-100ms responses globally. Built on Cloudflare Workers.
Slack-native AI affiliate manager. Multi-LLM router with provider failover. 38+ SEO pages shipped in two weeks. Built for affiliate operators by one.
30-min discovery call. You tell me the problem. I tell you if I can help. No commitment.
Written PRD. Goals, non-goals, milestones, data model. Signed off before any code starts.
Working preview by end of week 1. Every PR has a live link. Friday status email recap.
DNS cutover, monitoring wired, runbook delivered. 2-week post-launch bug warranty. You own the keys.
New SaaS from zero. Auth, billing, three core features, marketing site, deploy.
6–12 weeks
Kill an overpriced SaaS tool. Custom build with feature parity, owned by you.
2–4 weeks
Part-time engineering on a shipped product. Bug fixes, small features, monitoring.
Monthly
Probably not the right fit if you need 24/7 on-call, SLA guarantees, compliance audits, or long-term maintenance of code I didn't write. For those, a dev shop or full-time hire will serve you better, and I'm happy to point you somewhere.
I've shipped Trcker, Pulse, and Ezra. All solo. All using Claude Code as a force multiplier.
I'm an operator first. My background is in affiliate program operations and marketing tech, which means I understand the day-to-day of the people who actually use the software I build. I pair that domain knowledge with Claude Code as a force multiplier: I make the architecture and product calls, AI handles most of the keystrokes.
The work fits best for greenfield SaaS builds, replacing overpriced SaaS tools, and ongoing iteration on shipped products. Most projects launch in 6–12 weeks. For deep long-term infrastructure ownership or 24/7 coverage, a full-time engineer is the better choice.
Products shipped
03 solo SaaS
Build timeline
6–12 weeks typical
Operating since
2024
Based
US · remote
My go-to stack is Next.js 15, Tailwind, shadcn/ui, Turso, Drizzle, NextAuth, Stripe, Resend, Vercel, Sentry, and Posthog. It's familiar territory and lets me ship fast. If you have a reason to use something different, happy to talk it through.
Three options. (1) Full handoff: you own everything, I'm out, 2-week bug warranty. (2) Ongoing retainer at Tier 3: I keep building and maintaining. (3) Phase 2 build: new scope, new contract. We pick at week 10.
Totally fine for a discovery call. We just won't sign a fixed-scope contract until the scope is a bit clearer (vague scope tends to disappoint everyone involved). Let's talk it through. We'll either sharpen the scope together, or I'll point you to a better next step.
Heavily. Claude Code writes most of the code, and I shape the architecture, run security review on every sensitive PR, debug what AI misses, and make the judgment calls. The model is fast and lean. The one caveat to flag: it works best for fresh builds and ongoing iteration, not 24/7 on-call coverage.
You do. Repo transfers to your GitHub org at handoff. Same with Vercel, Stripe, Sentry, every account. No proprietary lock-in.
Cancel any retainer with 30 days notice. If a milestone is at risk of slipping, I'll flag it well before the deadline and bring options: reduced scope, a new date, or trimming a feature. The goal is to keep you in the loop, never to surprise you.
30 minutes, no commitment. You walk away knowing if I'm the right fit, or who is. Email is fastest.
Email · oren@powerconsulting.services