Planfri — multi-tenant travel CRM
A multi-tenant SaaS CRM for travel agencies. Built with Next.js + PostgreSQL + Stripe in 8 weeks. Onboarded its first paying customer in week 11.
8-week build · live in production
From idea to a validated, production-grade MVP in 6 to 10 weeks. Multi-tenant by default, billing-ready, observable — not a throwaway prototype you have to rewrite the day you raise.
Most "MVP development companies" ship demoware: a Figma click-through, a no-code prototype, or three pretty screens stitched onto a fragile backend. Real customers find the bugs in a week, and the founder ends up rewriting the whole thing the moment a real investor asks to see traction.
That is not what we do. A Vybix MVP is a working production system on day one. It is multi-tenant. It has authentication, role-based access control, Stripe-billing-ready hooks, error monitoring, structured logging, and a deployment that scales beyond your first 100 users without rewrites. It is also small — we cut every feature that does not validate the core thesis. Small does not mean throwaway. Small means focused.
If you are a founder in India, the Gulf, or anywhere else with a real idea and a 60-to-90-day launch window, this is the service for you. We have shipped MVPs in travel, education, pharma, finance and fest management — see our portfolio for live systems running in production today.
The same delivery pattern across every MVP we ship. Weekly demos. Friday written reports. Tuesday async review. You always know what is being built and why.
30-minute discovery call, written architecture document inside 48 hours: data model, auth flow, tenancy model, third-party integrations, and the explicit list of features we are NOT building. You sign off before code is written.
Production repository, GitHub Actions pipeline, staging and production environments, a typed component library, and the database schema deployed. By Friday of week 2 we can deploy any commit to staging in under 90 seconds.
Two-week sprints. Each sprint ends with a deployed demo, a written report, and a backlog re-prioritisation call. We ship the riskiest features first so you find product-market fit signal before the budget is gone.
Stripe or Razorpay subscription billing with webhook handling, transactional email via Resend or Postmark, error monitoring via Sentry, structured logs to Logflare or Axiom, and basic product analytics. Now you can charge real money.
k6 load test to confirm 1,000 concurrent users do not break anything, OWASP top-10 review, accessibility audit, write-ups for the documented edge cases. Anything that fails the bar gets fixed before launch — not after.
Deployment runbook, architecture decision records (ADRs), a 60-minute video walkthrough, and a 30-day support window for the things only show up under real-world load. Your in-house team takes over a documented, tested codebase.
Our default stack is the one we have shipped most often in production. We deviate only when there is a specific reason — never because something is trendy.
App router, server components, edge-rendered marketing pages, typed end-to-end. SEO works by default; you do not have to bolt it on later.
Strongly-typed APIs, OpenAPI generated automatically. Easy to integrate from web, mobile, and third-party systems without versioning headaches.
Boring, battle-tested, scales to millions of rows. Multi-tenant schema isolation built in. Backups, point-in-time recovery, and a tested restore plan from day one.
One codebase, two stores. We pick Flutter when the design is highly custom; React Native when you want to share business logic with web. Both ship to TestFlight and Play Internal Testing.
Subscriptions, usage metering, dunning, invoicing, GST-compliant for Indian clients. Webhook handling is idempotent — no double-charges, no missed events.
Vercel for Next.js by default — preview deployments per pull request. AWS or Railway when you need full control. Infrastructure-as-code via Terraform or SST so the production environment is reproducible.
No "starting from" line items, no surprise change orders. We send a written fixed-price quote within 48 hours of the discovery call.
Single-tenant SaaS or web app. One core workflow. Auth, dashboard, basic admin.
Multi-tenant SaaS, billing tiers, real product analytics, mobile-responsive admin.
Web app + a companion mobile app (Flutter or React Native), one shared backend.
Costs above are typical ranges. Specific scope adjusts the number — both ways. We will tell you if a feature is more expensive than it sounds, and we will tell you when something costs less than you expect.
Three recent MVPs we shipped — each one is live and serving paying customers today.
A multi-tenant SaaS CRM for travel agencies. Built with Next.js + PostgreSQL + Stripe in 8 weeks. Onboarded its first paying customer in week 11.
A web platform helping pharma reps manage doctor visits, samples, and digital marketing material. Shipped in 7 weeks. Currently used by 40+ reps daily.
Mobile-first student portal for an education institution: attendance, assignments, internal messaging. Built in Flutter + Node.js. 6 weeks from kickoff to App Store launch.
The same questions show up in every discovery call. Here are the honest answers we give before signing anything.
A typical MVP cycle is 6 to 10 weeks end-to-end. Week 1 is discovery and scoping; weeks 2 to 8 are sprint-based building with weekly demos; weeks 9 to 10 are launch hardening — load testing, observability, documentation, and the handover plan. Faster than 6 weeks usually means cutting corners we will not cut; slower than 10 weeks usually means it was never an MVP.
A well-scoped MVP from Vybix runs between ₹8 lakh and ₹25 lakh depending on complexity. A Lean MVP — single-tenant with one core workflow — sits at the lower end. A Web + Mobile MVP with multi-tenant billing and a companion app sits at the higher end. We send a written fixed-price quote within 48 hours of the discovery call.
Our MVPs are real production systems on day one. Next.js or React on the frontend, Node.js or Python on the backend, PostgreSQL or MongoDB for data, Stripe for billing, Vercel or AWS for deployment. The codebase is documented, tested, and ready to hand off to your in-house team once you raise. No throwaway code — that is the entire point.
No. About 60 percent of our MVP clients are non-technical founders. We translate product ideas into clear technical specs, send written sprint reports every Friday, and run a Tuesday demo so you always know what we are building and why. If you are non-technical we do extra hand-holding on architecture decisions and explain the trade-offs in plain language.
You own everything: the source code, the cloud accounts (AWS, Vercel, Stripe, Sentry — all under your name and billing), the design files, the documentation, and every byte of customer data. We hand over a Git repo, a deployment runbook, an architecture decision record, and a 30-day support window for post-launch fixes. No vendor lock-in.
Yes — we sign mutual NDAs before discovery calls if requested, and our standard MSA includes a full IP assignment so every artifact we produce is owned by you. We can work under your paper or ours.
30-minute discovery call. Written scope & fixed-price quote within 48 hours. No pitch decks, no obligation.