Industry
Product engineering for software companies that need to ship
We build software products and join software teams to ship what the roadmap promises. You get a first version in weeks, new features without hiring delays, and a codebase that gets faster to change, not slower.
- 1,200+ clients helped
- Building since 2010
- 15 services, one team
- 50+ technologies
At a glance
What we build
We build and scale software products for software companies: first versions, new features, billing and accounts, integrations, AI features, and platform rebuilds.
Problems we solve
Roadmaps grow faster than engineering teams, technical debt slows every release, and new features like AI need skills the team does not have yet.
Who we serve
Software-as-a-service companies, product startups, software vendors, and technology teams inside larger businesses.
How to choose
Use us for a whole product if you are starting out, or alongside your team for a feature, integration, or rebuild if you already have one.
What is different
Why software companies work with us
Software companies sell speed. Customers judge you by how quickly the product improves, and competitors are always one release away. Yet hiring good engineers takes months, and every new hire needs time to learn the codebase.
We add capacity without that delay. A small, senior team joins your process, ships against your roadmap, and leaves behind tested, documented code your engineers are happy to own.
For new products, we take you from idea to paying customers with a focused first version, then keep building as you learn what customers value.
We are strongest on the work in-house teams find hardest to fit in: billing and plans, integrations with other tools, AI features, performance, and rebuilding the parts of the platform that slow everyone down.
Engagements are flexible. Some clients keep us for a single release, others for years as an extension of their own team.
How we deliver
How we work with software teams
Most engagements ship their first change to production within the first two weeks.
Learn the codebase
We review the architecture, tests, and backlog, and agree on how we will work together.
What it produces
- Codebase review
- Working agreement
Ship something small
We ship a small, real change in the first weeks to prove the setup works.
What it produces
- First release
- Pipeline check
Take on the roadmap
We deliver agreed features in short cycles with demos to your product team.
What it produces
- Roadmap features
- Demos
Leave it better
We document, test, and hand over, so your team owns everything we built.
What it produces
- Documentation
- Handover
Selected work
SaaS projects we have delivered
What clients say
Teams like yours, in their own words
Releases used to depend on one engineer being available late in the day.
Ethan ParkSoftware Engineering ManagerCopperline SoftwareSaaS The staging environment finally behaves like production often enough for us to trust the tests. We still catch surprises, of course, but fewer of them arrive after a release has gone out.
Mia PatelQuality Assurance LeadBluePeak SoftwareSaaS We stopped keeping a second list just to track referral follow-ups. The team can see who owns the next step, and I no longer spend Friday afternoons asking where things got stuck.
Rachel MorganReferral Operations ManagerBridgeway Professional NetworkProfessional Services
Common questions
Questions about software product development
How much does it cost to build a software product?
A focused first version usually costs $24,000 to $48,000 and takes 6 to 10 weeks. Ongoing feature work is priced per release or per month.
Can you work alongside our engineers?
Yes. We join your process, tools, and code reviews, and work as part of your team.
Who owns the code?
You do. Everything we build is yours, documented and ready for your team to maintain.
Can you add AI to our product?
Yes. We add assistants, smart search, summaries, and automation, measured against real customer use.
Can you fix a slow or fragile platform?
Yes. We find the bottlenecks, then rebuild the worst parts in stages while releases continue.
How quickly can you start?
Usually within two weeks of agreeing scope, with a first change in production soon after.
Have a different question?
Tell us what you are weighing up and we will answer it plainly.
Ask a questionAlready a client? Email support@dechytech.com
What we build
Software product work we do
We work inside your tools, rituals, and code standards, so our releases look like your team's releases.
First versions
A focused product with accounts, billing, and analytics, ready for paying customers.
Roadmap features
Features built and shipped on your release rhythm, with tests and documentation.
Billing and plans
Trials, upgrades, seats, usage billing, and invoices that finance trusts.
Integrations
Connections to the tools your customers already use, plus a public interface for partners.
AI features
Assistants, search, summaries, and automation that customers actually use.
Rebuilds and performance
Slow or fragile parts of the platform rebuilt in stages without stopping releases.
Typical projects
SaaS and software companies projects, costs, and timelines
Software companies usually bring us one of these, then keep us for the next release.
| Project | What it includes | Typical cost | Typical timeline from approved scope |
|---|---|---|---|
| First product version | Core features, accounts, billing, and an admin console | $24,000 to $48,000 | 6 to 10 weeks |
| Billing and subscription system | Plans, trials, upgrades, invoices, and usage billing | $10,000 to $24,000 | 3 to 5 weeks |
| Integrations and public interface | Connections to popular tools and a documented interface for customers | $8,000 to $20,000 | 3 to 6 weeks |
| Platform rebuild or scale-up | Architecture, performance, testing, and migration | $40,000 to $100,000+ | 2 to 4 months |
Every project is quoted in writing after a short call. The top of each range covers larger builds and more integrations. The timeline starts once the scope is approved and we have what we need from you.
Technical depth
Technical notes for software products
What your CTO will ask about stack, process, and quality.
- We work in your stack, whether that is TypeScript, Python, Go, Java, or .NET, and in your repositories and tools.
- Every change goes through review and automated tests before it ships.
- We measure performance and fix bottlenecks with evidence, not guesses.
- Monitoring and alerts are added so problems are caught before customers notice.
What you get
What software companies get from us
Software companies feel the change in release speed and in the confidence of their own engineers when they work in the code we leave behind.
Speed
- Features shipped sooner.
- No hiring delay.
Quality
- Tests and reviews on every change.
- Fewer regressions.
New skills
- AI and integrations added.
- Billing done right.
Ownership
- Your code and your standards.
- Full handover.
Tell us what your roadmap needs
Share your product, stack, and the work that is waiting. We reply with a plan, a price range, and a timeline.