D-01Dedicated product team
Product, design and engineering people who know your product and your users.
- +Named team members
- +Shared roadmap & planning
- +Direct communication channel
Engineering
Product as a Service: your product, built and run for you
A product team on subscription that ships, hosts and improves your software.
We build, host, and continuously improve your software product, delivered as an ongoing service, not a one off project.
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- Category
- Engineering
- Deliverables
- 04 core
- Core stack
- Product as a Service (PaaS) · Managed Engineering · Service Level Agreements (SLAs)
- Typical first phase
- Onboard
The brief
Product as a Service, fully managed product engineering
Product as a Service means we own the full lifecycle of your software (design, build, hosting, maintenance and iteration) and deliver it as a predictable monthly service. You get a shipped, evolving product and a dedicated team without staffing an in house engineering org.
Without it
- You need a product, not the overhead of hiring an engineering department.
- Your software was delivered, and then nobody owned it.
- Hosting, updates and security patches fall between the cracks.
With Caudify
- A dedicated team that designs, builds, runs and improves the product.
- A predictable monthly cost instead of project spikes.
- Continuous releases against a roadmap you share.
Deliverables
What our Product as a Service service delivers.
Every engagement is scoped around these four building blocks, combined, sequenced and sized to what you actually need.
D-02Hosting & infrastructure management
Your product hosted, secured, backed up and scaled for you.
- +Managed cloud hosting
- +Security patching
- +Backups & disaster recovery
D-03Continuous iteration & releases
A steady cadence of improvements, shipped safely.
- +Regular release cycle
- +Feature flags & rollbacks
- +Release notes
D-04SLAs & ongoing support
Clear response times and support channels, written into the agreement.
- +Agreed response & uptime targets
- +Incident management
- +Monthly reporting
Engagement
How a Product as a Service engagement runs.
The indicative shape of a first engagement. Phases overlap on purpose, so we start building while discovery is still sharpening the plan.
- 01OnboardGoals, roadmap, access and baseline.
- 02StabiliseHosting, monitoring and quick wins.
- 03ShipContinuous releases against the roadmap.
- 04ReviewRoadmap and SLA review, then repeat.
This is indicative only. Every engagement is scoped with you before it starts.
Fit
Is Product as a Service right for you?
- 01
You want a product without building an in house engineering team.
- 02
You need someone accountable for hosting, security and uptime.
- 03
Your roadmap is ongoing, not a one off project.
Not sure it fits? A free assessment will tell you
# Service manifest service: Product as a Service category: Engineering deliverables: • Dedicated product team • Hosting & infrastructure management • Continuous iteration & releases • SLAs & ongoing support stack: • Product as a Service (PaaS) • Managed Engineering • Service Level Agreements (SLAs) • Continuous Delivery • Dedicated Team • Product Roadmap phases: 4 next_step: free assessment
Questions
Product as a Service questions, answered.
- Q1How is Product as a Service different from a normal project?
- A project ends at launch. Product as a Service is ongoing. The same team keeps hosting, supporting and improving the product for a predictable monthly fee.
- Q2Can we customise one of Caudify’s own products this way?
- Yes. Many clients start from a Caudify product and have the team extend and integrate it around their workflows as part of the service.
- Q3What if we want to bring it in house later?
- You own the code and the data. We plan a structured handover covering documentation, access and knowledge transfer, whenever you choose.
Related reading
From the Caudify Journal on Product as a Service.
- Engineering · 5 min readHow much does it cost to build a SaaS product in 2026?Published estimates range from about $15,000 for a lean MVP to $300,000 or more for an enterprise platform. What actually drives the number, and how to spend less of it.
- Engineering · 6 min readWhy shipping beats perfect: how to ship software fast without breaking thingsSpeed and quality are not opposites. Small batches, feature flags and boring rollbacks let a team ship every day without leaving a mess for future you.
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