Senior judgment at the system boundary
Architecture starts with workflows, data ownership, roles, integrations, failure behavior, and the operational consequences of each decision.
Direct software engineering for B2B operations
Custom B2B software, delivered with senior architectural judgment and AI-accelerated engineering.
EVC Studios turns complex operational workflows into maintainable applications, SaaS platforms, integrations, internal tools, and high-performance websites. Modern development automation reduces repetitive implementation work while business rules, data boundaries, security-sensitive decisions, and production changes remain subject to direct human review.
- Senior Architecture
- AI-Accelerated Delivery
- Direct Accountability
- Production Boundaries
Product interfacesRelational data systemsOperational automationSystem integrations
Operating model
Direct technical accountability without a multi-layer delivery structure
EVC combines senior architecture with automation-assisted execution. The tools accelerate implementation; responsibility for scope, system behavior, risk, and production quality remains human.
Automation as an execution multiplier
Modern engineering tools assist research, implementation, testing, and documentation so more project effort can focus on business behavior and reliability.
Visible decisions and direct review
Scope changes, security-sensitive choices, database transitions, dependencies, and production releases are reviewed as explicit engineering decisions.
Core services
Four ways to replace operational friction with a maintainable system
Custom B2B Applications
Authenticated internal tools, customer portals, and multi-tenant systems for teams with complex operational workflows.
- Common requirements
- RBAC, PostgreSQL, APIs, dashboards
- Typical outcome
- Replace fragmented processes with one maintainable system.
SaaS MVP Development
Production-ready first releases for founders and teams validating a focused software product.
- Common requirements
- Accounts, billing, admin, reporting
- Typical outcome
- Launch the core workflow without building an unmaintainable prototype.
Corporate & Enterprise Websites
Governed B2B websites designed for lead generation, content operations, search visibility, and performance.
- Common requirements
- CMS, analytics, CRM, SEO, GEO
- Typical outcome
- Give buyers and search systems clear, structured answers.
Workflow Automation & Integrations
Reliable data movement and process automation across CRMs, payment systems, APIs, and legacy software.
- Common requirements
- REST, webhooks, sync, recovery
- Typical outcome
- Reduce repetitive administration without losing operational control.
Business problems solved
When the current process has become the constraint
Typical engagements begin with manual internal workflows, disconnected systems, spreadsheet-dependent operations, legacy software limitations, weak customer or partner portals, difficult reporting, repetitive administration, or inflexible off-the-shelf platforms.
React and TypeScript interfaces
Node.js APIs
REST architecture
Secure webhooks
PostgreSQL
Authentication and RBAC
Stripe integrations
Headless CMS integrations
Data synchronization
Deployment workflows
Technical SEO
GEO foundations
Delivery process
Decisions are resolved in the order they affect the system
- 01
Discovery and requirements
Workflow map, stakeholder constraints, system inventory, risks, and measurable acceptance criteria.
- 02
Architecture and scope
Data model, authorization boundaries, integration plan, delivery phases, and project estimate.
- 03
Interface and system design
Information architecture, wireframes, design system, API contracts, and interaction states.
- 04
Development
Type-safe frontend, backend business logic, database migrations, integrations, and implementation reviews.
- 05
Testing and deployment
Regression checks, accessibility review, environment verification, production release, and rollback plan.
- 06
Iteration and support
Issue triage, measured improvements, dependency maintenance, and separately scoped product evolution.
Planning ranges
Transparent benchmarks before detailed discovery
Ranges are planning estimates rather than fixed quotes. Final pricing depends on workflows, data, roles, integrations, migration, security, and delivery risk.
Corporate websites$3,000–$75,000+
SaaS MVP$15,000–$60,000
Multi-tenant application$40,000–$120,000
Enterprise portal or marketplace$120,000–$400,000+
FAQ
Answers for early project planning
How much does a custom web application cost?
A focused SaaS MVP typically ranges from $15,000–$60,000. Multi-tenant applications commonly range from $40,000–$120,000, while enterprise portals and marketplaces generally begin at $120,000. Data, roles, integrations, security, and migration determine the final scope.
How long does a SaaS MVP take to build?
A focused MVP commonly requires 8–16 weeks after scope approval. Multiple roles, complex billing, integrations, migration, or compliance requirements extend that planning range.
Can EVC Studios modernize an existing application?
Yes. Modernization may involve interface replacement, API extraction, database migration, dependency upgrades, workflow redesign, or phased replacement. The existing system must be audited before a safe plan is proposed.
Can EVC Studios integrate with an existing CRM or internal system?
Yes, when the system provides a viable API, webhook, database, file exchange, or supported integration method. Discovery confirms authentication, identifiers, data ownership, rate limits, and failure recovery.
What happens after launch?
Launch includes production verification and handoff. Monitoring, issue response, dependency maintenance, new features, and ongoing product support can be defined as a separate engagement.
Bring the workflow, constraints, and desired outcome—not a finished specification.
A useful first conversation identifies what the system must change, what it must connect to, and which assumptions need technical validation.