Pricing

What this costs, published.

Most studios make you ask. These are the actual ranges, in naira, with the things that move them. A quote still comes after mapping your workflow — but you should be able to tell before any call whether this is the right conversation.

Last updated 5 October 2026 Prices in naira, VAT not included Ranges, not quotes

Engagements

Four ways this usually starts.

SaaS production readiness audit

₦450,000 – ₦900,000

per audit · About 2 weeks

A defensive review of a product you already own or have permission to test: attack surface, role and tenant isolation, payment leakage, deployment posture and abuse cases.

You get: A scored report, prioritised fix tickets, and a retest once they are closed.
Right if: You are about to take real money or real records, and you want to know what breaks first.

Build an MVP

₦3.5M – ₦7M

per build · 6 to 10 weeks

One or two core workflows, built properly: roles, an admin surface somebody can operate, a deployment path, and a handover.

You get: A running product on infrastructure you can point at, with the source and the runbook.
Right if: You have a real operating problem and users waiting, not a pitch deck.

Rescue or harden a live product

₦1.2M – ₦4M

per engagement · 3 to 8 weeks

Taking over something already built: a readiness audit first, then the fixes that matter, then the parts that were never finished.

You get: A product that holds together, and documentation of what was actually wrong.
Right if: Your developer left, or it works until it is busy.

Embedded, monthly

₦1.8M+

per month · Rolling, one month notice

Capacity rather than a fixed scope: ongoing build, operations, monitoring and the small things that keep a live system healthy.

You get: A named person who knows your system, not a ticket queue.
Right if: You have something live and nobody whose job it is to keep it that way.

What moves the number

Scope, priced separately.

A build is the base plus whatever of this it actually needs. Money movement is almost always the biggest single factor, because correctness there is expensive and getting it wrong is more so.

Added to a build	Range	Why it costs what it costs
Payments and money movement	₦600,000 – ₦1.4M	Collections, reconciliation, refunds and a ledger that explains itself. The single most common reason a build costs more than expected.
Multi-role admin surfaces	₦400,000 – ₦900,000	More than one kind of user, with boundaries that are enforced rather than agreed.
Works offline	₦700,000 – ₦1.5M	The thing keeps working when the network does not, and settles cleanly when it returns.
AI or computer vision	₦900,000 – ₦2.5M	Model work, a review step where a human stays responsible, and honest limits.
Multi-tenant or multi-branch	₦500,000 – ₦1.2M	One deployment serving several companies or sites without them seeing each other.
Kept running after handover	₦350,000 – ₦750,000	Monitoring, backups with a tested restore, and someone to call. Billed monthly.

Products

If you want to buy a product, not a build.

Eleven of the products on this site are playable from their walkthrough page before you speak to anyone.

Product	Price	How it works
Klas Manager	Free to start, at any student count	Optional fee-collection services may carry transaction fees. There is no per-student-per-term licence.
MediSeen HMS	Quoted per facility	Depends on departments, branches and whether an offline-capable deployment is needed.
MyNaijaEstate	Prepaid tokens, no subscription	An estate buys tokens and spends one when a pass is verified at the gate, so a small estate can start.
The other walkthroughs	Quoted	PlotForce, NaijaStay, OnsiteBoss, Oasis Spring, VIGIL, OpenKYB and the rest are quoted against your own structure.

How engagements run. Work starts against a written scope with the price in it. Builds are billed in stages against delivered milestones, not hours. An audit is billed once, and the retest after you close the findings is included. Embedded work is monthly with one month’s notice on either side. Source code and infrastructure access are handed over at the end of every engagement — there is no arrangement here where you cannot leave with what you paid for.

Questions

What people ask about price.

How much does it cost to build a custom SaaS product in Nigeria?

Most founder-led MVPs land between ₦3.5 million and ₦7 million, priced against the workflows involved rather than a flat package. Payments, multi-role admin, offline operation and multi-tenancy each add to that; the ranges for those are published above.

How much is a SaaS readiness audit?

Between ₦450,000 and ₦900,000, taking about two weeks. You get a scored report, prioritised fix tickets and a retest once they are closed. There is a full sample report on this site so you can see the deliverable before you buy it.

Do you charge per user, per student, or per month?

For services, no — an audit, a build or a rescue is quoted once for the work. For products: Klas Manager starts free at any student count, MyNaijaEstate runs on prepaid tokens rather than a subscription, and the rest are quoted per deployment.

Why publish ranges instead of a fixed price?

Because a fixed price for work nobody has scoped is either padded or wrong. The range is the honest span; the quote comes after mapping the actual workflow, and it is written down before anything is built.

What makes a project land at the top of a range?

Money movement is the usual answer — collections, refunds and reconciliation are where correctness is expensive. After that: several kinds of user with real boundaries between them, working offline, and anything that has to serve multiple branches or companies from one deployment.

Do you work with clients outside Nigeria?

Yes, remotely across Africa and globally. Pricing is in naira because that is what the studio is costed in; invoicing in another currency is possible by arrangement.

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