Web App and SaaS Development
We build web services people pay for by subscription: from user accounts and plans to a control panel that replaces spreadsheets.
hightab is a development studio based in Baku. We build subscription web services: user accounts, plans and discounts, team roles, card and invoice payments, and a control panel instead of spreadsheets. We work in two-week cycles with a demo at the end of each. We send an estimate broken down by stage after a call, usually within 2–3 days; the code and accounts are registered to your company.
What we do
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User accounts
Profile, subscription and payment history — everything users work with every day, in one place.
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Plans and discounts
Pricing plans and discounts are part of the product, not manual work in spreadsheets.
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Team roles
Each team member gets their own rights: who sees the data and who manages payments and settings.
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Payments
Card and invoice payments; we connect Stripe and other payment providers.
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Control panel
An admin panel instead of scattered spreadsheets: users, subscriptions and payments in one place.
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Prototype before code
In week two you get a clickable prototype to walk through before development starts.
Timeline
Price
The price depends on the scope: after a call and a review of the project we send an estimate broken down by stage, usually within 2–3 days. What an MVP costsTwo-week cycles with a demo at the end of each; exact timelines are in the estimate.
How a project runs
Five stages, each ending with something in your hands. You see progress every week, not on delivery day.
Strategy and estimate
We break down the task and the numbers. You get a roadmap, a scope of work and firm deadlines.
UX and interface
A clickable prototype you can walk through before development starts.
Development
We work in two-week cycles — you see results every two weeks. Clean code and a demo at the end of each one.
Testing and release
We handle servers, domains and publishing to the App Store and Google Play.
Support
We watch the metrics, fix things fast and keep growing the product with new features.
Our products
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Trend.photo
AI portraits from a single selfie
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DadMap
A food map of Baku by dishes, not venues
Questions
How much does a web app cost?
It depends on the scope: roles, screens, payments and integrations. We give an exact figure after a call and a review of the project — usually 2–3 days — and the estimate comes broken down by stage.
How long does development take?
A first version to test the idea (MVP) takes 6 weeks. A full product with an admin panel and payments takes 3–5 months. You see the interface prototype in week two.
Which payment providers do you connect?
Card and invoice payments: Stripe and other payment providers, chosen for your market and task.
Can you improve an existing service?
Yes. We start with an audit of the code, infrastructure and metrics and show you what to fix first. The audit can be bought on its own, with no obligation to continue.
Who owns the code?
You do. The repository, domains and server credentials are registered to your company from day one.