From idea to production.
One team. End to end.
Most product agencies hand off between phases — discovery to design, design to engineering, engineering to ops. We don't. The same senior team owns your product from the first sketch to the production release notes.
How we ship products.
Five product types. Same engineering team.
We don't specialize by product type — we specialize by quality bar. Every product we ship runs in production with paying users.
SaaS platforms
Multi-tenantB2B SaaS products from MVP to scale. Tenant isolation, billing, admin, analytics, customer onboarding flows. Engineered for sales — clean enough that procurement and security teams will approve.
Mobile products
iOS · Android · Cross-platformNative iOS, native Android, Flutter, React Native. Offline-first, multilingual, accessibility built in. The same team that builds the app also builds the backend that powers it.
Marketplaces
Two-sidedTwo-sided platforms with the operational complexity that comes with them — KYC, dispute resolution, escrow, ratings, search, payouts. We've shipped marketplaces in fintech, real estate, and B2B services.
Internal tools
Back-officeAdmin consoles, operational dashboards, ETL pipelines, customer service tools. Less glamorous than public products, but they decide whether your team scales or drowns. We treat them with the same engineering rigor.
Web applications
Customer-facingCustomer portals, content platforms, e-commerce, real-time collaboration tools. Performance-budgeted, SEO-aware, accessibility-tested. Built to convert and built to scale.
Five roles. One squad.
When you hire Symloop for a product, you get a complete cross-functional squad — not a single role you have to coordinate around.
Product manager
Owns the user research, the backlog, the sprint cadence, the stakeholder communication. Senior — has shipped products before, not learning on your dollar.
Product designer
Research, wireframes, design system, UI, prototypes, accessibility review. Owns the look AND the interaction model. Doesn't ship a Figma file and disappear.
Product engineer
Full-stack — frontend, backend, database, integrations. Senior enough to make architectural decisions without escalating. Multiple per squad on larger products.
DevOps / SRE
Sets up CI/CD, infrastructure, observability, on-call. Same person stays on the project after launch — no handoff to a 'ops team'.
QA engineer
Automated test infrastructure, end-to-end Playwright tests, accessibility audits, performance budgets. Catches regressions before they reach production.
Five phases. From kickoff to ongoing operations.
Discovery
User research, scope definition, technical feasibility, success metrics. Fixed price.
Design
Design system, key screens, prototypes, accessibility patterns. Tested with real users before code starts.
Build
Production engineering with CI/CD, tests, monitoring. Weekly demos, shipped behind feature flags.
Launch
Staged rollout, monitoring, hotfix readiness, marketing site, onboarding flows.
Iterate
Post-launch iteration based on real usage data. Feature work, performance, growth experiments.
Numbers we can defend.
Per-discipline stack. All production-grade.
Design
Figma · FigJam · Storybook · Design tokens · Accessibility checker · Plausible Analytics
Frontend
React · Next.js · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS · TanStack Query · Zustand · Framer Motion
Backend
Node.js · Python (FastAPI) · PostgreSQL · Prisma · Drizzle · Redis · BullMQ · S3
Infrastructure & QA
Vercel · Railway · Kubernetes · Terraform · GitHub Actions · Playwright · Sentry · PostHog
Common questions.
How much does a product engagement cost?
Product engagements are typically structured as fixed-price discovery (1–2 weeks) followed by phased fixed-price builds. Total project cost varies enormously by scope, but typical mid-sized products land between €60K and €250K from kickoff to launch. Long-term iteration is a monthly retainer.
How long until we launch?
Most products reach a shippable v1 in 12–16 weeks. Smaller MVPs can launch in 8–10. Enterprise products with complex integrations and compliance can take 6 months. We don't promise dates we can't hit.
Who owns the product after launch?
You do. We can stay on as a long-term operations partner if you want, or we can transfer cleanly to your internal team with documentation, knowledge transfer sessions, and 30 days of post-handoff support.
Do you do equity deals?
Rarely. We've done equity-only or cash + equity blends with a small number of early-stage clients where we believed strongly in the team. Default is cash. We're an engineering firm, not a venture studio.
Do you maintain products after launch?
Yes. Most clients keep us on a monthly retainer for ongoing iteration, performance work, security patches, and feature development. Some clients hand off to their internal team — both work.
Who owns the code, design, and IP?
You do. Source code, design files, infrastructure-as-code, documentation, test suites — all transferred to you under your IP. We retain the right to use generic, anonymized techniques in future engagements.