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Multi-tenant SaaS infrastructure

Run a multi-tenant SaaS without building the operations layer underneath.

Isolated tenants, a verified settlement ledger, subscribers, and identity — managed for you. You set the policy; MAKEMIND runs it.

Control plane
MAKEMIND
Tenancy · ledger · identity — managed for you
Tenants
Your customers
Each isolated — own users, billing, config
Sub-tenants (optional)
Their customers’ customers
Nest another layer when your tenants resell
End-users
Final consumers
Metered per tenant — distinct MAU

Every layer is isolated and sees only the one above it. You decide how money flows between them — route it through you, or keep yourself out of the money path entirely. It’s a setting, not a limit.

The asymmetry

Hand over what’s getting cheap. Keep what’s hard.

Fast to build with AI

Your product

A consulting app, an ERP, a storefront, a device controller. The domain is the part you know — and AI makes it faster every month.

Slow, risky, and a distraction to build

The operations layer under it

Tenant isolation, a settlement ledger, subscriptions and metering, auth and identity — regulated, audited, easy to get subtly wrong, and months of work before you earn a dollar. This is what MAKEMIND is.

What you get

Everything under a multi-tenant SaaS — already running.

01Multi-tenancy & isolationProvision and operate unlimited tenants from one control plane — each fully isolated, with its own users, roles, billing, and config. Nest sub-tenants when your customers resell.
02Settlement ledgerDouble-entry, hash-chained. Subscriptions, metered usage, points, deposits, commissions, cross-border tax, credit notes — and you pick the payment channel and money-flow as configuration.
03Subscribers & identityEnd-user lifecycle, distinct-MAU metering, the identity↔billing bridge, GDPR. Sessions, API keys, MFA, SSO — your users, your rules.
04And the rest, built inAI (chat, embeddings, BYOK), knowledge / RAG, durable logic workflows, a marketplace, data & storage — behind one gateway.

Two ways in

Take one service, or the whole stack.

Model A — Partial infrastructure

Keep your backend. Borrow the hard parts.

Use MAKEMIND for the settlement ledger — or data, storage, messaging, AI — over an API key.

  • You build your own product
  • Auth — machine-to-machine API key
  • Surface — REST + RPC dispatch, scoped by an allowlist
Model B — Full platform

Build the whole app on MAKEMIND.

Tenants → app build → publish → custom-domain hosting, end to end via the SDK.

  • You build your app on the platform
  • Auth — user sessions
  • Surface — the SDK across every service

Why teams build on it

The differences that decide it.

01

Multi-tenant management, done

Isolate and operate any number of tenants — and their sub-tenants and end-users — from one control plane. The hardest, most error-prone part of a SaaS, already built and hardened.

02

A verified settlement ledger

Double-entry with a hash-chained audit trail — the correctness you can’t afford to get wrong when it’s other people’s money. Not a billing table bolted on after.

03

Settlement on your terms

Charge by entry fee, usage, subscription, points, or deposit; choose the payment channel, rates, and how money flows — including keeping yourself out of the money path entirely. All configuration, no rebuild.

04

One service, or the whole stack

Take just the ledger over an API key today, or build your whole app on the platform. Start with one piece and grow into the rest — no migration.

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MAKEMIND is running its own SaaS — the marketplace and others — on the platform first. External onboarding, with self-serve sign-up and pricing, opens after that.

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