Compliance-first delivery
The problems change as you grow. We have seen each stage
At seed stage the risk is shipping too slowly. At Series A it is the first enterprise customer’s security questionnaire. By Series B it is a cloud bill growing faster than revenue and a release process only two people understand. SaaS teams rarely need someone to explain Kubernetes. They need senior hands who have already been through the next stage.
We work as an extension of your product team: backend and API engineering, CI/CD and infrastructure as code, platform engineering, SLOs and observability, and AI features with proper evaluation. We can join as embedded engineers or a small, focused squad.
Sound like your roadmap?
The patterns we see again and again in growing SaaS companies.
“Our first enterprise deal is stuck in security review”
The prospect wants SOC 2, a pen-test report and answers to 200 questions before procurement will move.
“Deploys are a ceremony”
Releases need a specific person, a long checklist and a quiet Friday. Rollbacks are scarier still.
“Cloud spend grows faster than ARR”
Nobody can say which tenant, feature or team is driving the bill.
“One big customer slows everyone down”
Shared databases and queues let one tenant’s load or bad query hurt all the others.
“Our AI feature demos well and fails in production”
Answers drift, cite the wrong documents, or leak data across tenants.
“We can’t hire senior DevOps fast enough”
The platform backlog grows while recruiting takes months.
SaaS solutions for each growth stage
Start with the one that is blocking revenue today.
SOC 2 readiness, the engineering way
The challenge
Enterprise buyers require SOC 2 (and sometimes ISO 27001), and the work keeps losing to features.
Our approach
We run a gap assessment, implement the technical controls (SSO, MFA, logging, backups, change management, vulnerability scanning) as code, automate evidence collection and get you ready for the auditor of your choice.
What you get
- Gap assessment against Trust Services Criteria
- Controls implemented as code
- Automated evidence and policies
- Pen test and security-questionnaire answers
Delivery pipeline & platform
The challenge
Manual or fragile releases, environments that drift, and engineers waiting on infrastructure tickets.
Our approach
We build CI/CD with GitOps, preview environments and progressive delivery, define infrastructure in Terraform, and add golden-path templates so a new service reaches production in a day.
What you get
- CI/CD with automated tests and scans
- GitOps deploys with one-click rollback
- Terraform modules and preview environments
- Golden-path service templates
Multi-tenant architecture review
The challenge
Tenants share everything, so isolation, per-tenant cost and data-residency requests are hard to answer.
Our approach
We review your tenancy model (pooled, siloed or hybrid), fix the hot spots with rate limits, queues and row-level security, and design a path to dedicated or regional tenants for customers who need them.
What you get
- Tenancy model assessment
- Isolation and noisy-neighbour fixes
- Per-tenant metrics and cost attribution
- Regional or dedicated tenant design
Cloud and Kubernetes cost control
The challenge
The bill is climbing and nobody owns it.
Our approach
We make cost visible per service and tenant, then rightsize, autoscale, use spot capacity and size commitments to your real baseline. We do not promise a percentage before we have seen your usage.
What you get
- Cost visibility by team, service and tenant
- Rightsizing and autoscaling
- Spot and commitment strategy
- Budgets and anomaly alerts
AI features that hold up in production
The challenge
A RAG or agent prototype that impressed the board but is unreliable, hard to evaluate and risky with customer data.
Our approach
We rebuild retrieval with tenant-aware access control, add evaluation sets and guardrails, observe quality and cost per request, and ship behind feature flags.
What you get
- Tenant-isolated retrieval (RAG)
- Evaluation harness and quality metrics
- Guardrails and prompt-injection defences
- Cost and latency observability
What SaaS buyers and regulators now expect
Your customers’ compliance obligations increasingly become yours through contracts. These are the frameworks we help SaaS teams meet.
SOC 2 Type II
The default ask from US enterprise buyers. A Type II report covers how your controls operated over a period of months, so starting early matters. The report is issued by an independent CPA firm.
ISO/IEC 27001:2022
Common with European and Indian buyers. The transition period from the 2013 edition ended on 31 October 2025, so new and renewed certificates follow the 2022 Annex A.
EU AI Act
Transparency duties for chatbots and AI-generated content apply from 2 August 2026, and general-purpose AI model rules from August 2025. We help you label, log and evaluate AI features.
EU Data Act
In application since 12 September 2025, with rules on data access and on switching between cloud and data-processing services, which affects how SaaS contracts handle exit and portability.
GDPR & India’s DPDP Act
Data-processing agreements, sub-processor lists, retention and deletion. India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 adds consent and breach-notification duties for Indian users.
HIPAA, PCI DSS & more
Vertical SaaS inherits its customers’ rules: a BAA for health data, PCI scope for payments. See our healthcare and fintech pages.
Status as of October 2026. Regulations change; we help you design, implement and evidence technical controls. Legal interpretation belongs with your counsel, and certifications or audit opinions are issued by independent bodies, not by us.
Stack we work in every day
- AWS
- Google Cloud
- Azure
- Kubernetes
- Terraform
- Argo CD
- GitHub Actions
- Node.js
- Python
- Go
- PostgreSQL
- OpenTelemetry
Products SaaS teams use alongside our engineering
We are a SaaS company too. These are platforms we build, sell and keep running.
CloudMonitor
See your entire cloud, clearly — multi-cloud cost, security & inventory One dashboard for AWS, GCP and Azure spend, waste and security posture, with anomaly alerts and a free tier. Visit cloud-monitor.radiatus.com
Insight OS
Analytics, live chat & leads in one script Cookieless analytics, live chat and lead capture in one script, ideal for a SaaS marketing site. Visit insight.hi4.in
SemperWise
AI-first cybersecurity: VAPT, pentesting & compliance on SemperWise One™ Continuous pentesting and AI red teaming when your release cadence outgrows the annual pen test. Visit semperwise.comA typical first engagement: the scale-readiness review
Two to three weeks, fixed scope, looking at the four things that usually break first as a SaaS company grows.
Context
Architecture walkthrough with your CTO and leads, plus read-only access to cloud, CI/CD and observability.
Four-part review
Delivery pipeline, tenancy and data model, cloud cost, and security posture against SOC 2.
Quick wins
We ship two or three fixes during the review itself, often cost or pipeline improvements, so you see the working style.
Roadmap
A prioritised 90-day plan with effort estimates, whether you run it in-house or with embedded engineers.
Guides and terms for SaaS teams
Guides
Questions SaaS teams ask us
For a cloud-native SaaS with a small team, readiness for a Type I report often takes a few months, depending on how many controls already exist. A Type II report then needs an observation period, commonly three to twelve months. We give you a realistic plan after the gap assessment.
Yes. Embedded engineers work in your repositories, Slack, tickets and rituals, take direction from your leads and follow your review process. You can scale the team up or down with agreed notice.
Yes. Our AI-driven rapid development practice ships MVPs and internal tools quickly, but on production-grade foundations (CI/CD, IaC, auth, logging) so you do not have to rewrite when it works.
No. Everything is built in your accounts and repositories, using mainstream open tooling (Terraform, Kubernetes, GitHub Actions, OpenTelemetry), and documented so your team can own it.
Yes. We enforce tenant isolation at retrieval time, add evaluation and guardrails, log prompts and responses for review, and test for prompt injection and data leakage before launch.
Is a security review, a release process or a cloud bill slowing you down?
Tell us your stage and your blocker. We will tell you what we would fix first.