APKBuild.org

Build a SaaS app from a prompt — deployed on your own VPS

Quick answer: APKBuild.org builds a complete SaaS application from a written brief and deploys it on the customer's own VPS: sign-up and login, billing, an admin panel, a database and the public pages. You fill in the server details once in a project, press build, and receive the live URL and admin login by email. Every later change is a prompt inside that same project instead of a new order.

Most "SaaS builders" hand you a starter repository and a list of tutorials. You still wire the database, the auth provider, the subscription webhooks, the admin screens and the deploy pipeline, and a week later you are debugging a billing webhook instead of talking to customers. This is the other version: you describe the product, you point us at a server you already own, and the running application is handed back.

The work happens once, inside a project that stores everything the app needs. When the product changes — a new screen, a different plan, an extra role — you send the change in a sentence. The project already knows the server, the credentials and the code, so it is an update rather than a rebuild.

Frequently asked questions

Can a SaaS really be built from a prompt?

A well-scoped SaaS — accounts, a dashboard, a database, billing and an admin view — can be generated and deployed from a detailed brief. The brief is the contract: vague input produces a generic product, and a precise one (screens, data, roles, billing rules) produces something usable. We review the result before it is called live.

Do I need to know how to code?

No, to order and to run it: the app arrives deployed with an admin login. Yes, eventually, if you want to extend it yourself — the repository is yours and the stack is ordinary Node, React and Postgres/SQLite, with no proprietary runtime to learn.

What if my VPS only allows SSH keys?

Leave the password field empty and give the server address. We send one setup command for you to run on the server, or you add a public key we provide, and the deploy continues without a password ever leaving your side.

Who owns the code and the server?

You do. The application is deployed on your VPS, the repository is in your GitHub account, and the database is on your machine. Nothing about the running product depends on APKBuild staying in the loop.

Can I change the app after it is delivered?

Yes. The project stores the server, the credentials, the code and every brief, so a change is a sentence in the same project rather than a new order with all the details typed again.

Does the app include subscriptions and payments?

When the brief asks for them, yes — plans, checkout and webhooks wired to a payment provider, plus the admin view of who is on which plan. Say which provider you want in the brief; if you have no merchant account yet, the app ships with billing stubbed and clearly marked rather than pretending to charge.

How long does the delivery take?

It is a hand-finished build, not an instant download. The order is queued the moment you submit it and the work starts from the brief; you get an email when it is live rather than a spinner that never ends.

Is the SaaS Builder available on Starter or Pro?

No. It is part of the Agency plan, because each order is one complete application deployed on your infrastructure. Starter and Pro cover APK/AAB builds, the AI builder and the project manager.