SAKHANDA CO
We design and build SaaS products with practical AI inside. Start with a fixed first step — workshop, scope, or audit — and get a clear plan, estimate, and timeline before investing in full development.
15+ years in product engineering · EU jurisdiction · Fixed price at the start
Productized offers
Instead of ordering full development right away, lock one result: validate a hypothesis, estimate scope, or find risks. Then you decide what comes next.
The most common early mistake is starting to code without a clear scope and burning budget on rework. This workshop locks the product before a line of code is written.
Implementing AI because it is fashionable is expensive and usually useless. First we find where automation can produce results and where it cannot.
Reduce support load without committing to a full platform immediately. The pilot shows how the assistant performs on your actual data.
Legacy code and fragile infrastructure slow growth and worry investors. The audit shows what to fix first and how much effort it will take.
Hiring a strong CTO is expensive and slow. Get technical leadership when you need it and in exactly the right amount.
A transparent path from request to launch. At every step you see the plan, price, and risks — and decide whether to continue.
You send a request, then we meet for 30 minutes. We clarify the task, goals, and constraints. No pitch deck or sales pressure — just a fit check.
We start small: workshop, scope, or audit. You get a clear artifact — plan, architecture direction, estimate, and risk list. It usually takes 1–2 weeks and does not commit you to a full build.
You see what will be built, how much it will cost, and when it can ship before the larger work starts. You decide with real numbers in hand, not promises.
We build the product in iterations with regular demos. You see progress at each stage, while CTO-level control keeps architecture, quality, and timeline managed.
Engineering-led technology company
SAKHANDA CO's technical delivery is led by Volodymyr Sakhanda, Chief Technology Officer, Fractional CTO, and technology leader with 15+ years of experience in software development, product engineering, and scaling technical teams.
Architecture, roadmap, technical decisions, and delivery governance.
Practical AI automation, SaaS MVPs, internal tools, and scalable platforms.
Bulgaria-based company working with international B2B clients.
Direct answers to the questions founders usually have before the first request.
Yes. That is exactly where we usually start. Most founders come with an idea, not a finished specification. The Scope Workshop turns the idea into clear scope, architecture direction, and an estimate.
It depends on scope, but a typical MVP can launch in 6–8 weeks after scope is fixed. You receive the exact timeline during the starting step, before development begins.
A freelancer may be cheaper, but usually does not own architecture and risk end to end. A large agency is often slower and more expensive. We provide CTO-level technical leadership with a focused team and controlled budget.
The starting step — workshop, scope, or audit — has a fixed price and a defined artifact: plan, estimate, and recommendations. For full development, we provide an estimate broken down by stages so there are no billing surprises.
The code, documentation, and access remain yours. We design the architecture so your team or another vendor can continue without rewriting everything from scratch.
No. Early-stage startups are a core focus. That is why we start with a small fixed step: it is manageable at the beginning and gives you clarity before larger investment.
Not always. Sometimes AI creates real value, sometimes it only adds cost. We will tell you where automation is worth it and where it is better to avoid it before you invest.
Start with a fixed step and get a clear plan before committing to full development.
A founder had an idea but no technical roadmap — unsure what to build first, how long, or at what cost.
A fixed-scope workshop: user flows, MVP boundary, architecture direction, phased delivery and budget.
A roadmap, a budget estimate of €15 000, a 5-week plan, and a clear decision on the project’s feasibility before any development costs were incurred.
Scope · 5 weeks · €15 000
A support team handled a high volume of repetitive tickets manually — every similar question still required a human to open and answer a ticket.
We built and deployed an AI support bot trained on a curated Gold Dataset for accurate, reliable answers without involving staff. It also analyzed each day's tickets and grouped similar ones, so a single response could resolve a whole cluster at once.
Real ticket volume dropped 5× as the bot handled repetitive questions on its own — higher service quality and lower support costs. Delivered end-to-end in 4 weeks for €10 000.
Scope · 4 weeks · €10 000 · turnkey
Creators sharing digital work — song arrangements, web designs, and other original content — had no simple way to prove authorship before sending it out.
We built a Web3 blockchain system where creators register their work in an online database before distributing it, and receive a certificate confirming copyright ownership — timestamped and verifiable.
Launched as a full SaaS product in 3 months, now offered to platforms on a subscription basis — turning a single idea into a recurring-revenue service.
Scope · 3 months · €25 000 · idea → live SaaS
Running a music label means repetitive media operations that don't scale manually.
We built the infrastructure ourselves: release workflows, landing pages, content management, analytics, automation.
A running operation on our own automated workflows — the same engineering we bring to client products.
Scope · Ongoing in-house product sakhandamusic.com
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