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Scaling a Gym SaaS from MVP to 10,000 Users

How I rebuilt a fragile gym MVP into a production-ready multi-tenant SaaS platform handling 10,000 members and $200k/month in recurring revenue.

4 project goals
4 recorded outcomes
7 core technologies
ReferenceDelivery context
Scaling a Gym SaaS from MVP to 10,000 Users

Business Context

The problem space and success criteria

The client had a working MVP with serious performance issues, no multi-tenancy, and billing that broke under load. They needed a complete rebuild — fast.

Project goals

  • Migrate to multi-tenant architecture without data loss
  • Implement reliable recurring billing via Stripe
  • Achieve sub-200ms API response times under load
  • Build a self-service onboarding flow for new gym owners

Technical Response

How the delivery was structured

Solution

Redesigned the data architecture for multi-tenancy, rebuilt the billing layer on Stripe Subscriptions, implemented Redis caching, and introduced a queue-based async job system.

Architecture

Multi-tenant Laravel API (subdomain routing) → Vue.js SPA → MySQL (per-tenant schemas) → Redis cache → AWS EC2 (auto-scaling) → S3 for media assets

Outcomes

Lead result

10,000+ members migrated with zero data loss

  • $200,000+ monthly recurring revenue processed
  • API response times reduced from 800ms to under 180ms
  • System running for 14 months with 99.95% uptime

FAQ

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