Exit-intent popup SaaS with builder, templates and billing
- SaaS
ConvertHero, US: in 2019 Brocoders built the exit-intent popup SaaS on Ruby on Rails and React, with a popup builder, designer templates, timing controls, campaign analytics, lead capture, CMS integrations and subscription billing. Site owners add a popup without a developer.
Quick Answers to Common Questions
Yes — especially for teams prioritizing speed to market. Rails' convention-over-configuration philosophy and mature ecosystem still allow a small team to ship a full-featured product faster than most alternatives. Shopify, GitHub, and Basecamp still run on Rails at scale.
CRUD-heavy web apps, SaaS backends, API-only services, and content management systems. Rails is less suited to real-time applications with very high concurrency (though ActionCable helps) or CPU-intensive workloads.
Database query optimization with proper indexing, background jobs with Sidekiq, caching with Redis, read replicas for heavy reporting queries, and horizontal scaling behind a load balancer. Most Rails performance problems are database problems, not language problems.
Yes. Brocoders has experience upgrading apps from Rails 4 through 7, migrating from older testing frameworks, and modernizing asset pipelines. Upgrades are done incrementally with a full test suite as the safety net.
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We are thrilled about the opportunity to provide software development services for your business
Rodion Salnik
CTO and Co-founder at Brocoders
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