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</div>NEW YORK, USA, Sept. 11, 2026 <a href="https://www.globenewswire.com" target="_blank">(GLOBE NEWSWIRE)</a> -- <a href="https://digitalheroesco.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" title="Digital Heroes">Digital Heroes</a> today announced a strategic initiative to expand from client services into the development of proprietary software-as-a-service products while simultaneously scaling full-stack SaaS engineering and product delivery for external clients across industries. The announcement formalizes a multi‑year evolution by the company from ecommerce and website development into a practice focused on building multi-tenant platforms, subscription systems, API integrations, mobile companion apps, analytics, automation and AI-enabled features tailored to commercial outcomes. The initiative centers on a product-first approach to engineering that aligns platform architecture with measurable business objectives rather than treating design, onboarding, billing and growth as disconnected components. Digital Heroes positions platforms so that dashboards, billing systems and onboarding flows are built to remove operational friction, accelerate time to first value and support retention and expansion. The company emphasizes that platform decisions such as multi-tenancy, permissions and data isolation should be driven by scalability and operational realities rather than template feature checklists. Shreyansh Singh, Managing Director at Digital Heroes, leads the expanded effort. Singh’s background spans ecommerce, website development, digital marketing, product thinking and SaaS delivery. External profiles and public signals identify Singh as a Vetted Pro and Top Rated professional with expertise that includes full-stack development for SaaS applications, React Native, Docker, AWS-related capabilities, APIs, CRM and ERP-related work. Digital Heroes cites those capabilities as foundational to the company’s transition from one-off digital projects to repeatable SaaS product models. Digital Heroes publicly reports delivery of more than 2,000 digital projects and operations across more than 50 countries. The company currently describes a distributed team of more than 50 people with personnel located in New York, Delhi, London, Lucknow and Sydney. That breadth of project experience and geographic distribution contributes to the company’s ability to pair customer-facing product experience with backend engineering, integration design and commercial strategy. As part of the proprietary product initiative, Digital Heroes is developing a portfolio of commerce-focused products intended for the Shopify ecosystem, including ShopScore, a store quality assurance and auditing product; HeroCheckout, a checkout optimization product; and Section Vault, a library of reusable storefront sections. These proprietary products are intended to force internal alignment on the same product-market-fit, feature prioritization, onboarding, retention and operational cost challenges that SaaS clients encounter, converting vendor experience into operator experience. Beyond commerce, Digital Heroes notes that industry-specific SaaS development requires distinct architectural, regulatory and usability considerations. The company frames its services and product work across multiple verticals including healthcare, financial services, real estate, logistics, professional services and education. For each vertical, Digital Heroes emphasizes workflow-first design, privacy and compliance alignment where applicable, interface clarity for risk-sensitive domains, and integrations that connect customer data, transactions and operations across an organization’s existing systems. Technical capabilities emphasized under the initiative include multi-tenant architecture, subscription billing behavior aligned to value metrics, CRM and ERP-style data models, administrative controls, role-based permissions, automated notifications, background processing, analytics instrumentation and an API layer designed to integrate reliably with third-party systems. Mobile companion applications built with cross-platform frameworks are positioned as extensions of core web platforms when native capabilities, location features or frequent engagement justify a mobile presence. The company also highlights use cases for AI within product workflows, including document extraction, knowledge search, lead qualification, personalized recommendations and automation that reduces routine tasks. Digital Heroes frames its model as founder-led product ownership, drawing on the company’s entrepreneurial origins in ecommerce and direct-to-consumer operations. That background informs strategic questions about feature necessity, pricing tiers, automation versus manual operations, MVP scope and how to measure whether a product delivers business outcomes in activation, retention and revenue. The company presents this approach as a contrast to engineering models that treat product decisions as purely technical or feature-driven. The company further cites a combination of web development heritage, ecommerce experience and a digital marketing and media presence as assets in bridging product engineering with go-to-market considerations. Digital Heroes notes that successful SaaS products require both technical reliability and a plan for customer acquisition, onboarding and long-term retention, and that internal product development work serves as a proving ground for those capabilities. Digital Heroes expects the strategic initiative to accelerate the company’s ability to deliver commercially-oriented SaaS platforms for clients while building a small portfolio of proprietary offerings that expose the team to operational realities of running subscription products. The initiative represents a formalization of capabilities the company has developed over several years of project delivery and is positioned to influence future engagements that require full-stack SaaS engineering tied to measurable business outcomes. About Digital Heroes Digital Heroes is a software development company focused on web, ecommerce and SaaS product engineering. The company reports delivery of more than 2,000 projects and maintains a distributed team of more than 50 people across New York, Delhi, London, Lucknow and Sydney. Digital Heroes provides multi-tenant SaaS platforms, subscription billing, API integrations, mobile companion applications and product design services for businesses across multiple industries. 
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