Notavia · Founding design partners

Implement one notification flow with us.

Notavia is new. Instead of asking you to evaluate it alone, we build the first real flow with your team and stay with it until it delivers in production. Five partners at a time, so the help is real.

What you get

Four things, none of them a demo.

Writing the first integration is the easy part. What costs teams months is operating notifications across every tenant and provider afterwards — that is the part we work on together.

One real flow, implemented together

Not a proof of concept. We pick a notification your product actually sends, and work with you until it runs in production on Notavia.

One architecture review

Your notification layer as it stands — tenancy, provider routing, retries, suppression, templates, delivery logging. You keep the findings whether or not you continue with us.

Direct help through first delivery

Email or a call with the person who builds Notavia, for as long as the integration takes. No ticket queue.

Growth features at the Starter price for 60 days

€18 instead of €73 per month — $19 instead of $79 — for the first 60 days, which adds the in-app inbox, Slack, Teams, Discord and outbound webhooks to the email and SMS you would get on Starter. After 60 days the plan reverts to its list price. There is no permanent discount and no lock-in.

Who this is for

It fits if most of these are true.

  • You run a B2B SaaS on ASP.NET Core with two to twenty developers.
  • You serve multiple customer tenants or brands from one product.
  • Transactional email already works, and there are at least five notification types in the product.
  • Something is forcing the question now: an in-app inbox, a second provider, per-tenant sending domains, customer branding, preferences, suppression, delivery observability, or an incident you would rather not repeat.

If you need a basic email API, or you are before the product, Notavia is not worth your time yet — the free plan is there when it is.

What we ask

Three things back.

  • One twenty-minute conversation about what was hard, by email or call.
  • Permission to fix what you find, quickly.
  • A case study if the result is worth one — named or anonymous, and never a condition of the offer.

We are a small company and we will not pretend otherwise: there is no customer reference list yet, and enterprise procurement that requires certifications or contracted support coverage is not something we can honestly serve today. Everything we do publish about security and data processing applies to design partners exactly as it applies to anyone else.