A production-ready Next.js starter with authentication and billing already wired in — so you can spend your time on the product, not the plumbing.
A live demo of the free-trial limit. Sign in, then generate an image — free users get a limited number of tries before being asked to subscribe.
Each moving part of a modern SaaS — ready and connected, so you start from a working whole rather than a blank page.
Sign-in, sessions, and social login handled for you — email, Google, or GitHub.
Subscriptions and one-off payments with Clink, Creem, Stripe, or Waffo — switch providers with a single env var, no code changes.
One account, one workspace — no organizations or teams to configure.
Full locale routing and translations, ready for a global audience.
End-to-end types across the API and database, so mistakes surface in your editor.
Log uploads and error tracking. Full log uploads on paid plans, with basic coverage on the free plan.
Start free, upgrade when you need more. Cancel anytime.
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For growing companies
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Feedback from the people who build with this starter.
This boilerplate saved me at least 40 hours of setup. I went from zero to a working SaaS in two days. The editing experience is incredibly smooth.
I love how easy it is to customize the landing page. The component structure is clean and well-organized — editing feels natural and intuitive.
As a solo developer, time is everything. This framework gave me a production-ready foundation so I could focus on my actual product features.
The internationalization setup alone would have taken me a week. Having it built-in with next-intl right out of the box is a game changer.
I was skeptical at first, but after trying three other starters, this one clicked. The code is clean, well-documented, and the editing workflow just makes sense.
The auth system with Better Auth is seamless. Magic link, social login, email verification — all wired up and ready to go. Saved me countless hours.
Answers to the things we get asked most often.
Fork the starter, connect your keys, and ship your first release this week.