Free alternatives to Shipfast's nextjs SaaS template?
Wondering what you guys think of https://shipfa.st ? It's a $150 SaaS template for:
-NextJS
-MongoDB
-Stripe
-Google Auth
-Mailgun
-Tailwind
and if you know of any other free, open-source alternatives, such as Wasp's SaaS template (https://github.com/wasp-lang/SaaS-Template-GPT), which uses:
-React + NodeJS via Wasp
-Postgres
-Stripe
-Google Auth
-Mailgun or Sendgrid
-Tailwind
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There are tons out there, but I like to pay it forward and support these guys building these. $150 is still cheap for a full-blown boilerplate. That said, Vercel does have some nice free templates, including one with auth and stripe
I'm working on a project that solves the same problem, but with a slightly different approach. I will appreciate it if you took a look at my post here:
https://www.indiehackers.com/post/validate-my-idea-408c562f23
I used this for my side project, https://reflectdaily.app/ and it gave me an amazing head start :). I believe https://coverlettergpt.xyz/ which was trending here a while ago is also powered by it (Wasp SaaS Template).
"Indie Kit" is a better alternative. more affordable.
I made an affordable alternative to ShipFast :)
And sold 1 of my side projects using it :)
Sold: https://www.lecturekit.io (Not mine anymore)
Currently working on: https://www.capturekit.dev
The starter kit link: https://www.nextupkit.com
I've just released my alternative to shipfast. It is a Nodejs boilerplate that takes care of all the basics like Auth, payments, emails, and more...
It is called FasterNode.
Hey Vince,
This might help. Currently I am also investigating alternative "Ship Management Softwares" to Shipfast
https://www.reddit.com/r/SaaS/comments/18id1qp/open_saas_free_opensource_alternative_to_shipfast/
Would you have a look at indie-starter.dev? it is an alternative to Shipfast, with more focus on code-quality and customization
Great SaaS Starter Kit Ali! Thanks
I usually Google for "hackathon starter" and that is a nice set of feature packed templates.
Not exactly an alternative, but I'm working on a project that solves the same problem (with a different approach, though).
Here's my post about it:
https://www.indiehackers.com/post/validate-my-idea-408c562f23