SaaS Starter Kit

by goat

Hi all

I'm interested in knowing if there's any "starter-kit" for building a SaaS.

A template with built in Stripe integration, user management, auth, payment modules, landing page template and all the necessary basic stuff for a SaaS.

https://www.saaspegasus.com/ looks really nice, but curious to see if there are alternatives. I'm proficient with Python, Flask, Javascript & React. Willing to learn Django/Nodejs, but the clue here is to save time lol

Thanks for any input!

goat

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on October 21, 2020

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You might wanna checkout https://divjoy.com!

helloimnestor

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  Divjoy looks amazing! thanks
  
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For those that come across this post in the future, check out https://www.turbojet.co!

tje

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There is another post by @jakeprins, talking about a serverless SaaS starter kit - https://serverless.page/

zephyr0

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Checkout these open source ones https://github.com/topics/saas-boilerplate

oras

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Good idea ;-)

mattnoted

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Hi there, I have built a similar template for myself as well, check it out: https://saasstarterkit.app

SaaS Starter Kit includes:
- Ready-made dashboard template
- TailwindCSS & FontAwesome
- Pre-built auth pages using Tailwind
- Settings pages that allow things like
  
  Changing name / surname
  
  Changing password
  
  Managing subscription details
  
  Listing invoices
- Subscription management using Stripe
  
  Including support for SCA payments
  
  Price management directly through the Stripe dashboard
- Docker & Docker Compose support
  
  Run the whole project with all the dependencies using a single command
  
  Allowing reproducible builds of the product
  
  Simplifying the whole flow of adding more developers to the process
  
  Simplifying the deployment options
- Full unit and feature tests for various pages/modules
- CI/CD Setup that works with the first push
  
  Lints the configuration
  
  Build the Docker image for the project
  
  Runs the tests on every push
  
  Deploys to live when the changes are merged to master
- Kubernetes & Helm support for live deployments
  
  Push to deploy directly to any Kubernetes cluster
  
  Standardize the deployment process
I am currently exploring Early Access options with up to 75% discount, and I'll be giving direct personal support to early adopters through email and video calls.

I have also created a coupon for IndieHackers community for an additional 10% discount during the checkout for the Early Access period, use the code indiehackersearlyaccess during checkout and the additional 10% discount will be applied automatically.

Feel free to hit me if you have any questions or feedback!

https://saasstarterkit.app
karakanb

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  Looks great man but I don't know PHP and Laravel.
  
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    Thanks, all good. I just wanted to share in case you'd like to try it out; last week I had a customer that had started using it without any prior PHP experience and they liked the setup.
    
    Regardless of SaaS Starter Kit, I'd suggest checking out Laravel stack for quickly wrapping up products. It has a huge community around it and there is great tooling out there for building whatever you need. It might be a bit tricky to get started, but checking out another framework like that might expand the horizon regarding the tech stack you choose.
    
    In the end, if you can get to a fully functioning product with payments, authentication, emails, and more within a week with new technology, why spend a month building it from scratch with the language you know? It always depends on the trade-offs, so that might be a different option. :)
    
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Outseta looks nice a good offering to manage core aspects of a SaaS so you can focus on building the parts that you want.

rosiesherry

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