LaunchSaas

I've been building SaaS apps for the past 2 years. Every new project meant rewriting the same things: Stripe webhook handling, Supabase auth edge cases, RLS policies, CI/CD pipelines.

So I extracted those patterns into a boilerplate: LaunchSaaS (launchsaas.dev). It's live.

What it actually is:

14 packages of TypeScript code extracted from production apps I built — a creator analytics platform (~10K users), a productivity SaaS (~3K users), a prediction markets platform, an affiliate tracker, and a few others. The code in these packages was running in production before I pulled it out.

Packages included:

• Auth (NextAuth + Supabase variants)

• Stripe subscriptions + webhooks

• Database patterns (PostgreSQL + RLS)

• Multi-tenancy

• Notifications (20+ channels)

• Error handling + Sentry

• Security setup (Semgrep, TruffleHog pre-commit hooks)

• Testing helpers (Vitest + Playwright)

• DevOps / GitHub Actions templates

• File upload, frontend components

What it's not:

It's not a one-command starter app. You don't clone it and run npm dev and get a working app. It's patterns you copy into your project. The README for each package is thorough (900+ lines for testing alone), but you're integrating, not scaffolding.

What I want to know:

1. Is "patterns you copy into your project" useful or annoying? Do you want a runnable starter app instead?

2. $99 one-time - does that feel right, too high, too low?

3. If you looked at launchsaas.dev and left without buying, what was it?

Happy to answer anything. Roast welcome.