Sabo
Boilerplate, SaaS starter kits, Developer tools
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Founder Story
SaaS projects always seem to start the same way. Landing pages, authentication, billing, emails, SEO, analytics, documentation. Before you can even test your actual idea, weeks disappear into setup.
We went through that same painful cycle over and over. Each new project meant rebuilding the same foundation again, with different bugs and new edge cases every time. That frustration is what pushed us to build Sabo.
Why we built this
We wanted a production ready foundation with a beautiful UI so founders can focus on their actual product instead of wiring infrastructure. Every core piece is already integrated, tested, and designed to be extended without fighting the stack.
No more stitching together auth, payments, databases, emails, analytics, and deployment from scratch for every new idea.
What Sabo does
Sabo is a complete SaaS starter kit that lets you ship in days instead of weeks. It gives you a fully working foundation with:
Authentication and user management
Subscription billing and payments
Database and API setup
SEO and analytics
Email delivery
Testing and monitoring
Status page and deployment pipeline
The core goal is simple. You start building your product logic from day one, not your infrastructure.
Tech stack
Next.js, shadcn/ui, Magic UI, Supabase, Stripe, Resend, PostHog, Better Stack, Playwright, and more.
Who this is for
Founders validating new SaaS ideas
Indie hackers shipping side projects
Small teams that want to move fast without rebuilding the same stack again
If your biggest bottleneck is setup rather than idea validation, this is for you.
Current stage
Sabo is live and available to early users. We are actively onboarding founders and improving based on real usage.
As a small thank you to early supporters, the first 100 customers receive 100 dollars off.
What feedback we are looking for
We would love honest input on:
Which part of starting a SaaS slows you down the most
Whether the pricing makes sense
What is missing in your ideal starter kit
Your feedback directly shapes what we build next.
Happy to answer any questions here. Thank you for checking out Sabo.
1 Comment
Really solid breakdown of the pain founders run into when spinning up a SaaS. You’ve nailed the part most people hate rebuilding over and over.
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Either way, great work on this. The positioning is strong.
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