Achromatic

Building your Next.js SaaS just got unfairly easy

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Building your Next.js SaaS just got unfairly easy

7 followers

Stop rebuilding the same auth, billing and admin panel for every project. Achromatic is a production-ready Next.js 16 starter kit. What you get: • Better Auth with logins and profiles • Stripe billing with usage-based credits system • Multi-tenancy (orgs, teams, invitations) • Admin panel with users, orgs and subscription management • AI chatbot UI with Vercel AI SDK • Marketing, blog & docs pages • Tailwind CSS + Shadcn UI + Drizzle/Prisma Save 220+ hours of boilerplate. Ship in days.

Launch tags:SaaS•Website Builder•Developer Tools

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Maker

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I built Achromatic after spending way too many weekends wiring up the same auth flows, Stripe webhooks and admin panels for every new project. The problem with most starter kits: they get you 60% there, then you spend weeks building multi-tenancy, admin tools and AI integrations yourself. Or they're outdated the moment a new Next.js version drops. Achromatic is different: - Actually maintained and updated for Next.js 16 - Multi-tenancy baked in (not bolted on) - Full admin panel — not just a dashboard template - AI-ready with credits system for usage-based billing - Clean code that doesn't make you cringe Whether you're a solo founder shipping your first SaaS or a senior dev who's just tired of the boilerplate grind - this should save you a few hundred hours. Happy to answer any questions about the stack, the architecture decisions, or how it compares to other options out there. Let's ship! 🚀

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1mo ago

Cloudthread

Congrats! What do you use for auth? for database?

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23d ago

Maker

@daniele_packard Thank you!

Auth: Better Auth including all the admin panel features including impersonation.
ORM: There are two options you can choose from (there are two versions of the starter kit)
- Prisma
- Drizzle
Both ORMS support a wide range of databases, but I would recommend to stick with Postgres.

It's really the best starter for any product (SaaS or internal software) or for client projects. That's exactly where I've used as well myself.

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23d ago