A production-ready SaaS template built with Next.js 14, TypeScript, and Stripe. Includes email/OAuth authentication, subscription payments, and a beautiful dashboard. Perfect for indie hackers and developers launching their first SaaS product. Tech: Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Prisma, NextAuth, Stripe
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I built this SaaS starter template to help developers launch subscription businesses faster.
In 3 days, I went from zero to a complete, production-ready template with:
✅ Email/OAuth authentication
✅ Stripe subscription payments
✅ Beautiful dashboard
✅ Full TypeScript codebase
It's open source on GitHub (free) and available as a template on Gumroad ($39).
Would love to hear your feedback! Ask me anything about the architecture, tech choices, or how to use it. 🚀
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The auth flow was surprisingly smooth to wire up and the Stripe integration handled subscriptions without any weird edge cases. Saved me probably a week of setup.
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@lyasl9qo Thank you so much! That's amazing to hear.
I built this because I saw a lot of developers struggling with the same setup challenges - auth, Stripe, database schema, deployment. Knowing it saved you a week is exactly the validation I needed that this solves a real problem. Really appreciate the feedback!
If you end up using it, I'd love to hear how it goes or any suggestions for improvements.
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honestly looks super solid for kicking off a SaaS, the stack is basically everything most people need out of the box. one thing that would be a game changer is adding a built-in admin panel so you can manage users and subscriptions without bolting on something like Retool or building one yourself. would save a ton of time.
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@zafer173643 Thank you! That's great feedback. You're absolutely right - an admin panel for user and subscription management would be really valuable. That's something I'm definitely considering for a v2.
For now, the template includes everything you need to build one, and the API is documented and ready for it - but I get why having it included would save significant time.
This is super helpful! Are there any other features you think would be essential for a complete starter?
The auth flow was surprisingly smooth to wire up and the Stripe integration handled subscriptions without any weird edge cases. Saved me probably a week of setup.
@lyasl9qo Thank you so much! That's amazing to hear.
I built this because I saw a lot of developers struggling with the same setup challenges - auth, Stripe, database schema, deployment. Knowing it saved you a week is exactly the validation I needed that this solves a real problem. Really appreciate the feedback!
If you end up using it, I'd love to hear how it goes or any suggestions for improvements.
honestly looks super solid for kicking off a SaaS, the stack is basically everything most people need out of the box. one thing that would be a game changer is adding a built-in admin panel so you can manage users and subscriptions without bolting on something like Retool or building one yourself. would save a ton of time.
@zafer173643 Thank you! That's great feedback. You're absolutely right - an admin panel for user and subscription management would be really valuable. That's something I'm definitely considering for a v2.
For now, the template includes everything you need to build one, and the API is documented and ready for it - but I get why having it included would save significant time.
This is super helpful! Are there any other features you think would be essential for a complete starter?