Open Source Next.js Saas Starter. Built with Better Auth UI, Shadcn/Ui, Drizzle ORM, UploadThing, Resend and Stripe
The modern Next.js SaaS boilerplate stands out as a comprehensive solution for developers looking to create scalable applications with robust authentication features. Built on Better Auth, this boilerplate offers an aesthetically pleasing user interface thanks to shadcn/ui components, making it both functional and visually appealing. It integrates a solid tech stack, allowing for efficient development processes and seamless user experiences.
This boilerplate is designed for ease of use, featuring a quick start guide and customizable components. With built-in support for essential functionalities like payment processing through Stripe and a reliable database structure via PostgreSQL, it provides a solid foundation for any software as a service project. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting, this setup imparts a streamlined experience for building and deploying your application.
This boilerplate is not just a tool; it’s a versatile starting point to create a unique web application tailored to your vision.
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