SaaS Boilerplates
Over 100 SaaS boilerplates, tailored for developers.
At a glance
4.0 out of 5
Scored by Alex after real useOur verdict
With over 119 options across multiple frameworks, it’s overwhelming but flexible. Best for those who don’t mind sifting through a lot of choices. Avoid if you need a single, straightforward solution without much customization.
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Questions about SaaS Boilerplates
What is SaaS Boilerplates?
SaaS Boilerplates is a collection of over 100 SaaS boilerplates for developers, covering frameworks such as Astro, React, Laravel, Next.js, Remix and Firebase. Some options, such as Indie Kit and Shipixen, add AI-driven features for authentication, SEO and payments, and integrations include Stripe, Firebase and Supabase.
How much do SaaS Boilerplates options cost?
SaaS Boilerplates starts from $99 per month, as published by the vendor in September 2026, and there is no free tier. Among the listed options, LaunchFast starts from $99, Shipixen from $249 and Makerkit from $299. The reviewer notes that higher-tier options can be expensive.
What does LaunchFast on SaaS Boilerplates include?
LaunchFast includes SEO, analytics, storage, auth, payments, a blog and email, with Astro, Next.js and SvelteKit baked in. Shipixen adds AI-driven features for auth, payments, i18n, newsletters, dashboards, docs and themes, while Makerkit combines Next.js, Remix, Firebase and Supabase.
Who should use SaaS Boilerplates?
The reviewer recommends SaaS Boilerplates for developers seeking speed and variety who don't mind sifting through a lot of choices. It is less suited to anyone who wants a single, straightforward solution without much customization, or to users seeking basic support. Toolio scores it 4.0 out of 5.
What are the downsides of SaaS Boilerplates?
The reviewer calls the range of choices overwhelming, warning that so many options may lead to decision paralysis for users who want simplicity. Customer support is limited and may require additional paid plans, and higher-tier options can be expensive.