supastarter

A SaaS starter kit is a pre-built project template designed to jumpstart the development of Software as a Service (SaaS) applications. It provides foundational features like authentication, user management, and billing, saving you time and effort in building from scratch.

While the terms are often used interchangeably, a starter kit typically includes more pre-built features and functionality than a boilerplate. A boilerplate provides the basic structure and configuration, while a starter kit often adds pre-integrated services and UI components.

Supastarter distinguishes itself through its comprehensive feature set, including robust authentication, multiple payment provider integrations, built-in i18n, mailing capabilities, a modern UI, and a focus on scalability and production readiness. It's designed for rapid development and long-term maintainability.

After purchasing, you'll gain access to the complete source code repository. Instructions on how to set up and use the boilerplate are provided in the documentation.

Yes, the boilerplate receives regular updates to address bugs, incorporate security patches, and include new features. The frequency of updates is indicated on the product page.

You can report bugs through the provided support channels, such as the Discord server or issue tracker associated with the repository.

For a one-time purchase, you get lifetime access to the complete boilerplate code, including all features listed on the website, regular updates, and access to the support community. It's a one-time purchase for unlimited projects.

You are free to use the boilerplate for any number of personal or commercial projects. Refer to the license agreement included with the purchase for complete details on usage rights.

Yes, a demo of the boilerplate is available on the website, showcasing the key features and functionality. Additionally, the documentation provides further details on the components included.

Supastarter currently offers boilerplates for Next.js, Nuxt, and SvelteKit. Each boilerplate is tailored to the specific framework's strengths and conventions, offering a streamlined development experience.