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SaaS Starter

A complete SaaS boilerplate with authentication (NextAuth), payment processing (Polar.sh), database (Drizzle + SQLite/Postgres), email (Resend), and a polished UI. The fastest way to go from idea to paid customers without renting a $300 boilerplate.

$49 one-time
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features
  • >NextAuth v5 with multiple providers
  • >Polar.sh checkout integration
  • >Drizzle ORM + SQLite/Postgres
  • >Resend transactional emails
  • >Admin dashboard with analytics
  • >Subscription management UI
  • >API route examples
tech stack
Next.js 16NextAuth v5Drizzle ORMPolar.shResendTailwind CSS v4
pros & cons

Pros

  • + One-time payment, own forever
  • + Full source code included
  • + Works with Next.js 16 + Tailwind v4

Cons

  • Requires basic React knowledge
  • No drag-and-drop builder
what’s inside
  • src/app/ — landing page, dashboard, pricing, auth pages
  • src/app/api/auth/ — NextAuth v5 route handler
  • src/app/dashboard/ — admin panel with stats, revenue charts
  • src/lib/auth.ts — NextAuth config (GitHub, Google, email)
  • src/lib/db.ts — Drizzle schema (users, subscriptions)
  • drizzle.config.ts — migration setup
  • package.json, tsconfig, next.config, postcss, .env.example
time saved vs building yourself
TaskTime
Setting up NextAuth with providers8h
Building subscription billing system16h
Database schema + migrations6h
Email integration (welcome, receipts)4h
Admin dashboard + analytics12h
API routes with auth middleware6h
Total52h

At $50/hr, that’s $2,600 worth of development time. Get it done for $49.

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