Four templates: Starter for a lean App Router shell, Agency for CMS-driven sites, Core for workspace SaaS, AI for assistants and RAG. Core and AI ship Supabase, Stripe, and auth paths you extend; Starter stays minimal on purpose. Clone the repo, fill in your env, ship the same day.
The stack we run on
Next.js 16, TypeScript, Tailwind, and typed config run through the catalog. Jump to the lane that matches what you are shipping this month.
You're building Content sites & ideas
For makers who want a polished Next.js 16 shell: landing, blog, docs, and theme, without the baggage of a full SaaS stack.
You're building AI-native products
For founders shipping assistants, doc search, or writing tools: models, uploads, metering, and billing in one codebase.
You're building Multi-tenant SaaS
For B2B tools where accounts, roles, and audit trails matter as much as the feature list.
You're building Marketing & services
For agencies and freelancers: a white-label marketing site with CMS-driven services, case studies, and lead intake. Drop it on every client engagement.
Launch pricing save up to 40% off list price
Landing page, MDX blog, MDX docs, oklch theme tokens, shadcn/ui, Supabase Auth (magic link + Google) wired in. No DB schema or billing: bring your own.
You save $40
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Chat UI, file uploads, pgvector search, token-based credits, Stripe checkout, Supabase auth.
You save $120
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Workspaces, four roles with fine-grained permissions, Stripe, Supabase RLS, Resend invitations.
You save $100
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Multi-language marketing site with Directus CMS, services, case studies, pricing, blog, and lead intake.
You save $120
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Tweak models, retrieval, or pricing in config instead of rewriting the app. AI, Core, and Agency all sit on Next.js 16 and TypeScript each repo just emphasizes a different slice of the same modern toolkit.
SaaSForge AI ships with OpenAI and Anthropic. Map usage tiers to your catalog prices and env-driven limits instead of scattering magic numbers through the UI.
Chunk uploads, store embeddings, and search in Postgres. Core leans on the same database discipline for tenant data.
AI handles credits and renewals through webhooks; Core handles subscriptions and the customer portal. Retries stay safe.
Core and AI use Supabase with SSR-friendly sessions and row-level security, so workspace rows never leak across accounts.
Ships cleanly to Railway or Vercel with sane env notes. The AI template includes cron-friendly routes for things like credit resets.
Offer a premium model and keep a fallback path ready when an API is slow or returns errors, so users never see a hard outage.
Agency uses Directus 11 so editors change services and case studies in the CMS while the Next app stays deployable.
TypeScript, Tailwind, and shadcn/Radix across the catalog. Fork, retheme, and keep every component predictable.
Most starters stop at login. These four go further: pick Starter for a clean shell, or Agency, Core, or AI when you want CMS, multi-tenant SaaS, or AI billing already mapped. Day one stays about your product, not plumbing.
Browse all templatesNext.js App Router, TypeScript, Tailwind, and sane folder layout. Learn the patterns once, reuse them across Starter, Agency, Core, and AI.
Starter for a fast shell you extend yourself. Agency for a CMS-driven site. Core for orgs and roles. AI for assistants and files. Choose the lane that matches what you are shipping next.
Fork, rename, strip our branding. No runtime lock-in and no per-seat fee on the template code.
Navigation, copy, and a lot of behavior live in typed config. Rebrand in an afternoon instead of chasing literals for a week.
On Core and AI, email and OAuth logins, Stripe checkout, subscription webhooks, and role-based access are already connected. Agency layers Directus for content; Starter stays lean until you add auth or billing yourself.
Vercel, Docker, and env examples included. CI, SEO metadata, sitemap, and robots are set up so the first push goes live clean instead of breaking on a missing variable.
EN, FR, and ES translation scaffolding plus typed content models. Ship new markets and update copy without refactoring routes or re-learning the stack every quarter.
Starter for a polished shell you can rebrand in an afternoon. Agency for client-facing sites with a CMS. Core for workspaces, roles, and Stripe. AI for chat, files, and credits. Each is a private repo with docs you can actually follow.
Landing, MDX blog, MDX docs, oklch theme tokens, shadcn/ui. Zero lock-in: no auth, DB, or billing baked in. The fastest way into a new Next.js project.
View SaaSForge StarterServices, portfolio, pricing, blog, and leads wired to Directus. English, French, and Spanish via next-intl. Built so you reskin the same layout instead of starting from a blank page every time.
View SaaSForge AgencyWorkspaces with four roles, Postgres RLS, Stripe subscriptions, invites over email. Meant for B2B dashboards where “we will add tenancy later” is not good enough.
View SaaSForge CoreStreaming chat with Claude and OpenAI, file upload to embeddings, credits tied to usage, Stripe in the loop. Closer to something you can demo than a stack of disconnected snippets.
View SaaSForge AIAuth, billing, database rules, and UI you would otherwise assemble from scattered tutorials. Four templates share the same Next.js 16 + TypeScript spine; Starter stays lean while Agency, Core, and AI add CMS, tenancy, or AI billing where you need it.
Unminified repo you own. Fork it, strip branding, sell your own product. No runtime dependency on us.
Pay once. No subscription for the template, no per-seat tax on your codebase.
Env checklist and migrations included so your first deploy is boring, not a scavenger hunt.
We bump dependencies and fix breaking changes on the template side. Pull when you want.
Strict types across routes and data helpers so refactors fail in the editor, not in prod.
Navigation, copy, and brand tokens live in TypeScript config. Less grep, fewer missed spots.
Notes from buyers who emailed or DMed while we were still polishing docs. Trimmed for length, not rewritten into marketing speak.
“I was halfway through Stripe webhooks again. The AI repo already had success and failure paths stubbed so I could focus on prompts, not plumbing.”
Early customer
Solo AI MVP
“Renamed the product in brand.ts, swapped logos, and had a URL for a client review the same night. Still had to learn our domain; at least the shell was not the blocker.”
Contract developer
Agency delivery
“Docs say: set this env, run this SQL. I mistyped a Supabase policy and the troubleshooting page pointed at the exact file to open.”
Evaluator
B2B SaaS, pre-seed
Your production build fails with 'Missing API_KEY' but your runtime works fine. Here is why Next.js collects page data at build time, why naive fixes do not work, and the lazy Proxy pattern that ends it.
ShipFast, Makerkit, Supastarter, and Boilerlykit compared on stack, billing, multi-tenant, AI, and price. Where each one leads, where each one lags, and how to pick without regret.
When a paid starter saves you time, when it costs more than rolling your own, and what to audit in the repo before you commit.
Questions we get before someone buys a template
Starter for landing, blog, and docs. AI for models and files. Core for workspaces and roles. Agency for a CMS-driven marketing site. Buy once, get the private GitHub repo.
