CRM / Customer DB
Workspace-scoped contacts and deals with RBAC, custom fields, saved views, and team invitations.
SaaSForge Core
Each customer lives in a workspace with Postgres RLS. Four roles map to real permissions. Stripe handles plans and the portal. Resend sends invites. You also get 2FA, SAML SSO hooks, API keys, inbound and outbound webhooks, audit rows on writes, support impersonation, and optional IP allowlists.
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What enterprise-minded buyers verify before they buy a multi-tenant Next.js SaaS boilerplate
Three concrete products you can ship on this template without touching the plumbing.
Workspace-scoped contacts and deals with RBAC, custom fields, saved views, and team invitations.
Teams, roles, tasks, bookmarks, and comments with tenancy already enforced in SQL.
Give your customers a branded, role-based portal with SSO, audit trails, and usage-based billing.
Workspaces with Postgres RLS, four roles, Stripe subscriptions, enterprise security primitives, and deep MDX docs are structured so technical buyers can validate scope before checkout, then ship without rewriting tenancy from scratch.
Multi-tenant templates break when the UI pretends tenancy exists but the database does not. Here, workspaces are the boundary, permissions are explicit, and the dashboard patterns match what a serious B2B fork looks like. No single-tenant demo with a “team id” column bolted on.
Get instant accessEvaluators ask one question first: “Where is isolation enforced?” Row-level security, invitation flows via Resend, and migrations you can actually read beat hand-wavy “we'll add RLS later” promises. Especially when the buyer is a security-conscious team.
Read Supabase setupBilling is where boilerplates usually lie by omission. Checkout, customer portal, plan tiers, and webhook lifecycle handling are real code. Swap price IDs and ship, without rewriting a subscription state machine during your first sprint.
See Stripe setup guideIf your buyer is an IT security reviewer, they will ask about MFA, SSO, and auditability. TOTP 2FA, SAML hooks for common IdPs, API keys with masking, optional IP allowlists, and mutation audit logs ship as first-class patterns. The boring enterprise features that close deals.
Read authentication docsA private repo without docs is a liability. Built-in MDX documentation covers install, Stripe, Supabase, deployment, data modeling, and testing. Your champion can onboard without Slack-spamming the template author the day after checkout.
Browse documentationThe best boilerplates stop before your product differentiators, but not before the integrations. Outbound webhooks, inbound endpoints, support impersonation, and granular permissions give you a base to add vertical features without rewriting tenancy and billing first.
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