supastarter
A proprietary TypeScript SaaS boilerplate available for Next.js, Nuxt and TanStack Start, covering auth, multiple payment providers, organisations and an admin dashboard.
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#7 this week, scoring 7.4 out of 10. Best for Developers who prefer Supabase as their backend and want flexibility to choose between Next.js or Nuxt frameworks.
- Tech stack & architecture 8
- Modern Next.js/Nuxt with Supabase, TypeScript, and Tailwind make for a solid, maintainable stack.
- Feature completeness 7
- Covers core SaaS features well but lacks some advanced features like multi-tenancy or complex RBAC.
- Documentation & support 7
- Good documentation for getting started, though advanced customization guidance could be better.
- Customization ease 8
- Clean architecture and Supabase's flexibility make customization relatively straightforward.
- License & pricing value 7
- Reasonably priced at around $199-299 with lifetime updates, offering decent value.
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