SaaSykit is a comprehensive Laravel-based SaaS starter kit designed to accelerate the development and launch of your SaaS product. It provides a robust foundation that takes care of the heavy lifting, allowing you to focus on building your core features. With SaaSykit, you can go from MVP to production-ready SaaS quickly and efficiently.
Key features include a powerful subscription and billing system that supports multiple payment gateways such as Stripe, Paddle, Lemon Squeezy, Polar, and Creem. The admin panel offers an intuitive interface for managing products, plans, pricing, and customer subscriptions. You can easily set up seat-based subscriptions, team management, and multi-tenancy with SaaSykit's built-in tenancy feature. This allows you to build multi-tenant applications effortlessly, complete with team invitations and automatic seat synchronization with payment providers.
SaaSykit also provides essential SaaS metrics like MRR, churn rates, and ARPU directly in the admin panel, helping you monitor your business performance. The starter kit is fully customizable using TailwindCSS, allowing you to change primary and secondary colors, fonts, email templates, error pages, and more. It integrates seamlessly with popular email services like Mailgun, Postmark, and Amazon SES for customer communications.
Use cases for SaaSykit include any subscription-based SaaS application, such as project management tools, CRM systems, or analytics platforms. Technical details: built on Laravel, TailwindCSS, Livewire, AlpineJS, and FilamentPHP, ensuring a modern and maintainable codebase. The checkout page is beautiful and user-friendly, supporting coupon codes and multiple payment methods. SaaSykit handles all webhook processing, subscription management, and billing, so you don't have to build these from scratch. Whether you are a solo developer or a team, SaaSykit provides the tools to launch your SaaS faster and with less hassle.
SaaS founders, Laravel developers, startup CTOs, product managers, full, stack developers, indie hackers