The Next.js starter for B2B SaaS
Multi-tenant workspaces, Stripe billing, role-based access, auth, and more — all wired up from day one. Whether you're prompting Claude or writing every line yourself, you start at the product, not the plumbing.
One-time purchase · No subscription · Full source code · Lifetime updates
Skip the setup. Start with something production-ready.
~120h
saved per project
17
features included
$99
one-time
Product
Real screens from the template. Auth, billing, teams, notifications, email templates — all wired up before you write a single feature.
Built right
Most starters give you a folder with some files. TheShipStack gives you the architecture, conventions, and tooling a senior engineer would set up — so you start with a codebase you're proud of, not one you'll regret in six months.
TypeScript everywhere
Strict types across the entire codebase. No any, no shortcuts. Your AI writes better code and your editor catches mistakes before they ship.
Conventional commits
Commitlint + Husky enforce commit message format on every commit. Clean git history from day one.
CI on every push
GitHub Actions runs lint → type-check → unit tests → build on every push and pull request. Nothing broken reaches main.
Env validation at startup
Every environment variable is validated with Zod before the server starts. Missing vars fail loudly with a clear error — not silently at runtime.
Tested from the start
Vitest for unit tests, Playwright for E2E with real browser and real database. Test scaffolding is already in place — just add your tests.
Production-grade auth
Better Auth handles sessions, OAuth, email verification, password reset, and rate limiting. Not a tutorial implementation — the kind you'd build at a real company.
Consistent patterns
Forms, data fetching, server actions, route protection — every pattern is established and consistent. You follow the pattern, not invent one.
Local = production
Docker Compose runs Postgres, MinIO, and Mailpit locally. Same connection strings, same behavior. No "works on my machine."
One repo. One deployment. No monorepo to learn. Clean structure, strict types, tested, linted, and ready to hand off to a team, an AI, or your next hire — without navigating five apps and ten packages first.
Who it's for
If your product has teams, subscriptions, or role-based access — this is built for you. Skip the hardest parts and start on what actually makes your product different.
Solo founders
You have a B2B idea and need to validate fast. You don't want to spend weeks wiring up orgs, billing, and auth before you talk to a single customer. TheShipStack handles that so you don't have to.
Indie hackers
You're shipping multiple products. Every one of them needs the same painful infrastructure — Stripe webhooks, multi-tenant orgs, RBAC. Start from something production-ready instead.
Vibe coders
You build with Claude, Cursor, or Windsurf. A clean, typed, well-structured codebase means your AI writes better code and makes fewer mistakes. Describe your feature, ship it.
AI-first builders
You're building a tool where companies pay and teams collaborate. The multi-tenant architecture, billing tiers, and role system are already there — just model your domain on top.
Small teams
Two or three developers who want to move fast without cutting corners. The CI, linting, testing, and type-safety are already set up. You start with a codebase that scales.
Developers
You know exactly what's in here and why it's set up this way. You just don't want to wire up Stripe subscriptions, org switching, and RBAC for the fifth time.
Built for the AI era
LLMs like Claude, GPT-4, and Gemini write dramatically better code when the codebase is clean, typed, and well-structured. TheShipStack gives your AI the ideal starting point — consistent patterns, full TypeScript, no legacy debt. Describe your feature, let the AI build it, ship it. That's the loop.
What's included
17 production-ready features wired up from the first commit.
Your brand
TheShipStack includes the full shadcn/ui design system — 50+ components, CSS variables, and token-based theming. Change one config and the entire app reflects your brand.
Revenue
$12.4k
Users
1,240
Recent
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Clean Corporate
All built on the same codebase. Zero lock-in on aesthetics.
Time saved
Honest breakdown of what TheShipStack handles so you don't have to.
| Feature | Build it yourself | With TheShipStack |
|---|---|---|
| Auth (email + OAuth + verification) | 12h | |
| Password reset flow | 3h | |
| Onboarding flow | 4h | |
| Dashboard layout & sidebar | 5h | |
| Settings page (profile, password, accounts) | 8h | |
| Workspace settings page | 4h | |
| File upload (local + prod storage) | 10h | |
| Email templates + local testing setup | 4h | |
| Env validation & error handling | 2h | |
| CI, linting, git hooks, type-check | 5h | |
| Unit + E2E test scaffolding | 8h | |
| SEO, sitemap, robots.txt | 2h | |
| Docker Compose local services | 5h | |
| Multi-plan billing + Stripe webhooks | 16h | |
| Teams & workspaces (multi-tenant) | 18h | |
| Role-based access control (RBAC) | 10h | |
| Notifications system | 4h | |
| Total | ~120h | Done on day one |
Tech stack
How it works
Skip straight to the part that makes your product unique. Everything else is already done.
Purchase, get the repo link, clone it. Copy .env.example and run docker compose up. Auth, billing, workspaces, and email are all working locally in minutes.
Add your tables to the Drizzle schema alongside the existing auth, org, and subscription tables. Run pnpm db:push. The infrastructure is wired — you just define what makes your product yours.
The dashboard layout, sidebar, org switcher, billing pages, and settings are already there. You write the routes, forms, and logic unique to your idea — nothing else.
Push to Vercel, point at Neon and Backblaze B2, set your env vars. CI runs lint, type-check, and tests on every push. Your B2B SaaS is live.
Case study
A concrete walkthrough of shipping a real B2B product — a client reporting tool where agencies invite their clients, assign roles, and pay per workspace.
Clone, configure, deploy
Purchase TheShipStack, clone the repo, fill in .env, run docker compose up. Auth, multi-tenant workspaces, Stripe billing, and email are all working locally. Push to Vercel, point at Neon and Backblaze B2. Your production environment is live before you write a single feature.
Model your domain
Add your tables — reports, clients, metrics — to the Drizzle schema alongside the existing org and subscription tables. Run pnpm db:push. Write server actions to create reports and assign them to workspaces. RBAC is already wired — admins can edit, members can only view.
Build the core UI
Use the existing dashboard layout, sidebar, and shadcn/ui components to build the reports list, report detail view, and client selector. The org switcher, invite flow, and role management are already there — you just add your routes.
Billing tiers & polish
The Starter plan allows 3 clients, Pro allows unlimited. That limit check is one function call against the existing plan config. Wire up an email notification when a new report is published using the Resend + React Email setup. Write a Playwright test for the invite flow.
Pricing
No subscriptions. Pay once, own it forever.
One-time purchase · Lifetime updates · Full source code
Auth & Users
Teams & Billing
Infrastructure
Quality
Full source code · No lock-in · No black box · Yours forever
Price increases soon — lock in $99 while it lasts
FAQ
Teams, billing, and RBAC are already wired up. Clone the repo and start building the thing only you can build — not the infrastructure everyone else has already solved.
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