If you have ever started a new SaaS idea, you know the feeling. You open a fresh Laravel project, full of energy, and then spend the next three weeks on login screens, password resets, team invites, tenant setup and settings pages. By the time the boring parts are done, the excitement is gone.
That is exactly the problem a Laravel SaaS starter kit solves. Instead of rebuilding the same foundation every time, you start with a production-ready base and spend your time on the feature that actually makes your product different.
In this post, I will walk through what SaaS Laravel is, what you get out of the box, and whether it fits your next project.
What is SaaS Laravel?
SaaS Laravel is a set of production-ready Laravel 13 starter kits for building multi-tenant SaaS products. Every kit ships the same Laravel backend with multi-tenancy, authentication, roles and permissions and 17 languages, paired with a Vue, React or Svelte frontend.
Think of it as the first 80% of every SaaS app, already built and tested. You clone it, run it, and start shipping your real product the same day.
Everything a multi-tenant SaaS needs, built in
An authenticated app out of the box
Registration, login, password reset, email verification and profile management work the moment you install. No more copying auth code from your last project.
A separate database for every tenant
Each tenant gets its own isolated database, powered by stancl/tenancy and identified by subdomain. When you create a tenant, the kit provisions the database, runs migrations, seeds roles and menus, and invites the primary admin. (Multi-tenancy docs)
Custom domains and branding
Each tenant can have primary and secondary domains. Every domain gets its own app name, default language and sign-in options, so your customers feel like they are using their own product. (Domains docs)
Access control that is ready on day one
Roles and permissions (via Spatie Permission) work for both the central app and every tenant. Invite users by email, assign roles, and menus and buttons hide automatically when a user lacks permission. (Roles & permissions docs)
Take workspaces offline, safely
Put every tenant workspace into maintenance while the central app stays online, with a secret bypass link and allowed IPs. You can also suspend a single workspace with its own message. (Maintenance docs)
Secure sign-in
Laravel Fortify powers login, registration, password reset and email verification. Two-factor authentication and passwordless passkeys are built in, and each feature can be turned on or off per domain. (Authentication docs)
17 languages, already translated
Every screen, menu, email and validation message is translated into 17 languages, including English, Hindi, Spanish, French, German and Japanese. Users pick their own language. (Localization docs)
Database-driven menus and responsive layouts
Menus live in the database with a drag-and-drop builder, so you can reshape navigation without a deploy. Choose card, simple or split sign-in pages and a sidebar or top-nav app layout; every user can override the defaults. (Layouts docs)
Customize everything
All the code lives in your application: components, layouts, pages and translations. It is a starter kit, not a locked template.
Three frameworks, one backend
The Laravel backend is identical in every kit; only the frontend changes. Pick the Vue, React or Svelte starter kit, each built with Inertia, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS v4 and shadcn UI.
Clone it. Run it. Ship it.
Getting started takes minutes, not weeks:
- Clone your kit's repository.
- Run
composer setupto install dependencies, create.env, migrate and build assets. - Run
composer devto start the server, queue, logs and Vite together.
composer setup # install, create .env, migrate, build
composer dev # server + queue + logs + vite
composer test # lint, type checks and Pest tests
See the local development guide for details.
Payment gateway of your choice
Every SaaS has different payment needs: countries, currencies, pricing models and preferred providers. So SaaS Laravel intentionally keeps the billing layer open instead of locking you into one gateway.
Plug in Stripe, Razorpay, Paddle, PayPal, Lemon Squeezy or any custom provider, and build subscriptions or one-time payments the way your product needs.
A starter kit that keeps improving
Your purchase includes lifetime access to the kit repository and weekly updates: fixes, new features and dependency upgrades. You pull them into your project whenever you are ready. (How updates work)
Simple, one-time pricing
Pay once, get lifetime access and weekly updates, with no subscription:
| Kit | Price (one-time) |
|---|---|
| Vue Starter Kit | $29 |
| React Starter Kit | $30 |
| Svelte Starter Kit | $33 |
| All Starter Kits | $79 |
Who is it for?
- Indie hackers who want to validate an idea fast.
- Freelancers and agencies building SaaS products for clients.
- Startups that need a solid multi-tenant base without a big upfront build.
- Laravel developers tired of writing the same auth and tenancy code again and again.
FAQ
What is a Laravel SaaS starter kit?
A pre-built Laravel codebase with the common parts of a SaaS app, like authentication, tenancy, roles and settings, so you skip the setup and focus on your product.
Does SaaS Laravel support multi-tenancy?
Yes. Each tenant gets its own database, identified by subdomain, with its own domains and branding.
Is it a one-time payment?
Yes. You pay once and keep lifetime access with weekly updates. Here is how to pay.
Can I use it for client projects?
Check the license page for the exact terms.
Start building your SaaS today
Your time is best spent on the problem your customers will pay you to solve, not on login forms and tenant setup. SaaS Laravel handles the foundation so you can launch faster.
👉 View pricing · Read the docs · saas-laravel.com
What does your current SaaS boilerplate look like? Let me know in the comments.
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