OooH! You just spent months building the core part of your SaaS and you're exhausted, right? Building a SaaS (Software as a Service) project can be both exciting and challenging, whether you're about to launch your first SaaS product or this is your nth product launch.
Creating a compelling and responsive page, an effective contact page, a smooth signup process, and payment integration are all crucial elements for your SaaS success. Tackling these components from scratch can be daunting, time-consuming, and prone to errors.
At the end of the day, you customers are not going to care whether you used boilerplate or if you have followed specific coding process. They only care if your product can ease their pain.
To make it simpler to launch your SaaS product, I have put together a SaaS boilerplate, to make it easier for your to launch.
You can check the full Django Saas Boilerplate on Github
You can check out the saas demo website
Features of the Django Saas Boilerplate include
- Production Ready: Ready for deployment, comes with configuration for production. Start deploying to Railway.app, Vercel.com, render.com etc.
- Responsive Designs: Forget about starting tempting from scratch, get started with responsive designs.
- Pricing page: Start adding your pricing plans
- Payment integration: Default Stripe integration, just add your stripe keys and get started
- Custom user model.
- Signup Flow: Login and Signup flow, including, verification email, resend token, password reset.
- Landing page: Comes with landing page that can be modified to your needs.
- Contact us page: Contact us model and page for customers to contact and send enquiries.
- Blogs with WYSIWYG editor: Provide an easy to use interface for your clients to write blogs. Comes with Trix editor integrated into the admin panel.
- 404 Page: comes with a 404 page template.
- Tailwind css: Comes with Tailwind css setup for rapid development.
You can read all the features here
How to use Django SaaS template?
- First start by cloning the repository
- Install Python3.8 or higher
- Install the requirements using
pip install -r requirements.txt - Migrate using
python manage.py migrate - Run server Using
python manage.py runserver - Now go to http://localhost:8000, to see the live site.
Link to repository: https://github.com/PaulleDemon/Django-SAAS-Boilerplate
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