Full-stack Next.js 16 boilerplate. Auth, Stripe payments, D1 database, R2 storage, email, dark mode. MIT licensed. Included free with lifetime access to BusinessIdeasDB ($79).
Vercel templates, GitHub starters — they give you a layout and a README. This gives you a production backend.
Most free Next.js starters target Vercel. This one targets Cloudflare — and the infrastructure is $5/month versus $20-50/month.
SQLite at the edge. 25 billion row reads/month free. No separate database service to pay for.
Object storage with zero egress fees. User uploads, screenshots, PDFs — serve them all free.
Background jobs built-in. 1M operations/month free. No third-party dependency, no separate billing.
Transactional emails at no cost. Verification, welcome, and password reset templates ready to go.
Enterprise-grade protection included at $0. Vercel charges $20/mo for WAF. Cloudflare gives it to free-tier users.
Session tokens cached globally. Not every request hits your database. Rate limiting built-in.
Clone, run a setup script, deploy. 30 minutes from zero to production.
App Router. React 19. Tailwind v4 with design tokens. React Compiler enabled.
Google OAuth + email/password. Cross-subdomain cookies. KV session cache.
Checkout, webhooks, customer portal. Subscriptions + lifetime one-time. 14-day trial.
Pre-built SQL for auth and subscriptions tables. Ready to add your own.
11-section editorial grid. Sticky nav, scroll reveal, FAQ, testimonials, dark footer.
User management, stats dashboard, plan management for customer support.
Gate your app behind subscriptions. Non-paying users redirected to checkout.
Tailwind CSS variables. Zustand persisted toggle. No flash on page load.
One command replaces all placeholders — domain, app name, prices, API keys.
It's included free with lifetime access to BusinessIdeasDB ($79 one-time). You get the boilerplate + 100+ validated business ideas with keyword data and competitor analysis. MIT licensed — build and sell what you want.
The Vercel starter gives you a UI layout. This gives you a complete SaaS backend — auth, database, payments, email, file storage, and an admin panel. It's built for Cloudflare Workers, not Vercel serverless functions, which means you get D1, R2, Queues, and WAF all on the same $5/month bill.
Yes. If you know Next.js, you know enough. The OpenNextJS adapter handles the Cloudflare translation. The README walks you through: create resources, run migrations, set secrets, deploy. 30 minutes end to end.
The limits are generous: 100K requests/day, 25 billion D1 reads/month, 10GB R2 storage. Most solo SaaS products won't hit these limits for months after launch. When you do, pricing is pay-as-you-go — roughly $5/month at moderate scale.
Yes. MIT licensed. Rip out what you don't need, add what you do. The codebase is cleanly structured with a Hono API worker for auth/Stripe and Next.js for everything else. The design system uses Tailwind v4 CSS variables — change colors, fonts, and spacing in one file.
$79 gets you the boilerplate + 100+ validated business ideas. MIT licensed. Build and sell.
Includes CF SaaS Starter Kit — MIT licensed, deploy in 30 min.