
Laravel SaaS Starter
Stop vibe coding from scratch. Ship your SaaS in one day.
What it does
Don't vibe code every new project from scratch. Use a starter and work on the important things only - with tested features already working.
Every new project starts the same: auth, payments, admin, emails. Use a production-ready starter so you can focus on what makes your SaaS unique. Repeating the same setup tasks every time you start a new SaaS project. Stripe, plans management and webhooks setup. Just enter your keys and it registers automatically. Feature-rich user dashboard with profile customization and Stripe plans management. Word-of-mouth growth built in. Manage affiliates and whitelist users directly from the admin. Manage settings, pages, users and modules from a powerful super admin dashboard. MailGun or custom SMTP preconfigured. Manage email sending from the admin dashboard. Every page is fully SEO optimized out…from laravelsaas.store
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