Laravel Wave
The Software as a Service Starter Kit
Laravel Wave launched on October 23, 2018 with 153 votes, #186 of 2,827 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 7 years on.
What it does
Wave is a Software as a Service Starter kit. With Wave you can have a fully functional SAAS application in minutes with features such as authentication, billing, invoices, user profiles, user roles, and much more! Wave integrates seamlessly with Stripe or Braintree and is fully documented to help you build the SAAS of your dreams!
Wave is the open-source Laravel SaaS starter kit: authentication, billing, subscriptions, roles, blog, changelog, themes, plugins, and an admin panel — download it and start earning your first dollars online.
Wave is the perfect way to launch a SaaS without breaking a sweat — a real Laravel codebase with every essential built in, so you can start building and earning your first dollars online quickly. Wave provides all the essential features found in the most popular SaaS platforms — so you can transform your idea into a profitable product instead of rebuilding the basics. Guides for every feature — from install to deploying your first product. Beautiful starting points for your SaaS. Install, activate, switch. Drop-in functionality built by the community, ready to install. Open source and free. Save yourself hundreds of hours and build in recordfrom devdojo.com
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