Open SaaS 2.0
I launched Open SaaS about a year and a half ago and surprisingly it’s become one of the most popular free SaaS boilerplate starters on github (https://github.com/wasp/open-saas). After 2 years of work total, I’m pleased to launch what I’m calling “Open SaaS v2.0”. Here’s a breakdown of all the features and updates I’ve made to it over time: * New Big, Shiny Things for v2.0 * - Complete redesign with Shadcn UI for a modern and consistent look (themeability coming soon...). - Script that autogenerates an LLM-friendly version of the documentation…
Open SaaS 2.0 launched on October 12, 2025 with 438 votes, #39 of 8,178 launches that month and more than 99% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
In plain words
Open SaaS 2.0 is a free, open-source starter kit for building SaaS applications using React and Node.js. It includes authentication, payment processing, an AI example application, and an admin dashboard to help developers launch projects faster. The kit provides a complete full-stack foundation, making it suitable for developers who want to build and deploy SaaS products with less initial setup and infrastructure work.
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From the sources
Build and launch your SaaS application faster with this starter kit—free, open-source, full-stack React + Node.js. Features include auth, payments, AI example app, and admin dashboard.
Build and launch your SaaS application faster with our free, open-source starter kit. Features include auth, payments, AI example app, and admin dashboard.
An open-source, feature-rich, React + NodeJS + Prisma starter kit built for the AI era. Powered by Wasp =} With Wasp's abstractions and opinionated defaults, plus custom agent rules, skills, and tools to use with your favorite AI-assisted coding tool, this is the perfect stack for building complex apps in the AI era. No SaaS is complete without payments. We've pre-configured checkout and webhooks for Stripe, Polar.sh, and Lemon Squeezy. Just choose a provider and start cashing out. Graphs! Tables! Analytics w/ Plausible or Google! All in one place. Ooooooooh. I used Wasp to build and sell my AI-augmented SaaS app for marketplace vendors within two months! In just 6 nights... my SaaS app is…from opensaas.sh
In the maker’s words, at launch
I launched Open SaaS about a year and a half ago and surprisingly it’s become one of the most popular free SaaS boilerplate starters on github (https://github.com/wasp/open-saas). After 2 years of work total, I’m pleased to launch what I’m calling “Open SaaS v2.0”. Here’s a breakdown of all the…
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