SvelteCraft

What it does

Everything you need to build and launch a production-ready SaaS application with SvelteKit and Cloudflare Workers. Authentication, payments, database, storage, admin dashboard, SEO, email, analytics, and deployment — already integrated.

A Cloudflare-native SvelteKit starter for paid content, directories, AI tools and micro-SaaS. Includes SvelteKit, Cloudflare Workers, D1, R2, Better Auth,

The ultimate Svelte 5 & SvelteKit SaaS boilerplate for indie hackers and startup teams. Pre-integrated with Better Auth, Stripe subscriptions, Cloudflare D1/R2, Paraglide i18n, and admin dashboard. Deploy a clean SvelteKit app directly to Cloudflare's global edge network across 300+ locations in minutes. Skip weeks of boilerplate setup. From authentication, billing, and edge DB to multi-language SEO, everything is production-ready. Powered by Cloudflare Workers, D1 relational DB, and R2 object storage for millisecond global edge performance. Built-in Better Auth with email/password, Google & GitHub OAuth, secure edge sessions, and protected routes. Pre-configured Workers AI pipeline and D1…from sveltecraft.com

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