Best Makerkit Alternatives
Looking for a Makerkit alternative? Makerkit is picks up where single-user boilerplates stop — team accounts, roles, and multi-tenancy for B2B SaaS from day one. That's a good fit for plenty of teams, but not everyone — here are 6 real boilerplates tools worth comparing it against, each with an honest take on what it does differently. ShipFast is the one people mention most: marc Lou's own weekend-launch stack, made public — Stripe, auth, and a landing page already wired together so you skip the boring 80%. supastarter is another solid option — the deepest Next.js/Nuxt starter for teams who want multi-tenancy and i18n baked in, not bolted on later. None of these are ranked by who pays the most to be listed first; they're ordered the same way the rest of this directory is, sponsors aside.
Marc Lou's own weekend-launch stack, made public — Stripe, auth, and a landing page already wired together so you skip the boring 80%.
The deepest Next.js/Nuxt starter for teams who want multi-tenancy and i18n baked in, not bolted on later.
If your stack is Django, this is the one credible boilerplate — teams, Stripe billing, and auth wired in without touching another JS framework.
Same checklist as the paid kits — auth, billing, background jobs — except it's free, open source, and built on the Wasp framework.
A newer, tighter take on the Next.js/Supabase SaaS kit, shipping organizations and an admin panel instead of leaving you to build them.
Less a fixed boilerplate, more a generator — pick your stack (auth, DB, UI kit) and it spits out only the code you actually chose.