Django SaaS Boilerplate (production ready)
Focus on building your core functionality, skip writing repetitive code. Comes packed with landing page, Payment integration, blog, User model, sitemap and more.
Why use Django SaaS boilerplate?
Using a Django saas boilerplate can save you a lot of time, which is a huge benefit. Most customers don't care if you start from scratch or use a template; they just want their problem solved quickly. Whether you use Django or another framework usually doesn't matter to them as long as the job gets done efficiently.
This boilerplate can help you save hours of work, allowing you to focus on core functionality of your SaaS instead of spending a lot of time on setting up stripe, blog, login functionalities and landing page.
#CodeLessShipMore
What features does Django template include?
- Production ready: you can immediately deploy this to cloud such as Vercel, Railway.app, Render.com etc.
- Comes with a default landing page that you can modify, for more landing pages visit Awesome landing pages.
- Responsive design: forget about making things responsive yourself, as it includes responsive
base.html, you can extend from. - Pricing page: Comes with a basic pricing page you can modify
- Postgres DB ready: Comes with postgres Db configuration for production
- ESP: use transactional emails at scale (sending email notifications)
- Modern admin: uses unfold admin module.
- Payment integration: Default Stripe integration, just add your stripe keys and get started
- Recurring charges
- Custom user model: Easily modify the user model.
- Login and Signup flow: Including, verification email, resend token, password reset.
- Blog: Has blog with Trix WYSIWYG editor built into the admin panel.
- Contact us: Contact page and model to manage customer enquires.
- 404 page
- Technical SEO optimization.
- Dynamic Sitemap.xml
- Robots.txt
- Google analytics
- Django storages: Storage integration for production (default Google Object storage)
- Tailwind css: setup for rapid development (note: the tailwind classes are prefixed with
tw-, to differentiate them) - CLI Wizard: Customize your setup with CLI wizard (upcoming)
