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Open-source starter kit for building full-stack multi-tenant SaaS platforms with Next.js, Tailwind, and Prisma.
Nextacular is an open-source starter kit for building full-stack multi-tenant SaaS platforms, built on Next.js 13.1.0, React 18.2.0, Tailwind CSS 3.1.8, and Prisma 4.4.0.
Nextacular is a boilerplate template that provides authentication, billing, database, email, custom domains, multi-tenancy, workspaces, and teams out of the box. It takes your core SaaS ideas and scaffolds the surrounding infrastructure so you can focus on your own features. It runs on Vercel with one-click deploy, and all code is released under the MIT License. The project is maintained by Nextacular community and has 1383 stars on GitHub.
Nextacular is a Next.js application that you clone or deploy via Vercel's one-click button. After deployment, you set required environment variables (like APP_URL, NEXTAUTH_SECRET, DATABASE_URL, SHADOW_DATABASE_URL, EMAIL_SERVER_USER, and Stripe keys) and run Prisma migrations to set up your database. The documentation at docs.nextacular.co provides a quick start guide for local development.
Nextacular is free and open-source under the MIT License. There is no paid tier for the kit itself; you only pay for the hosting and services you use (e.g., Vercel, Stripe, a PostgreSQL database).
Yes, Nextacular is released under the MIT License, so you can use it for commercial projects without paying a licensing fee. You are responsible for the cost of the infrastructure your SaaS uses.
Nextacular is built on Next.js 13.1.0 with React 18.2.0, styled with Tailwind CSS 3.1.8, and uses Prisma 4.4.0 for database access with PostgreSQL. Payments are handled through Stripe, and emails are sent via Nodemailer.
Yes, Nextacular includes a billing and subscription system integrated with Stripe version 10.13.0. You can set up plans and manage recurring payments through the provided components.
Yes, Nextacular offers a one-click deploy button that creates a new Vercel project with the necessary environment variables. After deployment, you need to configure the remaining environment variables and set up your database.
Nextacular provides workspaces and teams to implement multi-tenancy. Each workspace can have its own members, domains, and data isolation, letting you serve multiple customers from a single app instance.
