How to Use This Template to Launch Your SaaS in Days

This template gives you a production-ready SaaS foundation so you can focus on your product — not infrastructure. Here's how to get up and running fast.

1. Configure Your Environment

Start by copying .env.example to .env.local in both the frontend/ and backend/ directories. Fill in your Supabase, Stripe, and any other required keys. The setup script at setup-project.sh can walk you through this automatically.

Tip: Run ./setup-project.sh from the project root to provision your Supabase project, sync env vars, and run migrations in one step.

2. Customize Your Branding

Set NEXT_PUBLIC_APP_NAME, NEXT_PUBLIC_APP_DOMAIN, and NEXT_PUBLIC_SUPPORT_EMAIL in your frontend env. All branding in the app reads from frontend/constants/app.constants.ts — a single source of truth for your product identity.

3. Set Up Billing

This template ships with Stripe Billing pre-wired. Create your products and prices in the Stripe dashboard, then map the price IDs to plan names in your backend config. Webhooks are handled automatically.

4. Run Migrations

Database migrations live in backend/migrations/postgres/ and run with Postgrator. Use npm run migrate-db from the root to apply all pending migrations.

5. Deploy

The backend deploys to Google Cloud Run via the generated backend/app.generated.yaml. The frontend deploys to Vercel. Both are pre-configured for CI/CD — just connect your repo and push.

Next steps: Replace this sample blog post with content relevant to your product. Add your logo to frontend/components/Marketing/LogoIcon/ and update the favicon in frontend/public/favicon/.