OpenSaaS takes a lot of configuration and setup. SaaSavant ships as a fully functional SaaS application. Just add your environment variables and the features that make your product unique, then deploy. User sign up, account management, automated billing, emails, newsletter, landing page, support ticket system, policies, user dashboard, admin dashboard, etc. are all setup and ready to go.
There may be some config steps, but everything is well documented https://docs.opensaas.sh/, and we have simple commands like `wasp db start` to get a local postgres instance running and connected to your app.
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- a bootstrap template for $20
- twilio and mailchimp integration
- stripe checkout (we charged cards manually for 3 months)
Launching a saas is like packing for a through hike. You do not want to be carrying around a bunch of code you don’t really need.
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OpenSaaS takes a lot of configuration and setup. SaaSavant ships as a fully functional SaaS application. Just add your environment variables and the features that make your product unique, then deploy. User sign up, account management, automated billing, emails, newsletter, landing page, support ticket system, policies, user dashboard, admin dashboard, etc. are all setup and ready to go.
There may be some config steps, but everything is well documented https://docs.opensaas.sh/, and we have simple commands like `wasp db start` to get a local postgres instance running and connected to your app.
Here's a video walkthrough on how to get started: https://x.com/hot_town/status/1833449116145267183
If you have any questions, feel free to jump into our discord and we'll be happy to help: https://discord.gg/aCamt5wCpS