Supabase SaaS TurboStart: Next.js + Tailwind Production Boilerplate

Supabase SaaS TurboStart gives you a ready‑to‑run Next.js and Tailwind codebase that handles authentication, Stripe billing, and production‑grade configuration so you can start building core features instead of wiring infrastructure. By installing this boilerplate you eliminate the repetitive setup work that typically consumes 8‑12 hours of development time.

What You Get

• auth/ – Complete Supabase authentication flows with role‑based access control.
• billing/ – Prebuilt Stripe webhooks and subscription management handlers.
• db/schema.sql – Production‑ready database schema designed for SaaS user and billing models.
• pages/ – Next.js routing configured for dashboard, account, and pricing pages.
• components/ui/ – Tailwind + shadcn component library covering common UI patterns.
• deploy/ – Configuration files for Vercel and Supabase hosting, ready to be deployed.

How to Use

• Clone the repository and run npm install (or yarn) to install dependencies.
• Create a Supabase project, copy its URL and anon/public keys, and add them to a .env.local file.
• Set up a Stripe account, obtain the secret and publishable keys, and add them to the same .env.local file.
• Run the provided SQL schema against your Supabase database (e.g., via Supabase Studio or psql) to create the required tables.
• Start the development server with npm run dev to verify authentication and billing flows locally.
• When ready, push the code to a Git provider and connect the repository to Vercel; the deploy/ folder supplies the necessary build and environment settings.
• Deploy the Supabase edge functions for Stripe webhooks using the Supabase CLI as described in the deploy/ documentation.

Who This Is For

• Indie hackers who need a reliable foundation and want to focus on product features instead of infrastructure.
• Solo founders looking for a tested authentication and billing stack that can be deployed quickly.
• Early‑stage teams that require a consistent codebase for rapid iteration and want to avoid reinventing common SaaS patterns.