Template
VibeBoot SaaS Starter
A Next.js 16 SaaS starter template with Auth.js v5 (GitHub + email magic link), Stripe subscriptions, a customer billing portal, a verified Stripe webhook, Prisma (SQLite by default, Postgres in one line), Tailwind CSS v4 and Cursor rules plus AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md so AI coding tools follow the project's conventions.
Features
Next.js 16 App Router + TypeScript
Strict TypeScript, src/ layout, Server Components by default, Tailwind CSS v4.
Auth.js v5
Sign in with GitHub or an email magic link (any SMTP provider). Database sessions via the Prisma adapter.
Stripe subscriptions
Stripe Checkout for a recurring plan, the Stripe Customer Portal for “Manage billing”, and a signature-verified webhook that syncs subscription status to your database.
Prisma database
SQLite works with zero setup. Switch to Postgres (Neon, Supabase, Vercel Postgres, Railway…) by changing one line in schema.prisma.
Pages you need on day one
Landing page, pricing page, login page and a protected dashboard that shows the user's plan.
Rules for AI coding tools
.cursor/rules (project, Stripe and database rules), AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md describe the stack and conventions so Cursor, Claude Code and other agents write code that fits.
What's in the zip
prisma/schema.prisma data models
src/auth.ts Auth.js config
src/app/page.tsx landing
src/app/pricing/ pricing page
src/app/login/ sign-in
src/app/dashboard/ protected dashboard
src/app/api/auth/ Auth.js routes
src/app/api/stripe/ checkout, portal, webhook
src/lib/ db, stripe, plans
src/components/ shared UI
.cursor/rules/ project.mdc, stripe.mdc, database.mdc
AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md instructions for AI agents
.env.example every env var, documented
README.md 5-minute setup + Vercel deploy guide
LICENSE.md single-buyer licenseSetup
Requirements: Node.js 20+, a GitHub account, a Stripe account (test mode is fine). SMTP is optional for magic links.
npm install
cp .env.example .env
npx auth secret
npm run db:push
npm run devThen add your GitHub OAuth app and Stripe keys to .env, run npm run stripe:listen, and upgrade on /pricing with test card 4242 4242 4242 4242.
License
Single-buyer license. Build unlimited personal and client end products, including commercial ones. Don't resell, redistribute or publish the template itself — private repositories are fine. A company may share it with its own employees and contractors.
FAQ
What is VibeBoot?
VibeBoot makes starter templates for vibe coders — people who build apps with AI coding tools like Cursor. The first product is the VibeBoot SaaS Starter.
What is in the VibeBoot SaaS Starter?
A Next.js 16 (App Router, TypeScript) project with Tailwind CSS v4, Auth.js v5 (GitHub and email magic link), Prisma (SQLite default, Postgres switch), Stripe subscriptions with Checkout, the Customer Portal and a verified webhook, landing/pricing/login/dashboard pages, Cursor rules, AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, a documented .env.example and a setup README.
How much does it cost?
$49, one-time payment, launch price. No subscription.
What do I need to run it?
Node.js 20 or newer, a GitHub account (for the OAuth app) and a Stripe account — test mode is fine. Email magic links need an SMTP provider and are optional.
Does it work with Cursor only?
No. It is a normal Next.js project. The .cursor/rules files are used by Cursor; AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md are read by other agents such as Claude Code. You can also code it by hand.
Can I deploy it to Vercel?
Yes. The README walks through deploying to Vercel: switch to Postgres (SQLite files don't persist on serverless), add the env vars, and register the production Stripe webhook and GitHub callback URL.
Does it include one-time payments, teams or an admin panel?
No. Billing is a subscription plan via Stripe Checkout. There are no teams/organizations, admin panel, or multi-tenant features out of the box — the included Cursor rules are designed to help you add features like these yourself.
What license do I get?
A single-buyer license: build unlimited personal or client end products, commercial use allowed. You may not resell, redistribute or publish the template itself (private repos are fine).