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HagenKit

by Codehagen

HagenKit: Production-Ready Next.js SaaS Starter Template

Full-stack Next.js boilerplate with pre-built auth, payments, and UI components to accelerate SaaS development from zero to launch.

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About This Project

HagenKit is a comprehensive Next.js starter kit designed to eliminate weeks of repetitive setup work when building modern SaaS applications. It combines essential backend infrastructure with polished frontend components, allowing developers to focus on their unique business logic rather than reinventing authentication flows and payment integrations.

Built with TypeScript and Prisma, the boilerplate provides a robust foundation with type-safe database operations and structured API routes. The integration of Shadcn UI components and Tailwind CSS delivers a professional, customizable interface out of the box, while the included blog and help center modules add content management capabilities that most SaaS products eventually need.

What distinguishes HagenKit is its enterprise-ready architecture that handles production concerns from day one. The authentication system, payment processing setup, and database schema are production-tested patterns that scale with your application. This makes it ideal for solo developers and small teams who want to ship quickly without accumulating technical debt.

With active maintenance and a growing community of contributors, HagenKit serves as both a learning resource for Next.js best practices and a practical launchpad for commercial projects. The open-source nature means you retain full control and can customize every aspect to match your specific requirements.

Key Features

  • Pre-configured authentication system with session management
  • Integrated payment processing setup for subscription billing
  • Type-safe Prisma ORM with PostgreSQL database schema
  • Shadcn UI component library with Tailwind CSS styling
  • Built-in blog and help center modules for content management

How You Can Use It

1

Launching a SaaS product with subscription billing and user management

2

Building a content-driven platform with blog and documentation features

3

Creating internal tools with authentication and role-based access control

4

Prototyping MVPs that need production-grade infrastructure from the start

Who Is This For?

Full-stack developers and indie hackers building SaaS applications who want to skip boilerplate setup and focus on product differentiation