Django + Next.js SaaS boilerplate
Ship your SaaS.Skip the setup.
Start with Django and Next.js already connected, including authentication, billing, background jobs, and the foundations every SaaS needs.
Next.js frontend
React, TypeScript
Django backend
Business logic, database
Celery Worker
Background execution
Celery Beat
Scheduled tasks
The foundations already in place
SaaS Hammer brings the cross-stack starting point into one codebase, with room for your decisions and your domain.
Next.js frontend
App Router, React, and TypeScript, structured for a real product UI.
Django backend
Python, the ORM, and the admin site for your domain and data.
Decoupled architecture
A clean API boundary between the React frontend and the Django backend.
Authentication
Signup, login, and sessions shared across both applications.
User management
Accounts and profiles, ready to extend around your product.
Billing foundations
The commercial layer around your product, ready for your billing flow.
Background jobs
Celery workers move slow work out of the request cycle.
Scheduled tasks
Celery Beat runs recurring jobs without hand-rolled cron.
Component library
Tailwind CSS and a practical set of UI components for fast screens.
Introduction
Why I built SaaS Hammer
👋 Hey, I'm Michael. I'm a Django developer and SaaS builder.
Every Django SaaS I built started with the same setup work before the product itself could begin.
SaaS Hammer is the foundation I wanted: a smaller starting line, and more room for the product.
Questions, answered
Short answers before you start. For setup and structure, the docs go deeper.
Start with a solid foundation
Build the part that makes your SaaS different.