Orbit
Ship your SaaS in days, not months.
Orbit is a production-ready Next.js SaaS boilerplate designed to help developers build and launch SaaS products faster. It provides a solid foundation with authentication, GitHub and Google OAuth, multi-tenant workspaces, team roles and invitations, project management, Stripe billing, admin tools, notifications, analytics, and security-focused backend architecture.
Built with Next.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, Drizzle ORM, Stripe, Tailwind CSS, and Zod, Orbit handles much of the repetitive infrastructure required to start a SaaS application, allowing developers to focus on their core product instead of rebuilding common features from scratch.
Orbit is ideal for indie hackers, freelancers, developers, and small teams building SaaS products, internal tools, client portals, productivity apps, analytics platforms, AI SaaS products, and other modern web applications.
Features
- Authentication & OAuth
- Multi-tenant Workspaces
- Team Management
- Stripe Billing
- Projects & Analytics
- Security-focused Backend
- Admin Dashboard
- Notifications
- PostgreSQL + Drizzle
- Next.js 16 + TypeScript
Use Cases
- SaaS Products
- Project Management
- Productivity Apps
- Business Applications
- Internal Tools
- Client Portals
- Team Collaboration
- Analytics Platforms
- AI SaaS Applications
- Developer Tools
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I built Orbit after seeing how much time developers can lose rebuilding the same SaaS infrastructure for every new project. Authentication, OAuth, workspaces, team management, billing, permissions, and admin tools are often necessary before you can even start focusing on the actual product. Orbit is my attempt to turn that repetitive setup into a solid, production-ready starting point for developers, indie hackers, freelancers, and small teams. I’d love to hear what you think, what you would add, and what parts of the stack you’d like to see improved.
The multi-tenant workspaces with team roles and invitations are the part I'd value most, since that's where boilerplates usually get thin. How do you handle Stripe billing per workspace versus per user, and is there a clean path for seat-based pricing? A short doc on how tenant isolation is enforced in the Drizzle queries would also build a lot of trust.
Multi-tenant workspaces with team roles out of the box is the part that usually eats the first two weeks, so that's a strong pitch. Nice to see Drizzle and Zod instead of a heavier ORM too. How do you handle Stripe billing per workspace vs per user? That's where I've seen boilerplates get painful to change later.
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I built Orbit after seeing how much time developers can lose rebuilding the same SaaS infrastructure for every new project. Authentication, OAuth, workspaces, team management, billing, permissions, and admin tools are often necessary before you can even start focusing on the actual product. Orbit is my attempt to turn that repetitive setup into a solid, production-ready starting point for developers, indie hackers, freelancers, and small teams. I’d love to hear what you think, what you would add, and what parts of the stack you’d like to see improved.
The multi-tenant workspaces with team roles and invitations are the part I'd value most, since that's where boilerplates usually get thin. How do you handle Stripe billing per workspace versus per user, and is there a clean path for seat-based pricing? A short doc on how tenant isolation is enforced in the Drizzle queries would also build a lot of trust.
Multi-tenant workspaces with team roles out of the box is the part that usually eats the first two weeks, so that's a strong pitch. Nice to see Drizzle and Zod instead of a heavier ORM too. How do you handle Stripe billing per workspace vs per user? That's where I've seen boilerplates get painful to change later.
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