Ship your SaaS in days, not months
Everything the boring half of a product needs — payments in rands, authentication, email, background jobs and compliance — already built, tested and documented.
No card required on the free tier. Cancel any time.
The plumbing, already done
Six things every SaaS needs and nobody enjoys building twice.
Payments in rands
Local card and EFT providers first, with a merchant-of-record path for international customers. Prices, plans and quotas all come from one config file.
Auth that holds up
Email and password, passkeys, two-factor and session management, with an optimistic edge gate and an authoritative server check.
Multilingual from day one
English and Afrikaans ship complete, with isiZulu and isiXhosa scaffolded. Locale-aware routes, hreflang and formatting included.
POPIA-aware by default
Data residency and retention are typed configuration, not a policy document. Export, deletion and audit trails are wired to real endpoints.
Transactional email
React-rendered templates, a local outbox for development, delivery webhooks and unsubscribe handling that respects the audit log.
Background jobs
Retries, dunning, scheduled sweeps and idempotent webhook processing — the parts that only break in production, tested before you get there.
Simple, honest pricing
Priced in rands. Switch to dollars if you bill internationally.
Every price on this page is rendered from your plan configuration.
Questions, answered
Still stuck? The docs go deeper than this page does.
What exactly do I get?
A working Next.js application: routes, database schema, migrations, tests and documentation. You edit configuration and content rather than wiring libraries together.
Which payment providers are supported?
Local providers for rand transactions and a merchant-of-record option for international sales. Providers sit behind one interface, so switching is a configuration change.
Can I charge in dollars as well?
Yes. Every price is stored as a rand and dollar pair, so the currency toggle above never shows a converted or stale figure.
Does this make me POPIA compliant?
It gives you the mechanisms — residency, retention, consent, export, deletion and audit logging — and documents them. Compliance is still your responsibility.
How do I get help?
Start with the documentation and the runbooks. Paid tiers include email support, with priority response on the top tier.