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Open SaaS vs supastack

Open SaaS is an open-source, free SaaS starter; supastack is paid and includes multi-platform support and built-in AI integrations.

Which to pick

Pick Open SaaS if you want…

  • Full-stack SaaS starter with built-in payments
  • Free open-source SaaS starter
  • A free plan to start with
  • Open-source code (wasp-lang/open-saas on GitHub, MIT license)
  • Integrations with React, Node.js or Prisma (on Open SaaS's list, not supastack's)

Pick supastack if you want…

  • Multi-platform SaaS boilerplate
  • Integrations with Next.js, Expo or Tauri (on supastack's list, not Open SaaS's)

Side by side

What it is
Open SaaS:Open SaaS is a free, open-source full-stack React + Node.js starter kit with built-in auth, payments and AI-ready features.
supastack:Supastack is a full-stack TypeScript boilerplate that lets you ship SaaS apps on web, mobile and desktop with prewired auth, payments, AI, email and more.
Best for
Open SaaS:Full-stack SaaS starter with built-in payments
supastack:Multi-platform SaaS boilerplate
Who it’s for
Open SaaS:Developers building SaaS products who want a ready-made, type-safe stack.
supastack:Founders and developers building SaaS products across web, mobile and desktop.
Pricing
Open SaaS:Freemium
supastack:Paid
Plans
Open SaaS:Hobby $9.99/month per month · Pro $19.99/month per month · 10 Credits $9.99
supastack:Single Stack $249 · Dual Stack $398 · Full Bundle $399
Open source
Open SaaS:Yes, 16,015 GitHub stars
supastack:—
Works with
Open SaaS:React, Node.js, Prisma, Stripe, Polar.sh, Lemon Squeezy, Plausible, Google Analytics
supastack:Next.js, Expo, Tauri, Stripe, OpenAI, Anthropic, Trigger.dev, Resend

Open SaaS features

  • Full-stack Type Safety. TypeScript types are auto-generated across the entire stack without extra configuration.
  • Pre-configured Auth. Ready-to-use authentication flow that you own and can customize.
  • Payment Provider Integration. Stripe, Polar.sh and Lemon Squeezy checkout and webhook setup out of the box.
  • Admin Dashboard & Analytics. Built-in dashboard with graphs, tables and Plausible/Google Analytics support.
  • File Uploads via AWS S3. Example code for presigned S3 uploads, fully documented.
  • Built-in Blog with Astro. Markdown-based blog powered by Astro, with SEO-friendly rendering.
  • E2E Tests & CI. Playwright tests and GitHub Actions CI pipeline included.
  • Deploy Anywhere. No vendor lock-in; deploy yourself or use Wasp’s one-click deploy.

supastack features

  • Unified codebase. Share TypeScript modules between Next.js (web), Expo (iOS/Android) and Tauri (desktop) in a single monorepo.
  • Authentication. Better Auth provides email OTP, magic-link and Google/GitHub OAuth with workspace-scoped sessions.
  • Payments & billing. Stripe (or Paddle/Polar) checkout, customer portal and signed webhooks for subscriptions and entitlements.
  • AI workflows. Configurable multi-provider AI (OpenAI, Anthropic) with encrypted keys, usage tracking and budgets.
  • Background jobs & email. Trigger.dev job runner and transactional email adapters (Resend) are prewired.
  • Analytics & monitoring. Built-in analytics interface, audit logs and error monitoring with sanitized context.

Open SaaS vs supastack FAQ

Is Open SaaS or supastack free?+

Open SaaS has a free plan; paid plans start at $9.99/month (Hobby). supastack is paid.

Is Open SaaS or supastack open source?+

Open SaaS is open source (wasp-lang/open-saas on GitHub, MIT license). DevHunt has no public source repository on record for supastack.

Do Open SaaS and supastack integrate with the same tools?+

Partly. Both list Stripe. Open SaaS also lists React, Node.js, Prisma, Polar.sh and 6 more; supastack also lists Next.js, Expo, Tauri, OpenAI and 7 more.

On DevHunt

Open SaaS

98 upvotes · Launched on DevHunt on Jan 23, 2024

supastack

1 upvote · Launching on DevHunt on Oct 14, 2031

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