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NextJSTemplates/startup-nextjs

★ 1,656 · TypeScript · MIT · updated Dec 2025

Startup is free Next.js template for SaaS startups comes with all the essential pages, components, and sections you need to launch a complete business website.

A static marketing site template for SaaS/startup landing pages built with Next.js 15/16 and Tailwind v4. You get the usual sections — hero, features, pricing, testimonials, blog, contact — pre-built and ready to swap content into. It's a starting point for the public-facing marketing layer, not the app itself.

1. Kept reasonably current: Next.js 16, Tailwind v4, and the upgrade log shows actual maintenance rather than abandonment. 2. Component structure is clean and predictable — each section is its own directory with a clear index, no deeply nested spaghetti. 3. Dark/light mode is built in via a ThemeToggler and providers pattern, not a CSS hack. 4. Zero dependencies on paid services in the free tier — you can deploy it to Vercel/Netlify without touching a wallet.

1. The free version is a pure static shell — no auth, no DB, no payments, no working blog. Every functional feature is gated behind a paid Pro tier, so the 'launch a SaaS' pitch is misleading. 2. Blog data lives in a hardcoded .tsx file (blogData.tsx). There's no CMS, no markdown pipeline — adding a real post means editing source code. 3. The contact form component (Contact/index.tsx) almost certainly renders as a static UI with no backend wiring in the free version — you'll need to add your own form handling from scratch. 4. Brand logos in the 'as seen in' section are the template author's own products (TailAdmin, GrayGrids, etc.), which you'll obviously need to replace — a subtle gotcha that makes the demo look more credible than your actual starting point.

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