# TS SAAS > Get the production-oriented TS-SaaS foundation with auth, billing, user-owned resources, and lifetime updates for $75 one-time. Get the production-oriented TS-SaaS foundation with auth, billing, user-owned resources, and lifetime updates for $75 one-time. ## Facts - Website: https://ts-saas.com - Pricing: paid - Categories: SaaS, Developer Tools, Productivity - LotsDirectory page: https://lots.directory/products/ts-saas - Listing state: Unclaimed. We listed this product from its public website, and its owner has not claimed it yet. ## Detailed info ## What is TS SAAS? TS SAAS is a TypeScript SaaS foundation with auth, billing, user-owned data, email, storage, admin tools, and deployment already wired on TanStack Start and Hono. You own the source code. ## What TS SAAS does The scaffold command on the site is npx create-ts-saas@latest my-saas. The stack includes React, TanStack, TypeScript, Hono, Drizzle, Zod, Better Auth, Resend, PostgreSQL, Turborepo, Cloudflare Workers, and Railway. Shipped pieces include passkeys, magic links, 2FA, MFA-protected admin access, subscriptions, one-time purchases, usage metering, Dodo Payments, ImageKit uploads, private R2 archives, OpenAPI docs, background jobs, and feature flags with plan gating. Tests named on the site include Playwright and Vitest, with PostHog and Sentry for observability. The docs say the shipped access model is user-owned resources plus operator-admin, not organizations. ## Who TS SAAS is for The infrastructure license is for founders and agencies using TS-SaaS across multiple products or client projects. The B2B page says to start from shipped user-owned auth, billing, API, and admin boundaries, then add the domain model. Organizations, shared workspaces, invitations, seat billing, impersonation, and a general policy engine are not shipped. ## How TS SAAS works Sign in, select a template the license includes, and scaffold the source locally with npx create-ts-saas@latest my-saas. Configure the providers, then add product logic. For a company-facing product, add schema and a reviewed migration first, then repository ownership predicates, services, API contracts, UI consumers, and cross-owner tests. Only repositories execute Drizzle queries. Cloudflare Workers are the edge runtime, with a $5/month infrastructure baseline. ## Key features - Identity and access with passkeys, magic links, 2FA, and MFA-protected admin access, using Better Auth sessions on the B2B page. - Revenue and billing: subscriptions, one-time purchases, usage metering, grace-state handling, and Dodo Payments checkout and webhooks. - User-owned architecture with ownership-scoped queries and separate MFA-protected operator tooling. - File storage uses payload-bound ImageKit uploads and private R2 archives. Email uses Resend templates. - DB-backed feature flags with plan gating, % rollouts, and env toggles. - Turborepo monorepo, strict TypeScript, zero any, with apps for web, api, and admin. The API runs on Hono and Cloudflare Workers. - Native support for Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex workflows. E2E coverage names Playwright and Vitest. - The docs say API-side Sentry is present in dependencies but commented out in the Worker entrypoint. ## Pricing As listed on ts-saas.com, checked 13 October 2026. Prices can change; see the site for current terms. - Foundation is one-time. The founding price and the early-buyer price are $75. The regular price is $125. The site says $75 is for the first 10 licenses. Lifetime access. - Foundation includes The Core, tenant-isolated architecture, basic resilience playbooks, and lifetime access to The Logic Layer updates. Commercial use and complete source code are part of the purchase. - Infrastructure is $395 one-time, with lifetime access, for founders and agencies. It includes everything in Foundation, unlimited projects, an admin control plane, and priority access to new failure playbooks. The page calls it early access. - Cloudflare Workers are described with a $5/month infrastructure baseline. ## Facts from ts-saas.com, checked 13 October 2026 - Scaffold command on the site: npx create-ts-saas@latest my-saas. - The features list says a superadmin dashboard can manage users, orgs, and system activity. The docs say the shipped model is not organizations. - Treat the purchase as a business investment, not a get rich quick scheme, is written on the pricing section. - Legal pages for a privacy policy and terms of service are described as multi-language and pre-built. - The docs say apps/cli is secondary and matters mostly for local pnpm dev behavior and the /app/device approval flow. - A brief session with the founder is offered for Architecture or Logic Layer requirements, and Discord is linked from the same block. - Edge-first runtime with a $5/month infrastructure baseline on Cloudflare Workers. - The docs name Neon PostgreSQL in the monorepo map, with Sentry and PostHog on the web app. Written from TS SAAS's own website ([Homepage](https://ts-saas.com/), [Pricing](https://ts-saas.com/pricing/), [Features](https://ts-saas.com/use-cases/b2b-saas/), [Docs](https://ts-saas.com/docs/)). The maker can claim this listing to edit it. ## FAQ ### Does the starter ship organizations or seat billing? The B2B page says TS-SaaS ships user-owned resources, Better Auth sessions and MFA, Dodo checkout and webhooks, owner-scoped repositories, ImageKit media, and MFA-protected operator APIs. It does not ship organizations, shared workspaces, invitations, seat billing, impersonation, or a general policy engine. ### What has to be added for company-facing workflows? Company ownership, memberships, invitations, role policy, and B2B billing rules. Add the schema and a reviewed migration first, then repository predicates, services, API contracts, UI consumers, and cross-owner tests. Enforce the owner or membership boundary inside every repository query. ### Where should authorization be enforced? The B2B page says to enforce the new owner or membership boundary inside every repository query. Only repositories execute Drizzle queries. Inline route handlers coordinate service calls. ### What does the Foundation purchase include? One payment and lifetime access. The Core, tenant-isolated architecture, basic resilience playbooks, and lifetime access to The Logic Layer updates. The founding and early-buyer price is $75, and the regular price is $125, with $75 for the first 10 licenses. ### What is the infrastructure license? Infrastructure is $395 one-time, lifetime access, for founders and agencies using TS-SaaS across multiple products or client projects. It includes unlimited projects, the admin control plane, and priority access to new failure playbooks. The page says it is early access. ### What do the docs say is actually shipped? The docs say the shipped access model is user-owned resources plus operator-admin, not organizations. They say leftover names, including protectedApi, a seats column, and marketing tenant copy, do not match runtime behavior. API-side Sentry is in dependencies but commented out in the Worker entrypoint. --- Source: https://lots.directory/products/ts-saas ยท Machine-readable context by LotsDirectory.