Saasify

Discontinued

Last updated 2026-03-15 · Update this page

Historical record. This platform is discontinued and should not be treated as an active option.

Saasify bundled common SaaS boilerplate such as auth, billing, docs, and marketing pages so developers could commercialize APIs and serverless functions more quickly. The hosted platform is discontinued, but it remains a useful historical example of tooling built specifically around turning developer projects into paid services.

You are viewing: Saasify

Goal: Project support. Model: Infrastructure. Status: Historical.

Should you use this?

Best for: Projects whose main blocker is hosting, CI, storage, AI tooling, or operational overhead.
Not ideal for: Projects that need direct maintainer income rather than cost reduction.
Why choose it: Saasify was a toolkit and hosted service for turning APIs or serverless functions into SaaS products with billing, docs, and a marketing site.
Watch out for: Credits and tooling reduce burden but usually do not fund maintainer time directly.
Setup effort: Review setup requirements
Fees: The original pitch was free for early adopters with a later planned 20% cut and special pricing for open source projects. The hosted product is now discontinued.
Last verified: 2026-03-15
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Goal Project support

Model Infrastructure

Tags

Developer tooling

Verification	Unverified
Organization	Corporation
Open source status	Mixed / open-source tooling with discontinued hosted service
Platform technology	Mixed: open-source tooling with a discontinued hosted service
Monetization model	A cut from users running your project on the SaaS platform
Payment methods	Stripe
Platform fees	The original pitch was free for early adopters with a later planned 20% cut and special pricing for open source projects. The hosted product is now discontinued.
User activity	The hosted platform has been shut down. Public package metadata notes a 2022 shutdown while the open-source npm package remains as a historical artifact.