Open-source enterprise starter
BoxyHQ SaaS Starter Kit Alternative: build SaaS with source-owned modules.
Compare BoxyHQ SaaS Starter Kit with StackFoundry when enterprise SaaS controls should layer onto your existing app.
Teams prioritizing enterprise auth, SSO, webhooks, and B2B controls early in the product.
What BoxyHQ SaaS Starter Kit is known for
Enterprise-focused SaaS starter positioning
SSO, webhook, and B2B SaaS concepts
Open-source starter-kit model
A strong enterprise-readiness focus
Where StackFoundry differs
Enterprise controls are modules and recipes, not the only app shape
Includes enterprise-saas, security-center, support-ops, and API SaaS paths
Lets smaller teams start with API SaaS and add enterprise layers later
Keeps audit, security, support, and status modules installable as source
When to choose StackFoundry instead
You want enterprise capabilities available, but not forced into every app from day one.
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Source Registry
Dry-run a complete SaaS recipe before adopting any app shape.
Start with API SaaS, inspect the exact source files, then decide whether the modules belong in your app.
pnpm stackfoundry add recipe api-saas-starter --target ./my-app --dry-run