Next.js 15 templates

Next.js templates,
production-ready.

App Router, TypeScript strict, Tailwind v4, and the integrations that actually take time to wire up — auth, billing, MDX, structured data. Clone, install, ship.

6 templates
Next.js 15 + App Router
TypeScript strict
MIT licensed

Next.js has become the default React framework for production web apps — not because it’s trendy, but because it solves the right problems. Server-rendered React for SEO. File-based routing that scales. Built-in image optimisation, font loading, and metadata APIs. Edge deployment on Vercel that costs nothing for hobby projects and scales linearly for production traffic.

Every template in this category is a complete Next.js 15 application built on the App Router. You get React Server Components, streaming, partial pre-rendering, and the new metadata API wired up correctly. TypeScript runs in strict mode, paths are configured, ESLint is opinionated but quiet, and the build is tuned for sub-1-second cold starts on Vercel’s edge.

The templates range from minimal landing pages and waitlist apps you can deploy in five minutes, to full SaaS foundations with Stripe billing, Clerk auth, and role-based access control. Read the descriptions on each card to find the closest match to what you’re building — or jump straight to the category pages for SaaS, landing pages, blogs, and AI avatars.

Available Templates

Browse production-ready.

What you get

Production-grade features, batteries included

App Router + RSC

Built on the App Router with React Server Components, streaming, and Suspense boundaries. No legacy Pages Router patterns, no getServerSideProps.

TypeScript strict mode

Every template ships with strict TypeScript, exhaustive ESLint rules, and Zod schemas at every external boundary. Catch bugs at compile time, not in prod.

Tailwind CSS v4

Modern Tailwind v4 with CSS variables for theming, dark mode out of the box, and a tight token system you can swap to match your brand.

SEO baked in

Dynamic metadata, OG image generation via @vercel/og, sitemap.xml, robots.txt, and structured data — configured per template, not bolted on.

Optimised performance

Sub-50KB first-load JS targets, next/image for media, font preloading, edge middleware, and Core Web Vitals tuned for 95+ Lighthouse scores.

Deploy in one click

Every template includes a Deploy to Vercel button. Push to GitHub, connect once, and you have CI/CD with preview environments on every PR.

Who it's for

Built for teams that ship

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Indie hackers

You want to validate an idea this weekend. Clone a landing page or waitlist template, swap copy, deploy to Vercel, and start collecting signups before Sunday night.

02

Agencies & freelancers

You bill clients on outcomes, not hours. Start every Next.js engagement from a template that already has auth, billing, and the SEO basics done. Focus on the parts that are actually unique.

03

Startup engineering teams

You’re past validation and need to scale. The SaaS Starter Pro and Auth Boilerplate give you multi-tenant architecture, RBAC, and Stripe webhooks that took us years to harden.

Comparison

How DevKit compares

FeatureDevKitVercel TemplatesShipFastMakerkit
Next.js 15 + App RouterMixed
TypeScript strict modeVariesPartial
Tailwind CSS v4Variesv3v3
Free tier available
MIT licensed (free kits)Mixed
SEO + JSON-LD built inVariesPartial
OG image generationSome
One-click Vercel deploy
Updated weeklyCommunity
Direct email supportPaid kits
FAQ

Common questions

Which Next.js version do these templates use?

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Every template is on Next.js 15 with the App Router. We update for breaking changes within two weeks of a major release, and breaking changes are documented in each template's CHANGELOG.

Can I use the free templates for a commercial product?

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Yes. Free templates are MIT-licensed. You can use them in client work, internal tools, paid SaaS products, or anywhere else with no attribution requirement. Premium templates include a commercial license at checkout.

Do these work with Pages Router?

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No. We made an explicit choice to commit to the App Router. The Pages Router still works in Next.js 15 but is in maintenance mode — new features (PPR, server actions improvements, the new metadata API) only ship on App Router.

What's the Node.js requirement?

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Next.js 15 requires Node.js 18.18.0 or higher. We test on the latest LTS (Node 22 at the time of writing) and document the minimum version in each template's README.

Can I swap out the database / auth provider?

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Yes. The integrations are isolated behind small adapter modules — swap Prisma for Drizzle, Clerk for NextAuth, or Stripe for Lemon Squeezy without rewriting the rest of the app. Each template's README documents the swap points.

How do I get help if I'm stuck?

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Free templates have GitHub issues for community support. Premium templates include direct email and a private Discord. If you need a hand customising the template for your business, the Hire Me page has a custom build option starting at a half-day rate.

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