Build, launch, and scale SaaS products at production speed.
Praxis eliminates weeks of boilerplate and environment setup, allowing teams to launch 5–10× faster while reducing initial engineering effort by up to 70%. Products go to market in days instead of months, accelerating validation, iteration, and revenue.
The results are tangible. Teams using Praxis typically reach first revenue 30–50% faster, increase MRR by 20–40% within 90 days, and cut long-term refactor costs by over 40% through a modular, future-proof architecture.
Praxis has proven traction, ranking as a Top 30 Product on Product Hunt for three consecutive weeks, and is already used by developers shipping real, revenue-generating SaaS products.
Praxis is a SaaS scaffolding platform that turns ideas into production-ready applications with a single command. It delivers scalable, battle-tested infrastructure out of the box—without locking teams into a rigid or opinionated stack.
With a clean separation between frontend and backend, Praxis enables true tech independence, allowing each layer to scale and evolve independently. Your architecture stays future-proof because you control it.
Praxis adapts to how teams want to build.
The frontend includes a SaaS landing page and a fully functional ShadCN Admin Dashboard that is backend-free and API-agnostic, easily connecting to Go, Rust, Node, or any backend.
The backend is production-ready and fully dockerized, designed to scale from day one and work seamlessly with frameworks like Vue, Astro, or any modern frontend.
For teams that want everything connected, Praxis provides a full-stack, deployment-ready SaaS template with scalable services and integrated API routes.
Praxis supports modern stacks with flexibility: TypeScript or JavaScript, Vite or Next.js, MongoDB or Postgres, Prisma ORM, Redis caching, authentication, OAuth, monitoring, payments, email, SMS, and a full CMS—ready for real users and real revenue.
Praxis is a long-term foundation, not a throwaway starter kit. Its modular architecture and standard interfaces prevent painful rebuilds, make tool swaps easy, and ensure your stack evolves without rewrites.
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