SvelteCraft

Production-ready SvelteKit SaaS starter for Cloudflare Worke

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July 24, 2026 Why I built SvelteCraft instead of rebuilding the same SaaS infrastructure again

Over the past few years, I’ve built multiple SaaS products, and I noticed the same pattern every time.

Before I could start building the actual product, I had to rebuild the same foundation:

  • Authentication

  • Billing

  • Database setup

  • File storage

  • Admin dashboard

  • Landing pages

  • Deployment

None of these were unique to the product I wanted to create, but they consumed weeks of development time.

I tried several starter kits. Many were excellent, but they either focused on a different deployment platform or required significant customization before they were ready for production.

Since I primarily build on Cloudflare Workers, I decided to create a starter that matched the workflow I actually use.

That’s how SvelteCraft started.

SvelteCraft is a production-ready SaaS starter built with SvelteKit for Cloudflare Workers. It includes authentication, Stripe billing, PostgreSQL/D1 support, Cloudflare R2, SEO, and other production-ready building blocks.

My goal isn’t to create the biggest starter. It’s to help developers spend less time rebuilding infrastructure and more time building products.

This is only the beginning. I’m planning to continue improving SvelteCraft based on feedback from the developer community.

I’d love to hear your thoughts:

  • What’s the first thing you rebuild when starting a new SaaS?

  • What’s missing from existing starter kits?

  • If you’ve built on Cloudflare Workers, what challenges have you faced?

Thanks for reading, and I’m looking forward to your feedback.

1 Comment

  1. 1

    You mentioned trying several starter kits before building your own. I'm curious—what was the point where extending an existing one became the wrong decision instead of just a temporary inconvenience?

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I built multiple SaaS products over the past few years, and every new project started with rebuilding the same infrastructure—authentication, billing, databases, storage, dashboards, deployment, and landing pages.