Reduce SaaS build time with an AI-ready Next.js 16 starter kit

Reduce SaaS build time with an AI-ready Next.js 16 starter kit targets a $6.0B = 2.0M potential small development teams × $3K ACV (annual spending on starter/boilerplate, integrations, hosting and support) total addressable market with medium saturation and a year-over-year growth rate of 12% YoY — based on rising developer tool spend, Next.js adoption and SaaS enablement growth (sources: Vercel usage trends, Stack Overflow surveys, industry reports).

Key trends driving demand: Modern frameworks evolution — Next.js 16 changes app architecture and creates demand for updated starter templates that follow new best practices.; AI feature shift — teams prefer to spend generative AI tokens on user-facing features, increasing demand for plumbing that keeps infrastructure costs predictable.; Managed platform maturity — services like Vercel, Supabase and Stripe make production setups cheaper and faster, increasing willingness to buy opinionated starters.; Developer-first monetization — more startups and indie makers are willing to pay for time-to-market accelerators that shorten validation cycles by weeks..