- Lifetime access to your stack of choice
- Build unlimited applications
- Continuous updates
- Access to the Discord community
- The best support in the SaaS Starter kits market, period.
- Community and Chat support
- Community-based feature requests and Request for Comments. You have a say in what Makerkit should build next.
- One-time payment, no subscriptions
- Includes access to our free Figma UI kit
Choose your Stack
Select the technology stack that best fits your project
What every license includes
Pro and Teams ship the same code. You get the full kit for your stack, lifetime updates, and Discord support.
Teams and permissions
Personal and team accounts, invitations, roles, and permissions, modeled in the database.
Billing
Subscription billing wired to your payment provider, with per-account plans.
Super admin
An admin panel to manage users and accounts once you have paying customers.
Marketing site, blog, and docs
Landing and legal pages, a blog, and a documentation section in the same app.
AI agent setup
AGENTS.md rules and the MakerKit MCP server, so Claude Code and Cursor follow the kit conventions.
Figma UI kit
The design files behind the kit, so you can extend the design system instead of copying screens.
Pro or Teams?
Pro: $349
- You are the only developer with repository access.
- Unlimited projects, lifetime updates, Discord support.
- Upgrade to Teams later by paying the difference.
Teams: $649
- Up to five collaborators on the repository.
- A private Discord channel for your team.
- The right choice for companies and development teams.
Choose your stack
Every kit has the same features and the same price. Pick the database and auth layer you want to maintain.
Supabase kit
Supabase Auth, Postgres, Storage and Row Level Security. Ships for Next.js 16, React Router 8 and TanStack Start.
Drizzle kit
Drizzle ORM and Better Auth on the Postgres provider you choose. Ships for Next.js 16 and TanStack Start.
Prisma kit
Prisma 7 and Better Auth on the Postgres provider you choose. Ships for Next.js 16 and TanStack Start.
Pricing FAQ
How much does MakerKit cost?
The Pro license is $349 and the Teams license is $649. Both are one-time payments for the kit you choose (Supabase, Drizzle, or Prisma), with lifetime updates and unlimited projects.
Is MakerKit a subscription?
No. You pay once and keep access to the private repository and every future update. There is no monthly or yearly fee. Sources that describe MakerKit as a subscription are out of date.
What is the difference between Pro and Teams?
The code is the same. Pro gives repository access to one developer. Teams gives access to up to five collaborators and a private Discord channel. Contact us if you need more than five seats.
Does one license cover every kit?
A license covers the stack you choose. The Supabase license includes the Next.js, React Router, and TanStack Start versions of the Supabase kit. If you later want a different stack, we offer a discount to switch.
How many projects can I build?
As many as you want, including commercial products. Freelancers building for clients need each client to hold their own license.
Can I upgrade from Pro to Teams later?
Yes. You pay only the difference between the two licenses, from the upgrade page.
How do I get the code?
After checkout you are invited to the private MakerKit GitHub repositories. Add your GitHub username at checkout, or redeem the invite from the link in your license email.
Can I get a refund?
Because the product is source code, we generally cannot offer refunds once access is redeemed. Ask any question before buying: we can answer with code snippets or a demo, and the free MakerKit Lite repository lets you read the architecture first.
Can I open-source a project built with MakerKit?
No. The paid kits use a commercial license that does not allow publishing the codebase. If your project must be open source, use MakerKit Lite, which is MIT licensed.
Want to read the code first?
MakerKit Lite is free and MIT licensed. It has the same Turborepo structure and conventions as the paid kits, without billing, teams, or the admin panel. See the license terms or the full FAQ for anything not covered here.