Question 1

What is BluePrint?

Accepted Answer

BluePrint is a production-ready SaaS monorepo starter kit. It includes authentication, a PostgreSQL database layer, a shared component library, and a modular architecture so you can focus on building your product instead of the plumbing.

Question 2

What technologies does BluePrint use?

Accepted Answer

BluePrint is built with Next.js 16, React 19, TypeScript, Drizzle ORM (PostgreSQL), Better Auth, Turborepo, pnpm workspaces, and Tailwind CSS v4.

Question 3

Is BluePrint free to use?

Accepted Answer

Yes. BluePrint is open-source and free to use for personal and commercial projects. Replace this answer with your own licensing terms.

Question 4

Are there any hidden fees or hosting costs?

Accepted Answer

No. BluePrint itself is completely free and open-source. Your only costs will be your third-party hosting, database, and auth/email providers (many of which have generous free tiers).

Question 5

Can I cancel or change plans at any time?

Accepted Answer

Since BluePrint is a boilerplate code starter kit that you download and deploy yourself, there is no recurring plan to cancel or change. You own the code forever once you download it.

Question 6

Can I use BluePrint with my own database?

Accepted Answer

BluePrint is configured for PostgreSQL via Drizzle ORM. You can adapt the DB client to use any Drizzle-supported database (MySQL, SQLite) by updating the dialect in the db package.

Question 7

Does BluePrint support social login?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Better Auth provides social login support. Google is pre-configured. Adding other providers (GitHub, Apple, etc.) only requires adding the credentials to your environment variables and the socialProviders config in packages/auth.

Question 8

How do I deploy BluePrint?

Accepted Answer

Each app (platform, public) can be deployed independently to Vercel, Railway, or any Node.js-compatible host. The monorepo is configured for Turborepo remote caching support.

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