Next.js template for building multi-tenant applications with custom domains using App Router, Vercel Postgres, and the Vercel Domains API.
Multi-tenant applications serve multiple customers across different subdomains/custom domains with a single unified codebase.
For example, our demo is a multi-tenant application:
Another example is Hashnode, a popular blogging platform. Each writer has their own unique .hashnode.dev
subdomain for their blog:
Users can also map custom domains to their .hashnode.dev
subdomain:
This repository makes it easier than ever for creators to build their own platform.
Read the guide to learn how to deploy your own version of this template.
Forget manually setting up CNAME records, wrestling with DNS, or making custom server rewrite rules with NGINX. With Vercel and the Platforms Starter Kit, you can focus on building the next big thing.
Vercel customers like Hashnode, Super, and Cal.com are building scalable platforms on top of Vercel and Next.js. There are multiple types of platforms you can build with this starter kit:
These are content-heavy platforms (blogs) with simple, standardized page layouts and route structure.
“With Vercel, we spend less time managing our infrastructure and more time delivering value to our users.” — Sandeep Panda, Co-founder, Hashnode
No-code site builders with customizable pages.
By using Next.js and Vercel, Super has fast, globally distributed websites with a no-code editor (Notion). Their customers get all the benefits of Next.js (like Image Optimization) without touching any code.
Multi-tenant authentication, login, and access controls.
With Vercel and Next.js, platforms like Instatus are able to create status pages that are 10x faster than competitors.
This working demo site was built using the Platforms Starter Kit and:
We also have another example of the Platforms Starter Kit that uses Supabase for the database and Slate.js for the text editor.
Next.js template for building multi-tenant applications with custom domains using App Router, Vercel Postgres, and the Vercel Domains API.
Multi-tenant applications serve multiple customers across different subdomains/custom domains with a single unified codebase.
For example, our demo is a multi-tenant application:
Another example is Hashnode, a popular blogging platform. Each writer has their own unique .hashnode.dev
subdomain for their blog:
Users can also map custom domains to their .hashnode.dev
subdomain:
This repository makes it easier than ever for creators to build their own platform.
Read the guide to learn how to deploy your own version of this template.
Forget manually setting up CNAME records, wrestling with DNS, or making custom server rewrite rules with NGINX. With Vercel and the Platforms Starter Kit, you can focus on building the next big thing.
Vercel customers like Hashnode, Super, and Cal.com are building scalable platforms on top of Vercel and Next.js. There are multiple types of platforms you can build with this starter kit:
These are content-heavy platforms (blogs) with simple, standardized page layouts and route structure.
“With Vercel, we spend less time managing our infrastructure and more time delivering value to our users.” — Sandeep Panda, Co-founder, Hashnode
No-code site builders with customizable pages.
By using Next.js and Vercel, Super has fast, globally distributed websites with a no-code editor (Notion). Their customers get all the benefits of Next.js (like Image Optimization) without touching any code.
Multi-tenant authentication, login, and access controls.
With Vercel and Next.js, platforms like Instatus are able to create status pages that are 10x faster than competitors.
This working demo site was built using the Platforms Starter Kit and:
We also have another example of the Platforms Starter Kit that uses Supabase for the database and Slate.js for the text editor.