SaaS Launch Checklist Planner
Every launch has the same boring failure points: DNS, email, billing, backups, logs, and smoke tests. Check them before real users find the gaps.
Launch readiness
0%
0 of 46 done
Not ready yet
Finish the launch basics before putting real users through the app.
Infrastructure
Make sure the app can stay online, recover, and serve public pages correctly.
0/6
Authentication
Verify users can get in, get out, and only see their own data.
0/6
Billing
Run the payment lifecycle with real production settings before customers do.
0/6
Transactional email is part of the product. Treat it like production code.
0/6
SEO and Launch Pages
Give the public pages enough structure to be indexed and shared.
0/6
Monitoring
Know when the app breaks before a paying user tells you.
0/6
Spending Controls
Usage-based APIs need guardrails before traffic arrives.
0/4
Production Smoke Test
Run the full path in production, even if it feels repetitive.
0/6
Your launch report
Copy the checklist into your repo, issue tracker, or AGENTS.md. The useful part is not the score. It is making the missing work visible before launch day.
Missing sections
- Infrastructure
- Authentication
- Billing
- SEO and Launch Pages
- Monitoring
- Spending Controls
- Production Smoke Test
Production SaaS starting point
Use the foundation your checklist assumes.
Stacknaut packages the recurring SaaS work into repos your coding agent can inspect, modify, and deploy.
What you get in Stacknaut
- Auth, billing, shared types, API structure, jobs, logging, and prerendered pages
- Agent instructions and skills that keep future changes consistent
- Kamal + Hetzner deployment so launch work has a clear finish line