The single purchase everyone interested in building SaaS should make SaasPegasus is a great Django boilerplate to use and learn from, but so much additional value is provided by Cory and it's community. After purchase, you're invited to a Slack which has 24/7 community support on not just technical issues, but al things related to starting a SaaS. 10/10 would buy again!

I cannot say enough good things about… I cannot say enough good things about SaaS Pegasus and the owner, Cory! Four days after I purchased SaaS Pegasus I had my SaaS app up and running. Cory even hopped on a quick call to help debug a problem I was having (it was totally my fault, not anything wrong with the product itself). The Slack community is also very active and helpful. As for SaaS Pegasus itself, the app is well documented, up-to-date, and you can just tell that it was created by a Python professional with a TON of real-world experience. If you're looking to build a SaaS app in Python, I recommend giving Pegasus a try. You won't be disappointed.

Pegasus is truly amazing Pegasus is truly amazing! My background using Python has mostly been for scientific applications, and in less than a few weeks, I was able to get my application deployed! (I have never done web development before). Sass Pegasus is very well written and has a very supportive community as well.

The best software money can buy Pegasus is quite simply the greatest software that exists for building SaaS apps. It's literally thousands of dollars worth of code in time and investment at a low price that any bootstrapped company can afford. It's a no brainer and I recommend it to everyone starting their own SaaS companies. Cory is awesome and wants to see everyone succeed. A must buy!!!

SaaS Pegasus is a fantastic investment I can’t recommend SaaS Pegasus highly enough. Cory is extremely responsive, and there’s a community of users that are very helpful with a scope well beyond Pegasus itself. It lets you come out of the gates quickly and solves problems you likely don’t even know exist yet. I see it referred to as boiler plate but I think that’s an injustice, because it’s highly configurable and an amazing resource.