Next.js Templates & Dashboard Starter Kits

Sales teams keep asking for the same thing: a pipeline they can see, contacts that aren't spread across three spreadsheets, and forecasts that update on their own. This CRM dashboard template ships 35+ screens of exactly that: drag-and-drop Kanban pipeline, contact and company records with import, four analytics dashboards, team performance reports, and a full email inbox with sequences. The scaffold founders and agencies use on day one to skip six weeks of CRM plumbing.

Every SaaS starts the same way. Three weeks wiring auth, building a dashboard shell, styling a data table nobody will look at, and arguing about whether settings pages need tabs. None of it is the product. This Next.js SaaS boilerplate covers the scaffold so solo founders and small teams skip straight to the thing they actually care about: app shell with sidebar and topbar, auth screens, dashboard with empty states, settings pages, data tables with keyboard navigation, form primitives with inline validation, and a design token system for light and dark mode.

Most social teams run on five tools, three spreadsheets, and a shared Notion page, and still can't tell you what last month's engagement was without an hour of copy-paste. This kit gives agencies and in-house marketing teams 40+ screens across 10 sections: multi-platform analytics for Instagram, X, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, and YouTube, a content calendar with drag-and-drop scheduling, sentiment analysis with keyword tracking, competitor share of voice, and a unified social inbox.

Most sales dashboards get built by engineers, reviewed by the VP of Sales, and ignored by the reps who were supposed to use them. The data is there, but the answer to what should I do today isn't. This kit gives sales leaders, founders, and agencies 9 screens across 3 sections: a visual pipeline with drag-and-drop deal stages, a conversion funnel view, personal and team target tracking with progress indicators, a sales rep leaderboard with rankings, and revenue reports with forecast charts. Built so reps will actually check it in the morning.

Building a help desk from scratch means months of ticket queues, live chat interfaces, knowledge base editors, and SLA engines before you can resolve your first customer issue. This Next.js help desk template gives you 45 screens across 10 sections: dashboard with real-time metrics, full ticket lifecycle with Kanban boards, customer profiles with interaction timelines, knowledge base with WYSIWYG editor, live chat with queue management, reports with agent performance analytics, team scheduling, automation rules, and comprehensive settings. WCAG AA across every screen.