A Django-Powered SaaS Template

Get your new SaaS project started in hours instead of weeks, and build off a foundation ready to scale and grow with your business.

Powerful Built-In Features

These things are already done for you—so you can focus on what makes your app special.

Beautiful Default Theme — A hand-built, easy-to-customize theme is ready-to-go right out of the box.

User Management — Sign-up, authentication, email confirmation, and password reset built in. Watch the video.

Teams — Allow your users to create, join, and invite other users to their teams without writing any new code. Watch the video.

Ready-To-Use Components

Pegasus ships with a gallery of examples for you to easily integrate into your own project.

Object Lifecycle — Interact with a sample data model using a React-based single-page application.

Charts — A sample data visualization backed by real data from your application models.

Background Tasks — Support long-running or scheduled tasks easily with a working Celery+front-end integration.

Payments — Sample integration with Stripe payments, so you can get paid!

Landing Page — A responsive, easy-to-customize landing page template (the one you're reading now!)

Pricing Page — An example pricing page integrated directly into your application (this one!).

Sign in to see the live examples, or you can watch the video.

Pegasus provided a rock solid foundation for the Patentmark web app, with sensible defaults and well-curated extensions ready to go.

Martin Galesefounder, Patentmark

Just $195 per site—including 12 months of code updates.

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Plumbing Included

Instant integration with all the little things every project needs.

Email — Send emails using Mailgun, SES, Sendgrid, and many others supported service providers.

Analytics — Track usage and metrics with Google Analytics to see how your site is doing.

Error Monitoring — Monitor and track errors on your site using Sentry, the gold standard for monitoring Django projects.

Developer-First

Get your codebase off on the right foot—whether it's your first Django project or your tenth.

An Up-To-Date Codebase — Including Python 3, Django 2.2, and up-to-date versions of all supporting libraries.

Clean Project Structure — Based off of 10+ years of firsthand experience and the latest in Django best-practices.

Modern Front-End — A webpack-based build pipeline with React.js and Bulma Sass, so you don’t have to wrestle with JavaScript build tools.

We used Pegasus to start a new client project. In just a few minutes we had a well thought out foundational web app. This allowed us to get straight into the meat of the project by simply expanding on the backend and frontend. Pegasus is perfect for new projects with small teams.

Jason Wallacefounder, New Idea

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is Pegasus?

Good question! Pegasus is a starter template that uses Cookiecutter to provide a completely customized Django starter project. Instead of starting with Django's default skeleton project, you start with a whole bunch of extra work done for you!

Check out this video to see how easy it is to get up and running with Pegasus in under five minutes.

Who is Pegasus for?

In short, Pegasus is for developers who want to jump start their projects.

For a longer treatment of this question, see "Is Pegasus right for me?"

Can I use Pegasus on my existing project's codebase?

Sadly, not easily.

Pegasus is primarily for new projects and is not designed to integrate into existing codebases. You can still use it as a reference and get value from the examples gallery, but this might involve a fair bit of copy/paste. You've been warned!

What if I decide I don't like it after I buy it?

We don't want you to be disappointed! If Pegasus isn't what you expected you can email us within 30 days for a full refund—no questions asked.

Well, we might ask you why you didn't like it so we can make it better in the future, but you don't have to answer and you'll still get your money back right away.

Do I have to use React?

No—with some caveats.

Most of Pegasus is built with pure, standard Django views, and the overwhelming majority of functionality has no React.js dependencies whatsoever.

Pegasus uses Webpack to build the front-end, and so swapping in a different JavaScript framework—or using none at all—is as simple as modifying a few config files.

If you are planning on using the teams feature, the management UI is dependent on React, so you'll need to reimplement a few things if you drop it.

What if my question isn't answered here?

Send me an email and I'll get back to you as quickly as possible!