SvelteKit starters are fewer than their React equivalents, and that shows in what they ship: less framework ceremony, more of the application actually written out. Worth reading the entry rather than the tag list.
9 entries carry a Svelte & SvelteKit tag in this directory — 8 open-source and 1 paid. They are grouped here by the technology they are built on; the same kits also appear under what they are built for:
Order is open-source first, then alphabetical. Nothing on this page is ranked, scored or paid for — see how this directory is built.
Ship JavaScript products with battle-tested technologies in days not weeks. Ship reliable JavaScript apps with battle-tested tech. No more chasing shiny trends in the JavaScript land. 502 stars · MIT licence · last commit 2026-06-16.
SvelteKit SaaS template built on Supabase — auth, user dashboard, Stripe subscriptions, marketing page, blog engine, and search, with a focus on performance and near-zero JavaScript on content pages. Free and open-source (MIT).
Example showing how to use Auth.js with SvelteKit. You can instantly deploy this example to Vercel by clicking the following button. 295 stars · ISC licence · last commit 2026-06-11.
Sveltekit blog starter project created with sveltekit, typescript, tailwindcss, postcss, husky, and storybook. The project has the structure set up for the scaleable web application. Sveltekit Blog project created with Sveltekit, Typescript, Tailwindcss, Postcss, SCSS, Husky, ESLint, Prettier, Storybook, and MDSVEX. 209 stars · MIT licence · last commit 2026-04-26.
An opinionated blog starter for SvelteKit + Tailwind + Netlify. Refreshed for SvelteKit 1.0!. Feel free to rip out these opinions as you see fit of course. If you want a SaaS like starter kit maybe check out okputer's. 711 stars · MIT licence · last commit 2025-09-22.
Open-source toolkit and scaffold (create-tauri-app) for tiny, fast, secure desktop and mobile apps — any web frontend (React, Vue, Svelte) over a Rust core, using the OS webview for apps measured in megabytes, not hundreds.
Open-source framework and scaffold for desktop apps with Go and web technologies — a Go backend bound directly to a JS/TS frontend (React, Vue, Svelte templates), producing small native binaries without bundling a browser.
Next-gen open-source web extension framework built on Vite — file-based entrypoints, HMR, cross-browser Manifest V2/V3 builds for Chrome, Firefox and Safari, framework-agnostic (React, Vue, Svelte), with auto-publishing tools.
SaaS starter kits for Astro, SvelteKit and Next.js — the same feature set (auth, Stripe and Lemon Squeezy payments, database adapters, email, SEO, analytics) delivered for three frameworks. Paid, one-time purchase per stack.