Quick Facts (from the site)

• Access: Instant download of full source code after payment

• Stack: Django (Python) with React or HTMX for the frontend

• Payments: Stripe integration for subscriptions and one-time purchases

• Email/SMTP: Built-in support for transactional emails

• Docs: Comprehensive, LLM-friendly documentation with step-by-step guides

• Community: Active Slack community for support and collaboration

• Pricing: One-time payment for lifetime access, with three tiers: Starter ($249), Professional ($449), and Unlimited ($999)

• AI Features: Integration with OpenAI for chat and image generation capabilities

Who It’s For

• Developers or teams aiming to launch a SaaS product quickly using Django

• Projects that require multi-tenancy, subscription billing, and user management

• Applications needing AI capabilities, such as chatbots or image generation

• Teams that prefer a modern, modular codebase

• Developers who don’t mind digging a bit in the docs to find exactly what they need

Pricing Snapshot

• Starter: $249 — Includes basic features and one project

• Professional: $449 — Adds advanced features like billing, teams, and AI integrations

• Unlimited: $999 — Provides lifetime access, unlimited projects, and priority support

Verdict

SaaS Pegasus delivers on its promises with a robust, Django-based foundation for SaaS applications.

The setup is straightforward: clone the repo, configure your environment, and you’re ready to build. The documentation is thorough, but the menu names aren’t always intuitive — you may need to dig around to find certain sections.

SaaS Pegasus is one of the most feature-rich options in Python contendors. It comes with multi-tenancy, subscription billing, teams, AI integrations, and more advanced SaaS modules baked in, so you get a lot of “ready-to-go” functionality without having to build it yourself.