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Go SaaS templates with go-chi + sqlx. Each marketplace solution generates as a buildable Go project with the entities, workflows, and integrations specific to its vertical — not a generic auth + Stripe scaffold. Go apps are built on go-chi for routing, sqlx for Postgres, JWT middleware for auth, and structured logging via zap or slog. Table-driven tests, multi-stage Docker, single-binary deploy.
Generated as idiomatic Go: go-chi router with middleware-first design · sqlx for typed Postgres access (not an ORM) · Golang-migrate for schema migrations · JWT middleware for auth. Plus the rest of the Go ecosystem patterns Archiet ships per stack.
Pick a vertical. The same architectural genome regenerates the solution into your stack — full domain logic, not a placeholder scaffold.
CRM SaaS for Go
Contacts, opportunities, pipeline
Help Desk for Go
Tickets, SLA, knowledge base
Recruiter ATS for Go
Candidates, hiring pipeline, scorecards
HR Onboarding for Go
New-hire workflow, e-signature
Performance Review for Go
Cycles, goals, 360 feedback
Contract Lifecycle (CLM) for Go
Contracts, renewals, signatures
Customer Feedback for Go
VoC, NPS, feature voting
Project Management for Go
Tasks, sprints, time, resources
IT Asset Catalogue for Go
Applications, lifecycle, drift
Invoicing SaaS for Go
Customers, invoices, multi-currency
Go starter kits typically ship a single generic scaffold — auth, Stripe, mailer, admin, deploy config. The Archiet marketplace ships vertical solutions — the entities + workflows + integrations specific to a domain are already in the box. Pick a CRM and the contact + opportunity + activity entities, the pipeline-stage workflow, the email integration, and the CSV import are all generated. Pick an ATS and the candidate + scorecard + interview-stage entities, the hiring pipeline, the calendar integration, and the offer-letter generation are all generated.
That changes the math. With a generic scaffold, you optimize for "how fast can I rebuild the same scaffold pieces every project." With a vertical solution, you optimize for "how fast can I customize the domain to this customer's specifics" — the part that's actually billable, defensible, and compounding.
Stack choice is yours. The same genome regenerates into Flask, FastAPI, Django, NestJS, Laravel, Go, Java, Rails, .NET, Tauri+Rust, SAP CAP, Dynamics 365, or LangChain / LangGraph. Pick whichever your team already runs, or whichever your enterprise client mandates. Pick Go when binary size and memory matter, or you're shipping something that needs to run as a single static binary. Loved by infra teams.