So, not a SaaS itself, but I am working on a JavaScript SaaS starter kit, if you're looking for another tool to have in your belt. Instead of writing all the c

So, not a SaaS itself, but I am working on a JavaScript SaaS starter kit, if you're looking for another tool to have in your belt. Instead of writing all the common code (user authentication/management, subscriptions, build systems, design systems) for your app yourself, Nodewood (https://nodewood.com https://nodewood.com) starts you off with all that written by someone for whom it is the main focus, not a secondary one. Perhaps closer to your original ask, here's the SaaS tools I tend to lean on: - For hosting, I like Linode (https://www.linode.com/ https://www.linode.com/). Decent VPS prices and they keep increasing the value you get for the same price. - For analytics, I like Clicky (https://clicky.com/ https://clicky.com/). Less intrusive than Google Analytics and a simpler interface. - For email, Mailgun (https://www.mailgun.com/pricing/ https://www.mailgun.com/pricing/). They're more focused on transactional email, not marketing email, which is a subtle difference, but can be worth it depending on what you're doing. - Stripe (https://stripe.com/ https://stripe.com/) is still king for payments. Their API sets the standard.