PRD template
SaaS app PRD template
A SaaS PRD template that produces a real spec: auth, billing tiers, data model, and prioritized features — ready for Claude Code, Cursor, or Lovable.
Prefills a starter idea for this template — you can edit it before your spec is built.
Overview
Most SaaS ideas die in a vague doc: a wall of prose that never says which features live behind the paywall, how a trial converts to paid, or what happens when a subscription lapses. Draftlytic captures the decisions that actually drive a SaaS build — pricing tiers, per-feature tier assignment, the data model, auth methods, and the screen map — as structured, editable data instead of a paragraph your AI coding tool has to interpret.
Describe your SaaS idea in a sentence, answer a short set of targeted questions about billing model and trial structure, and get back a prioritized plan you can edit, re-export, and hand straight to Claude Code, Cursor, or Lovable.
What a good SaaS PRD includes
Pricing tiers with explicit per-feature assignment (which plan unlocks what), an auth model, a typed data model, a screen and navigation map with the API endpoints behind each one, and explicit non-goals so the build stays scoped. Draftlytic captures each of these as structured, editable fields — not prose your AI coding tool has to guess at.
SaaS-specific decisions Draftlytic captures
Generic templates skip the details that actually decide a SaaS architecture. Draftlytic asks about them directly: free trial or freemium, and how long a trial runs before it converts or expires; which plan tiers exist and which features gate to each one; whether billing is monthly, annual, or usage-based, and which webhook events (subscription created, payment failed, plan changed) your backend needs to handle; and whether the product is single-tenant per user or supports team seats and shared workspaces. Each of these lands as an explicit field in your spec, not an assumption your AI coding tool makes on its own.
From template to working app
Generate the plan, refine features and tiers, then export the PRD as Markdown, PDF, or Word doc, or push it to a connected GitHub repo. Your AI coding tool builds from a spec with acceptance criteria and a typed data model instead of a one-line prompt. Run an AI Scan before you export to catch gaps — unassigned tier features, a billing flow with no webhook handling, or a data model that doesn't match the screens — and fix them in one click.
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FAQ
Is this a static template or a generator?
It's a generator. Draftlytic asks a few questions and produces a structured, editable SaaS plan tailored to your idea and your billing model — not a fill-in-the-blanks document.
Does the spec cover subscription billing and plan gating?
Yes. You define your pricing tiers, assign each feature to the tiers that include it, and record your billing cadence (monthly, annual, or usage-based). The generated spec makes the plan-to-feature mapping explicit, so your AI coding tool doesn't gate the wrong feature behind the wrong plan.