I’ve seen PocketBase used for smaller SaaS projects, and I think it can work surprisingly well if the requirements are straightforward. The built in auth, database, file storage, and APIs make it possible to move quickly without setting up a huge backend stack.The main thing I’d consider before using it for a serious SaaS is how much complexity you expect later. Multi-tenancy, scaling, background jobs, integrations, backups, and more advanced querying can eventually require additional infrastructure. For an MVP or lean SaaS, though, PocketBase seems like a practical option if you understand its limits and have a plan for growth.

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