FAQs

The NextJS starter provides you with all the necessary boilerplate code to operate an online business, including payment systems, a database, login functionality, a blog, UI components, and more. The repo is available in Javascript, utilizing the Nextjs /app router.,

Absolutely, as long as you're comfortable with React & NextJS. The libraries are independent. You can opt for SendGrid over Mailgun, LemonSqueezy instead of Stripe, or Postgres instead of MongoDB, for instance.

It offers more than just a template. You can reuse sections to build your site quickly, such as a pricing section, an FAQ, or even an entire blog. It also includes UI components like buttons, modals, popovers, and more. Furthermore, the NextJS starter comes with essential tools for running an online business—payment processing, payment, SEO, etc.,

Numerous hosting platforms, like Vercel, allow you to host a project for free (front-end + back-end), and MongoDB/Supabase offer free tiers—enabling you to launch your first app for $0/month. If you use Magic Link sign-ups, you'll spend $1 per 1,000 users.,

We frequently update the boilerplate for all our projects, so it's updated regularly.,

Once you gain access to the code, the code becomes yours indefinitely, making it non-refundable.

Yes, all future updates are included with your purchase.