Shipped
The Next.js Startup Boilerplate for busy founders, with all you need to build and launch your startup soon.
Description
Shipped comes with ready to use:
• Landing pages
Composable and customizable pages, with all you need to showcase and sell your product.
• Collect payments
Start collecting payments (subscriptions and one-time purchases) in minutes. Powered by Lemon Squeezy (Merchant of Records) you don't need to deal with international taxation anymore.
• Sign-up & Login
User authentication finally made easy.
• Email
Create your product newsletter and send transactional emails.
•Database ORM
Use your favorite database. And with Prisma, you don't need to know SQL.
• Design
Elegant and modern UI Kit components to build your startup, quickly and effortlessly.
And more!
Pros and cons of Shipped
Pros of Shipped
- User-friendly interface
- Attractive design
- Responsive layout
- Clear call-to-action buttons
- Good use of colors and typography
Cons of Shipped
- Limited information about pricing
- No clear indication of customer support options
FAQ about Shipped
What do I get for my money?
Shipped is available as a one-time-purchase that will give you lifetime access to the GitHub repository that contains the Next.js 14 boilerplate code with all you need to run your startup online. It supports App Router and the code base is in TypeScript (but you can get rid of it if you prefer JavaScript). You also get access to the public documentation to get started and that explains in details how to implement the different features (authentication, payments, etc), how to use the different components, and how to deploy your app. Finally, you get access to the private Discord community where shippers are building and launching new products. And free updates.
What am I allowed to do with the boilerplate?
You are allowed to build unlimited projects with Shipped (commercial projects too). You are also not allowed to publish the code or parts of it as a template or boilerplate. See the terms and conditions page for more details.
Why Lemon Squeezy instead of Stripe?
Lemon Squeezy is a Merchant of Records (Stripe is a payment processor). This means that Lemon Squeezy handles the taxes for the sales you'll make all over the world, while you need to focus only on paying the taxes on your payouts. You can find more information on their website.
My tech stack is different, can I use it?
You can use it, but Shipped is based on Next.js, React, and TypeScript (JavaScript). If your tech stack is based on React, but not on Next.js, you can roughly reuse 80% of the codebase. If your tech stack is based on TypeScript/JavaScript, but not on Next.js and React, you can roughly reuse 20% of the codebase.
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