What is ShipFast?
The NextJS boilerplate with all the stuff you need to get your product in front of customers. From idea to production in 5 minutes.
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ShipFast accelerated the initial development of Linkeddit. We used its prebuilt boilerplate to jump-start our project, focusing on core features instead of setup overhead. While other options like Wasp’s AI-driven customization were considered, ShipFast’s straightforward approach and rapid setup gave us a head start in delivering our SaaS to market quickly.


With Shipfast we implemented authorization and payment

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•4 reviews
big fan of your launches
I do not use Nextjs, but i got the access anyway
I'll take a look, and then I might ask for a refund. ðŸ¤
Edit: I didn't ask for a refund in the end.
•3 reviews
@marclou congrats on the launch! The idea of eliminating repetitive boilerplate is definitely attractive.
I would consider adding analytics on the "All-in" package. You know better than anyone how crucial it is for founders to track more than just sales on Stripe. Knowing where your customers are coming from and seeing how your project is growing could be game-changing. An analytics integration (with Google Analytics or similar) could provide all these insights and make your offering even more standout.
All in all, love the concept and I'm excited to give it a try for my next project. Keep it up Marc! 🚀
•1 review
Hey @marclou, this is really good shit! Truly putting out solutions to your (and our) own problems.
Missed out on the beta but proud to be one of your first 50 customers. Let's ship!
•7 reviews
Great concept. NextJS definitely leaves some integrations as an afterthought including email, auth, and payments. I wish Stripe could handle more of the user and customer management via subscriptions out of the box. This is a decent solution as long as you're ok with a noSQL db :)
•1 review
Congrats, good idea.
Few ideas:
1). Payment
- Add Paddle support
2). Database
- It will be great to have different providers, like MySQL or Postgres
3). Luck of documentation
- It will be great if you create a Doc (for free) where all things will be described.