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Everything a real business needs to open its doors is already in place. You bring the idea, your first customer could be paying by Monday.

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The Launch.now dashboard, showing workspace setup progress, revenue and recent orders.

The stack

Nine decisions, all of them boring.

The correct choice is usually the unexciting one. Swap any of them behind its adapter and nothing else moves.

Coming soonA TanStack Start edition is on the way. Follow along on X
  • Next.js
  • Better Auth
  • Cloudflare
  • Stripe
  • Neon
  • Resend
Zod
Typed env and form validation
Drizzle ORM
Typed schema and migrations
TypeScript
Strict, end to end
shadcn/ui
60+ components on Base UI

How it goes

From git clone to a paying customer.

Most boilerplates hand you folders. This one hands you a product that already charges money on day one.

  1. 01

    Clone and run one command

    The CLI provisions your database branch, writes your env file and boots the app. No dashboard tour, no copy-pasting keys between six tabs.

  2. 02

    Rename the product, not the wiring

    Brand tokens, email templates and Stripe products read from a single config file. Change it once and the whole surface follows.

  3. 03

    Write the feature you actually care about

    Sessions, webhooks, receipts and password resets already work end to end. Your first commit is a feature, not a setup chore.

Authentication

Sessions that already survive a refresh.

Better Auth with email and password, Google and GitHub OAuth, two-factor and organisations. Server-side sessions, typed on both ends, with a middleware that actually guards your routes.

Read the auth docs
app/(auth)/sign-in/page.tsx

Sign in to Acme

Four ways in, one session model.

0/4 ready
Email and passwordVerified inbox · reset flow
GoogleOne-tap · profile and avatar synced
GitHubVerified email · org membership
Google AuthenticatorTwo-factorAuthenticator app · backup codes

Organizations

Sell to teams, not just to people.

Your customers create a company space, invite their colleagues and decide who can do what. Owners, admins and members, each seeing exactly what they should. The kind of setup business buyers expect before they sign.

See team management
acme.io/settings/members

Acme Inc.

Business plan · 3 workspaces

Maya Chen

maya@acme.io

Owner

Tom Becker

tom@acme.io

Admin

Lina Okafor

lina@acme.io

Member

Billing

Stripe wired the whole way through.

Checkout, the customer portal, proration and the webhook handler that keeps your database honest when a card fails at 3am. Subscription state is one typed helper away.

See the billing flow
stripe · webhooks
listening on /api/webhooks/stripe
MRR$48,290

Transactional email

Mail your users without a second vendor.

React Email templates rendered with your own brand tokens and delivered through Resend. Password resets, receipts and welcome sequences ship with the repo, already styled.

Browse the templates
emails/welcome.tsx
Launch.now

Welcome aboard, Anthony.

Open workspace

same tokens as the app · dark mode included

Global delivery

Deliver email everywhere it is opened.

Receipts, login codes and campaigns leave from the region closest to the inbox, on a lane that a 50,000-recipient send can never hold up. SPF, DKIM and DMARC are guided setup, not a support ticket.

See the delivery lanes

Continuous delivery

Every push checked, every merge shipped.

Formatting, code quality, tests and the production build run on their own each time you save your work. If everything is green, your update goes live. If not, nothing breaks for your customers.

See the pipeline
.github/workflows/ci.yml
feat: invite your whole crew in one clickpreprod · a1f9c2e
  1. Format
    …
  2. Lint
  3. Typecheck
  4. Test
  5. Build
  6. Deploy
running on every push1m 42s

Pricing

One payment. Months back.

Pay once, keep the code forever. Here is what you would be building instead, and roughly how long it would take.

Save up to 3 months of setup.

Weeks you spend on customers instead of plumbing.

What you need
Build it yourself
Launch.now
Auth, sessions, Google and GitHub sign-in, two-factor
~2 weeks
Ready on clone
Stripe checkout, customer portal and webhooks
~2 weeks
Ready on clone
Organisations, roles and team invites
~1–2 weeks
Built in
Transactional emails that look like your brand
~1 week
Templates included
Database schema, migrations and seed data
~1 week
Ready to run
Design system with 60+ components
~2–3 weeks
Included
Dashboard, settings and billing screens
~2 weeks
Included
SEO, sitemap and social share images
~3 days
Included
CI: format, lint, typecheck, test, build, deploy
~3 days
Runs on every push
Total
12+ weeksand your evenings
$49one afternoon to set up

Founding price

$49$129one time

Lifetime updates · the code is yours forever

30 of 30 seats left at $49

Then $129, with 12 months of updates.

We invite this account to the private repo right after payment.

Compare

The others hand you a repo. We hand you a running app.

Pick the boilerplate you are weighing up and see, category by category, what you get on day one.

$150 less than ShipFastTypeScript and Postgres by defaultTeams, tests and CI includedOne command from license to deploy

  • Price

    Launch.now

    $49 one time, lifetime updates. One license covers every product you build.

    ShipFast

    $199 to $249 one time, lifetime updates.

  • Stack

    Launch.now

    Next.js 16 and TypeScript, Better Auth with two-factor, Drizzle on Postgres, Stripe, Resend with React Email.

    ShipFast

    Next.js in JavaScript or TypeScript, NextAuth, MongoDB or Supabase, Stripe or Lemon Squeezy, Mailgun or Resend.

  • Setup

    Launch.now

    One licensed command, lnow create, downloads the code, writes your env, creates the Neon database, runs migrations, creates your Stripe products and deploys to Vercel, Cloudflare or a VPS. lnow doctor checks all of it.

    ShipFast

    No setup CLI documented: clone the repo and configure each service from the docs.

  • Teams

    Launch.now

    Organisations, roles and invites, plus an admin panel, working on the first run.

    ShipFast

    Organisations and roles are not documented on the site.

  • Testing

    Launch.now

    Vitest unit tests, integration tests on the real migrations with PGlite, Playwright end to end, and a CI that formats, lints, typechecks, tests and builds.

    ShipFast

    Unit tests, end-to-end tests and CI are not documented.

  • Agents

    Launch.now

    19 Claude Code skills (ln-setup, ln-add-resource, ln-fix-billing…) and an AGENTS.md, so your agent sets up and extends the app the way it was built.

    ShipFast

    ChatGPT prompts for legal pages. No agent skills documented.

Based on each product's public website, September 2026. Logos and names belong to their owners.

Questions

The honest answers.

The six things people ask before they buy, answered without the marketing voice.

Everything included

Twenty-two things you will not build this month.

Not a feature matrix with locked rows. The product is the same on every plan.

  • Email, password and OAuth sign-in
  • Two-factor with backup codes
  • Organisations, roles and invites
  • Stripe checkout and customer portal
  • Webhook handler with replay safety
  • React Email transactional templates
  • File uploads with signed URLs
  • Rate limiting on every mutation
  • 60+ shadcn/ui components on Base UI
  • Light and dark brand token sets
  • Marketing surface you are reading now
  • Dashboard shell with a real sidebar
  • Settings, billing and profile screens
  • Empty, loading and error states
  • Responsive from 320px up
  • Accessible focus and keyboard paths
  • Typed env validation at boot
  • Drizzle migrations and seed scripts
  • SEO metadata, sitemap and robots
  • Open Graph image generation
  • Vercel Analytics and Speed Insights
  • GitHub Actions CI with typecheck

Ready when you are

Your next product is one clone away.

One payment, updates included, and the code is yours to keep. The only thing you are committing to today is an afternoon.

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