Question 1

What do I actually get?

Accepted Answer

A production-shaped Next.js monorepo pushed to GitHub — auth, payments, email, database, and API scaffolding wired together based on your selections. Plus a generated README with setup steps that match exactly what you chose. No stale docs, no phantom folders.

Question 2

Does it work with AI code editors (Cursor, Copilot, etc.)?

Accepted Answer

Yes — every stack choice generates tailored agent context (AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, Cursor rules), not a generic template. Your generated repo knows your auth setup, your database schema, and your payment provider — so Claude Code can build features, not ask questions.

Question 3

Can I use a different database / payment provider / email service?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The generator covers the most popular options (Supabase, Prisma, MongoDB for data; Stripe, Paddle, Polar, Lemon Squeezy for payments; Resend, SendGrid, SES for email). The generated code uses clean abstractions, so swapping a provider later is straightforward.

Question 4

Is this just a template?

Accepted Answer

Templates give you everything whether you asked for it or not. SupaBoot only generates the code for what you selected — no deleting half the repo before you start. It's a generator, not a grab bag.

Question 5

How is this different from create-next-app or other boilerplates?

Accepted Answer

create-next-app gives you an empty shell. Most boilerplates give you someone else's opinionated stack. SupaBoot lets you compose your own — auth providers, database, payments, email — and get a single coherent project with all of it wired together and documented.

Question 6

How does SupaBoot compare to ShipFast?

Accepted Answer

ShipFast (shipfa.st) is a one-time-purchase Next.js template (~$199–$249) with MongoDB or Supabase, Stripe or Lemon Squeezy, Mailgun or Resend, and Google OAuth plus magic links — optimized for indie hackers with Discord, leaderboards, and AI-editor-friendly code. SupaBoot is a generator: you pick auth, database, payments, email, and AI agents in a wizard and get a new GitHub repo wired to those choices. Choose ShipFast for a polished fixed template with community; choose SupaBoot when you want per-project stack composition and built-in AI agent scaffolding.

Question 7

How does SupaBoot compare to SupaStarter?

Accepted Answer

SupaStarter (supastarter.dev) is a lifetime-purchase SaaS kit ($349 Solo / $799 Startup / $1,499 Agency) for Next.js, Nuxt, or TanStack Start — Turborepo monorepo with orgs, i18n, admin UI, AGENTS.md, AI chatbot, Prisma or Drizzle, and multiple payment and mail providers. SupaBoot generates a fresh repo from wizard selections — only the integrations you chose, with agent docs tailored to that stack. Choose SupaStarter for a feature-rich team-oriented kit; choose SupaBoot when each new project needs a different stack without cloning the same template again.

Question 8

What if I need a framework other than Next.js?

Accepted Answer

Next.js is the first framework in the generator. More frameworks join the same flow — your auth, payments, and data choices carry over. The architecture is designed for multiple starters sharing a common integration layer.

Question 9

Are there ongoing costs?

Accepted Answer

SupaBoot is a one-time purchase. The generated app runs on any hosting (Vercel's free tier works great). Most integrated services — Supabase, Stripe, Resend — have generous free tiers, so you can launch for $0/month.

Question 10

Can I get a refund?

Accepted Answer

Yes, if you email hello@supaboot.com within one month of purchase and have generated no more than two projects. Once you create a third project, or after the one-month window, the purchase is non-refundable.

Question 11

Can I use this for multiple projects?

Accepted Answer

Yes. One license, unlimited projects. Generate again whenever you spin up something new — different stack, fresh repo, same quality.

Question 12

Which AI providers are supported?

Accepted Answer

OpenAI (GPT-4o), Anthropic (Claude), Google (Gemini), and Ollama for local models. The generated code uses the Vercel AI SDK or Mastra, making it trivial to add more providers later.

Question 13

Can I use local models with Ollama?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Select Ollama as a provider and the generated code connects to your local Ollama instance — no API key required. Great for development and privacy-sensitive use cases.

Feature	SupaBootOverall best	SupaStarter	ShipFast
Product model	Stack-configured generator (new GitHub repo per project)	Next.js / Nuxt / TanStack kit (GitHub repo access)	Next.js template (GitHub repo access after purchase)
Stack choices per project	Flexible 30+ integration paths (auth, DB, payments, email, AI)	A fixed 20+ integration paths	10+ integration paths
Unlimited projects	Yes	yes (Solo: unlimited personal; higher tiers add team seats)	Yes
Automated GitHub repo creation	Yes	No	No
Authentication	Better Auth	Better Auth	Next Auth
Database	SQLite, Supabase Postgres, or MongoDB with Prisma, Drizzle, or Mongoose as ORM	Prisma or Drizzle (bring your database)	MongoDB or Supabase
Payment providers	Paddle, Polar, Lemon Squeezy, Dodo Payments	Multiple providers (Stripe, Lemon Squeezy, and others)	Stripe or Lemon Squeezy
Email providers	Resend, SendGrid, AWS SES, Plunk	Multiple mail providers (choose at setup)	Mailgun or Resend
AI agent scaffolding	Vercel AI SDK or Mastra; chat, tools, RAG, extraction patterns	Yes	Partial
LLM providers pre-wired	OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, Ollama	Partial	No
AI editor context (AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md)	Generated per stack selection	Yes	Partial
Monorepo (Turborepo)	Yes	Yes	No
One commit per feature in git history	Yes	No	No
Pricing (lifetime, USD)	$29	$174	$199
Best for	Founders who want a different stack per idea without re-wiring boilerplate with great architecture and coding standards	Teams wanting a full SaaS kit (orgs, i18n, admin)	Indie hackers who want a Next.js template with community and leaderboards

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