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Login, Stripe Checkout, plan limits, customer portal, the four pieces every paid SaaS needs, generated and wired up. Skip the boilerplate, ship the actual product.
01 / What you get
Click Generate from the box above. Real Next.js code, a real database, real integrations, not a sandbox. Each piece below ships in the first prompt.
Auth via Supabase: email/password + Google OAuth, password reset, email verification
Stripe Checkout for subscriptions with Free, Pro, and Team tiers
Webhook handlers for checkout.completed, subscription.updated, and subscription.deleted
Plan-based feature gating enforced server-side, not just hidden in the UI
Stripe customer portal so users self-serve cancellations and plan changes
Per-user usage tracking so paid features can have monthly quotas
02 / Variants
Pixel-perfect control
Font, size, weight, leading and spacing, all by hand.

Collections and CMS that feed your live pages.


Save any section and drop it in anywhere.

Pull in free imagery without leaving the canvas.


03 / Who it's for
Integrations
Payments, database, AI, email and analytics, wired up the moment you connect.







04 / Why generate it
The wiring is what takes the time, not the product. Auth, Stripe webhooks, plan gating, and the customer portal eat a weekend even with a starter template. Generate them in two hours and spend the saved time on the thing users actually pay for.
You own the full codebase. When you outgrow the scaffold (custom pricing experiments, enterprise quotes, usage-based billing), you extend the same code instead of fighting a SaaS-builder platform's limits.
FAQ
Everything you need to know before you generate it. Anything else, our team is one email away.
Click the Stripe integration to OAuth in. Create your products in the Stripe dashboard (Free, Pro, Team), grab the price IDs, and prompt: "Wire up subscription checkout with these three price IDs." The AI scaffolds the checkout route, webhook handlers, and portal redirect.
Plan gating has to live on the backend, not the UI. Every API route that does something paid checks the user's current plan from the profiles table before running. Hiding the button on the frontend is a courtesy; anyone can call the API directly otherwise.
Listen for customer.subscription.updated (cancellation scheduled) and customer.subscription.deleted (period ended). Don't downgrade on the first event, they paid through the period. The Stripe customer portal handles cancellation UX so you don't build it.
Add a "delete my account" button that triggers a cascading delete across profiles, usage, and any user-owned records. Real deletion in Postgres, not soft-delete. Schedule a job to also delete user data N days after subscription cancellation if you want to be aggressive about retention.
Two to three hours from blank to a working flow: signup, upgrade to Pro via Stripe Checkout, hit a usage limit on Free, see the customer portal work. Production-polish (custom emails, analytics, onboarding) is a weekend.
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