1/ A production Next.js TypeScript starter: Firebase Auth + Firestore, Stripe Checkout and Billing Portal, Resend email, Zod validation, DaisyUI templates, and a 7-layer security middleware.

2/ Full documentation for install, Firebase, Stripe, security, and deploy. Start at /docs.

3/ You own the code. Pay once, ship unlimited projects under the license.

It is built for that workflow.

You get a complete, opinionated codebase so your AI editor has real context: folder structure, naming, auth, billing, and security patterns already in place. Ask for a feature and it can extend what is already there instead of inventing a random stack.

Cursor prompts and workflow notes ship with the repo (Cursor AI workflow).

No. Templates give you marketing sections. ShipSafe is an architectural system for SaaS: auth, payments, email, validation, and security middleware that runs on every request.

You also get reusable UI and landing blocks (pricing, FAQ, hero, forms) so you can ship the product and the site without starting from zero.

Those tools are great for a landing page or a quick mock. They do not give you a battle-tested auth, Stripe, webhook, and security foundation you reuse across products.

• ShipSafe is a complete SaaS foundation, not a one-off generated page.
• It gives Cursor (and similar tools) durable context so features stay consistent.
• You reuse the same stack across projects instead of relearning a new output each time.

Most starters bolt security on later. ShipSafe starts with a 7-layer stack: HTTPS, rate limiting, API firewall, CSRF, security headers, audit logging, and auth guards.

Patterns are production-tested in live apps (ThinkMate, ShipStreak, Priora, ActivityProof, and more), not demo-only tutorials. See security docs.

Next.js App Router, TypeScript, Firebase Auth + Firestore, Stripe Checkout + Billing Portal, Resend, Zod, Tailwind CSS, and DaisyUI.

App Router only. Setup guides: Firebase, Stripe, Resend.

Yes, if you are comfortable with React and Next.js. The architecture is yours to change.

Integrations are modular. You can swap email providers, databases, or billing later. The win is starting from hardened defaults (session auth, CSRF, Stripe webhooks, Zod) instead of wiring that from scratch.

Core (€99): the full security-first SaaS boilerplate (auth, Firestore, Stripe, Resend patterns, UI, middleware, Zod, docs).

AI-SaaS Core (€149): everything in Core, plus the AI-SaaS toolkit: OpenAI integration patterns, usage tracking, AI endpoint rate limits, and a ready-to-extend AI app structure.

Details on the pricing page.

Yes. Pay once. Build unlimited projects. No ShipSafe subscription fee.

You still pay your own vendors (Firebase, Stripe fees, Resend, hosting) as usage grows.

Hosting on Vercel has a free tier for many early projects. Firebase and Stripe have free or pay-as-you-go tiers so you can launch lean.

Resend has a free tier for transactional email. Stripe takes standard payment processing fees on sales. Exact costs depend on traffic and volume.

Yes. You get lifetime updates to the repos you purchased: security fixes, stack bumps, and improvements used in real products.

You own your fork. Merge updates when you want. The stack is maintained because it powers products that ship in production.

You get GitHub access to the private repo(s). Clone, install, set env vars (Firebase, Stripe, Resend), run locally, then deploy.

Follow Installation, then First Steps, or jump to Ship in 5 Minutes.