Shipped.club

Shipped is a comprehensive Next.js SaaS boilerplate designed to accelerate the development and launch of your software product. It offers pre-built components and integrations to handle common SaaS functionalities, allowing you to focus on building your core product features.

Shipped offers two main plans: a SaaS Boilerplate and a SaaS + Chrome Extension Boilerplate. Both are available as one-time purchases providing lifetime access and include lifetime updates. Yearly billing options are also available for a discounted price.

Comprehensive documentation is available at (https://docs.shipped.club/). It covers tutorials, features, components, and deployment instructions.

The changelog isn't directly visible on the website, but you can find updates and changes in the Discord community and through email updates to users.

The affiliate program offers a 40% commission on every sale generated through your unique referral link. More details are available at (https://shipped.club/affiliates).

For a one-time purchase, you receive lifetime access to the GitHub repository containing the Next.js 14 boilerplate code. This includes all the necessary components to run your SaaS online, access to the public documentation, and access to the private Discord community for support and updates.

You can build unlimited projects with Shipped, including commercial projects. However, you're not permitted to redistribute the code or parts of it as a template or boilerplate. Refer to the terms and conditions for details.

Lemon Squeezy is a Merchant of Records, handling taxes for sales worldwide. This simplifies international tax compliance compared to using a payment processor like Stripe.

Shipped is based on Next.js, React, and TypeScript. The reusability of the codebase depends on your tech stack. If you use React, you can reuse around 80%; if you use TypeScript/JavaScript without Next.js and React, it's approximately 20%.

It's a comprehensive boilerplate offering reusable React components and TypeScript business logic. It includes basic UI components from Chakra UI and product-specific components like hero sections and pricing plans, as detailed in the documentation.

Regular updates are provided to both the code and documentation, typically weekly, based on user feedback and security considerations.

No refunds are offered after access to the repository is granted, as access is provided permanently.

While Shipped uses ChakraUI, you can integrate other UI libraries; however, many Shipped components are built with ChakraUI, making complete removal difficult.

Yes, Shipped supports both, offering flexibility in authentication choices.

Yes, although Lemon Squeezy is used by default due to its Merchant of Records status. Using Stripe requires implementing a webhook handler, but most database tables remain reusable.

Vercel is recommended, but other options are available. Detailed hosting information is provided in a separate article on the website.

The documentation provides a detailed overview of the features and components. Additional questions can be directed via Twitter or email.