recraft
$149 · one-time purchase · own the code

ship your saas
in hours, not days.

Recraft is a production-ready Next.js boilerplate with Supabase auth, Stripe billing, and onboarding already wired up. Drop it into a folder, point Claude Code at it, and ship the product you actually wanted to build.

see how it works

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churn rate

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supabase auth/stripe billing/onboarding flow/dashboard ui kit/email templates/admin panel/rate limiting/typed api routes/postgres + rls/claude code ready/

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lines of production code, written so you don't have to

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integrations pre-wired, configured, and tested

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components and pages ready to customize

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monthly fees. ever.

how it works

from zip file to shipped product

Four steps. No config marathons, no afternoon lost to environment variables.

01

unzip & open

Download the codebase and drop it into a fresh folder. No CLI installers, no monorepo gymnastics — just a Next.js project you fully own.

02

run claude code

Point Claude Code at the project root. It reads the included playbook and starts wiring up Supabase auth, your schema, and Stripe billing.

03

add your keys

Paste your Supabase and Stripe credentials into .env.local. RLS policies, webhook handlers, and email templates are already written.

04

ship it

Push to Vercel — or wherever you deploy. You've got working auth, billing, and onboarding. Now go build the feature that actually matters.

features

everything a saas needs, before you write a line

The unglamorous infrastructure every product needs — already built, tested, and wired together.

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auth & accounts, pre-wired

Supabase auth with email/password and OAuth providers already configured. Session handling, protected routes, and account settings are done.

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$29/mo

usage-based billing included

billing that doesn't suck

Stripe checkout, customer portal, and webhook handlers for subscriptions and one-time payments — wired into your database from day one.

create table profiles (

id uuid references auth.users,

plan text default 'free',

created_at timestamptz

);

alter table profiles enable row level security;

database & rls, done right

A sensible Postgres schema with row-level security policies already in place, so your users only ever see their own data.

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onboarding that converts

A multi-step onboarding flow that collects what you need — account, workspace, plan — without losing half your signups.

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transactional email, designed

Welcome emails, password resets, and receipts — pre-built templates wired to your provider of choice, ready to send.

the stack

modern, boring, and proven on purpose.

every choice here has shipped to production a thousand times over. nothing experimental, nothing you'll need to rip out in six months.

next.js

app router, server components, and route handlers ready to extend.

typescript

strict mode on. no any types hiding in the boilerplate.

tailwind css v4

css-first config, your design tokens, no utility soup.

shadcn/ui

accessible components you actually own and can edit.

supabase

postgres, auth, storage, and row-level security from day one.

stripe

subscriptions, webhooks, and a customer portal, pre-wired.

framer motion

the micro-interactions already feel considered.

claude code

agent-ready file structure and conventions, baked in.

vercel

deploy-ready out of the box. zero extra config.

the alternative

you could build this yourself.

plenty of people do. here's roughly what that costs versus opening a folder and getting to work.

building it yourself

  • auth & user management

    2-3 days wiring providers, edge cases, and password reset flows.

  • billing & subscriptions

    a weekend lost to stripe docs and webhook debugging.

  • onboarding flow

    if you get to it at all, it's one unstyled form.

  • design system

    buy a ui kit, then spend weeks making it look like you.

  • database schema & rls

    trial, error, and a few too many 'permission denied' nights.

  • time to first deploy

    one to two weeks, if nothing goes sideways.

  • total cost

    $0 up front. your time is worth more than $149, though.

with recraft

  • auth & user management

    supabase auth, configured. email, oauth, and magic links.

  • billing & subscriptions

    checkout, customer portal, and webhooks — wired up.

  • onboarding flow

    a polished, multi-step flow that matches your brand.

  • design system

    an editorial design system, tokens included.

  • database schema & rls

    tables, policies, and migrations — written and tested.

  • time to first deploy

    under an hour, including coffee.

  • total cost

    $149. once. no seats, no subscriptions.

pricing

one price. no subscriptions.

Pay once, own it forever — including every future update.

recraft

one-time payment
$149/ forever

Everything you need to launch a saas. Drop it into a folder, run Claude Code, and start building the part only you can build.

instant download · single project license · lifetime updates

what's included

  • full Next.js 15 + TypeScript codebase
  • Supabase auth, database schema & RLS policies
  • Stripe billing — subscriptions and one-time payments
  • multi-step onboarding flow
  • transactional email templates
  • shadcn/ui components & Tailwind v4 theme
  • Claude Code playbook (CLAUDE.md) included
  • lifetime updates & new integrations

from the community

developers ship faster with recraft

Early access feedback from people who'd rather build features than fight boilerplate.

I shipped my MVP in a weekend instead of a month. The Stripe webhook handlers alone saved me two days of swearing at the dashboard.

JM

Jordan Mei

founder, loopwave

Pointed Claude Code at the repo and it just knew what to do — the conventions, the schema, all of it. Felt a little like cheating.

PS

Priya Shah

indie hacker

We'd rebuilt the same auth flow on three different projects. This is the last time we're doing that from scratch.

MW

Marcus Webb

cto, fielddesk

faq

questions, answered

Still wondering about something? Here's the rundown — or email us directly.

$149 · one-time · own the code

stop configuring.
start shipping.

Auth, billing, and onboarding are already done. The only thing left to build is the part only you can build.

instant download · lifetime updates · single project license