Original Summary

I made MansaStack : paid Next.js starter kits for people who already know roughly what they are building. Instead of one massive “everything” boilerplate, there are separate codebases: SaaS : auth, billing, AI, storage, email, database, dashboard Commerce : digital products, cart, Stripe checkout, secure downloads, orders Studio : portfolio, case studies, services, blog, contact forms, lead tracking All-Access : every module plus six site types in one codebase The focused kits are not watered-down copies of All-Access. They are separate, smaller codebases on purpose. So if you only need a digital-products store, you do not start with subscriptions, AI routes, agency leads, and blog tables to remove. The trade-off is clear too: if you later need several product types, moving to All-Access is a real technical migration. It is not some fake “install one module” promise. I put the exact included/not-included boundaries, prices, demos, and GitHub delivery process here: https://mansastack.bzdevelopments.me Founding pricing is 40% off automatically at checkout.   submitted by   /u/Willing-Novel6708 [link]   [comments]

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