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Spark Stack
The Next.js SaaS starter 12 shipped products run on
Every SaaS starts with the same week: auth, payments, a dashboard, CI, deploys. SparkStack is that week, finished. A new app begins deployable with Google auth, Stripe billing, Neon and Drizzle already wired. $149 once, lifetime updates, no subscription.
I run thirteen products. Twelve of them are built on this, and so is the page you land on if you click through, which is the only endorsement I actually trust: I use it because rebuilding the same scaffold thirteen times would have been absurd.
One command scaffolds a renamed, deployable app: Google OAuth via NextAuth v5, a protected dashboard streaming real stats from Postgres through React Query, Drizzle migrations, a contact form that really sends, Web Push, PWA install and offline cache, generated OG images, sitemap/robots/JSON-LD/llms.txt, and billing wired through SparkPay so there is no Stripe SDK in your own code. Every capability is a module you can delete.
Three things it is not, so nobody wastes a purchase:
1. It is opinionated. Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind, Bun, Postgres and Drizzle, deployed on Vercel. If you want a different stack, this is the wrong buy.
2. Google sign-in is what ships wired. NextAuth takes other providers, but adding them is your work.
3. It is a starter I maintain, not a framework with a community. You get the source and lifetime updates. You do not get a Discord full of people who have hit your exact bug.
$149 once. Happy to answer anything about what is in it.
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About Spark Stack on Product Hunt
“The Next.js SaaS starter 12 shipped products run on”
Spark Stack was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #401 on the daily leaderboard. Every SaaS starts with the same week: auth, payments, a dashboard, CI, deploys. SparkStack is that week, finished. A new app begins deployable with Google auth, Stripe billing, Neon and Drizzle already wired. $149 once, lifetime updates, no subscription.
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