Code Your Startup in Weeks, Not Months

1/ The NextJS starter with all the boilerplate code you need to run an online business: a payment system, a database, login, UI components, and much more. The repo is available in:

- Typescript
- /app router

2/ The documentation helps you set up your app from scratch, write copy that sells, and launch fast.

3/ With the custom plan, build features which suits your business.

Right the boilerplates are available only in Typescript.

NextJS Boilerplates are available only via latest Next.js 15+ app router.

Yes, as long as you're comfortable with React & NextJS. Libraries are independent. You can use Resend instead of Mailgun, Razorpay instead of Stripe, or Supabase(postgress) instead of MongoDB, for instance.

It's more than just a template. You can copy/paste sections to build your site quickly, like a pricing section, an FAQ, and even an entire blog. You also get a bunch of UI components like buttons, modals, popovers, etc. The NextJS starter also comes with handy tools you need to run an online business—payment processing, emails, SEO, etc.

Many hosting platforms, like Vercel, Render, let you host a project for free (front-end + back-end) and MongoDB/Supabase have free tiers — so you can launch for first app for $0/month.

If you use Magic Link sign-ups, you'll spend $1 per 1,000 users.

After you've got access to the repo, Codefast is yours forever, so it can't be refunded. But rest assured, users of Codefast ships startups in 7 days on average and make their first $ online in record time.