Which supastarter version should you choose?
Pick the web framework that you or the person maintaining the app can work in. Next.js, Nuxt and TanStack Start have separate starting codebases. Compare the docs for your choice before assuming that an integration in another version is included.
What do you still have to connect?
The code provides a starting point for sign-in, billing and other common jobs. Plan the real accounts and settings for your database, email, payments and host as needed. Each may have its own bill and its own copy of data.
What stays with your project after purchase?
The vendor provides private GitHub access after a one-time purchase. Check the license for the number of people who may use the source. Keep your modified app in your own repository and compare the version-specific changelog before adapting changes into it.
Can the next maintainer tell which version you bought?
Write a one-page handoff for a fictional course app with the chosen framework, app repository and the services needed for sign-in and payments.
- Assign service ownersPut a team name beside the host and database. Mark where billing settings would live without copying passwords or keys.
- Find the right instructionsLocate the docs for the chosen framework and list one deployment setting the next maintainer should verify.