ShipQuick vs Everyone

ShipFast is the most popular indie SaaS boilerplate—but it's built on Next.js 14 and NextAuth v4. ShipQuick gives you TanStack Start, Better Auth, and a one-time payment. Here's what that difference means in practice.

MakerKit is a feature-rich B2B SaaS starter—but at $299–$349 locked into Next.js and Supabase, it's overkill for most indie hackers. ShipQuick gives you production-ready infrastructure without the stack lock-in or the premium price.

Supastarter is the go-to boilerplate for Supabase users—but if you're already feeling constrained by Supabase lock-in, ShipQuick's flexible, independent stack might be exactly what you're looking for.

LaunchKit is a budget-friendly SaaS starter with AI features and a modern look. But if you're weighing it against ShipQuick, the comparison comes down to stack architecture—and TanStack Start changes what's possible.

Gravity is a robust Node.js/React boilerplate—but it's priced at $299–$2,995 and targets a different audience. ShipQuick delivers a modern TanStack Start foundation at a price that makes sense for indie hackers and early-stage teams.