TinyShip is a modern, feature-complete monorepo starter kit designed for building SaaS applications.

Which frameworks does TinyShip support?

TinyShip supports Next.js, Nuxt.js, and TanStack Start.

Which payment providers are supported?

The default global payment options are Stripe, PayPal, Creem, and Dodo Payments. WeChat Pay and Alipay are optional providers for mainland China.

Which authentication methods are included?

Email/password, Google, and GitHub authentication are included. WeChat and SMS are optional China providers.

Can TinyShip support AI features?

Yes. TinyShip supports multiple AI providers and includes configuration for AI chat, image generation, and video generation.

Where can TinyShip be deployed?

The documentation lists Vercel, Netlify, Docker, and PNPM for deployment, and the homepage describes Cloudflare compatibility.

TinyShip

AI-era SaaS starter: Skills + Recipes, no vendor lock-in — from $49.

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Launched: Nov 1, 2026
Website: gettinyship.dev
Pricing: Paid
Platforms: Web, Self-hosted

TinyShip is an AI-era full-stack SaaS starter with agent Skills + Recipes. Ship on Next.js, Nuxt, or TanStack Start with Stripe, PayPal, Dodo, and Creem — open monorepo, no vendor lock-in, lifetime from $49.

What TinyShip does

Three framework options: Build with Next.js, Nuxt.js, or TanStack Start from the same monorepo starter.
Authentication system: Includes email/password, OAuth, session management, and support for optional phone, WeChat, and two-factor authentication.
Global payments: Supports Stripe, PayPal, Creem, and Dodo Payments, with optional WeChat Pay and Alipay adapters.
AI integrations: Provides AI integration based on the Vercel AI SDK, including configuration for chat, image generation, and video generation.
Agent-guided setup: Agent Skills guide environment, database, branding, and deployment setup in AI coding tools.
SaaS administration: Includes dashboards for users, orders, subscriptions, credits, pricing, commissions, and withdrawals.

Who it's for

Developers and teams building global SaaS applications, including people using AI coding tools.

Why people use TinyShip

Building a production-ready SaaS requires assembling authentication, payments, AI, storage, permissions, internationalization, and administration from separate components.

TinyShip provides a configurable monorepo starter with shared application libraries, provider integrations, three framework options, and guided setup skills.

One codebase supports Next.js, Nuxt.js, and TanStack Start with swappable authentication and payment providers.

Pricing

TinyShip is a paid product, starting at $49/lifetime.

Lifetime

$49/ lifetime

Lifetime access from $49

Platforms

TinyShip runs on Web, Self-hosted.

TinyShip FAQ

What is TinyShip?: TinyShip is a modern, feature-complete monorepo starter kit designed for building SaaS applications.
Which frameworks does TinyShip support?: TinyShip supports Next.js, Nuxt.js, and TanStack Start.
Which payment providers are supported?: The default global payment options are Stripe, PayPal, Creem, and Dodo Payments. WeChat Pay and Alipay are optional providers for mainland China.
Which authentication methods are included?: Email/password, Google, and GitHub authentication are included. WeChat and SMS are optional China providers.
Can TinyShip support AI features?: Yes. TinyShip supports multiple AI providers and includes configuration for AI chat, image generation, and video generation.
Where can TinyShip be deployed?: The documentation lists Vercel, Netlify, Docker, and PNPM for deployment, and the homepage describes Cloudflare compatibility.

TinyShip launched on IndieLaunch on November 1, 2026 in Developer Tools. Visit TinyShip

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