KitGradeSCORED ON WHAT A BUYER CAN CHECK
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38 kits scored16 installed and run here22 read, not run22 free and open source16 paid100 points, method 1.0captured 2026-09-13nothing here is sponsored

Jumpstart Pro earned 40.3 points of a hundred.

Rank 25 of the 38 kits in the index, and Bullet Train at the top earned 92.2. Every point below was awarded under a published rule and read off a page anyone can open. Put another kit on the bench from the rail, or read the whole ledger.

REPOSITORY
none published
BUILT ON
Rails
PRICE
$199-$749
EVIDENCE
Read, not run
LAST COMMIT
no public repository
Maintenance0/30
Completeness14.3/25
Transparency11/20
Documentation15/15
Support0/10
RANK 25 OF 38/READ, NOT RUN, read from its repository, its manifest and its own documentation/70 OF 100 POINTS MEASURABLE ON THIS KIT/OUT OF A FULL 100, NEVER A SHARE OF WHAT WAS VISIBLEHow this is calculated
The bench

Maintenance

0 of 30NOT MEASURABLE

Whether the code is still moving, and whether more than one person is moving it.

no public surface to measure this on A kit with no public repository scores nothing here, because there is no public surface on which its maintenance can be observed. A vendor changelog is a summary the vendor writes about itself, which is a different kind of thing from a commit history.

Completeness

14.3 of 25POINTS

How many of the fourteen things people buy a starter kit for are actually in it.

Capabilities found

14.3 pts

8 of the 14 a buyer looks for

For a closed kit, each capability is looked for on the vendor's own feature and documentation pages, and the sentence it was found in is recorded.

  • Authentication

    vendor page "authentication", https://jumpstartrails.com/pricing

  • Social / OAuth login

    vendor page "social login", https://jumpstartrails.com/pricing

  • Teams & organisations

    vendor page "team", https://jumpstartrails.com/pricing

  • Roles & permissions

    vendor page "role", https://jumpstartrails.com/docs

  • Payments & billing

    vendor page "stripe", https://jumpstartrails.com/pricing

  • Transactional email

    not claimed on https://jumpstartrails.com/pricing

  • Admin panel

    vendor page "admin dashboard", https://jumpstartrails.com/pricing

  • Internationalisation

    vendor page "internationalization", https://jumpstartrails.com/pricing

  • Test suite

    not claimed on https://jumpstartrails.com/pricing

  • CI pipeline

    not claimed on https://jumpstartrails.com/pricing

  • Background jobs

    not claimed on https://jumpstartrails.com/pricing

  • Webhook handling

    vendor page "webhook", https://jumpstartrails.com/pricing

  • Blog / content

    not claimed on https://jumpstartrails.com/pricing

  • File uploads

    not claimed on https://jumpstartrails.com/pricing

RailsRubyPostgreSQLStripeHotwire

Transparency

11 of 20POINTS

How much a buyer can check before paying.

Public source repository

0 pts

no public repository

A public source repository, 6 points.

Stated licence

4 pts

Proprietary (vendor licence)

A stated licence, 4 points.

jumpstartrails.com/pricing

Price readable without an account

4 pts

$199-$749

A price published on a page that can be read without an account, 4 points.

jumpstartrails.com/pricing

Public release history

0 pts

no release history read

A public release history, 3 points.

Public documentation

3 pts

a documentation site

Public documentation, 3 points.

jumpstartrails.com/docs

Documentation

15 of 15POINTS

Whether the documentation exists, and how much of it there is.

Documentation site

15 pts

51 pages linked from its index

A documentation site, 7 points, plus up to 8 more for its depth, counted as the number of distinct pages linked from its index.

jumpstartrails.com/docs

Support

0 of 10POINTS

Whether there is a stated way to get help.

No channel stated

0 pts

nothing stated publicly

Nothing stated, 0.

What happened when we ran it

0COMMANDS

This kit was read, not run. Its row came from its repository, its dependency manifest and its own documentation, and no command was executed against it here. Every figure above says where it was read from.