Next.js Subscription Payments earned 40.1 points of a hundred.

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

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

• Authentication

  dependency: @supabase/ssr

• Social / OAuth login

  not found in repo tree or manifests

• Teams & organisations

  not found in repo tree or manifests

• Roles & permissions

  not found in repo tree or manifests

• Payments & billing

  dependency: stripe

• Transactional email

  not found in repo tree or manifests

• Admin panel

  file: utils/supabase/admin.ts

• Internationalisation

  not found in repo tree or manifests

• Test suite

  not found in repo tree or manifests

• CI pipeline

  not found in repo tree or manifests

• Background jobs

  not found in repo tree or manifests

• Webhook handling

  file: app/api/webhooks/route.ts

• Blog / content

  not found in repo tree or manifests

• File uploads

  not found in repo tree or manifests

Next.jsReactSupabasePostgreSQLStripe

How much a buyer can check before paying.

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

Whether there is a stated way to get help.

Installs cleanly; the build needs configuration (environment variables or a database) before it will run. A failing build is not held against the score: most starter kits need a database URL before they will build, and that is normal. It is recorded because it is a thing a buyer wants to know and a thing a sales page will never tell them.

• Run 2026-09-12 on v26.4.0 from commit bdd0813.
• git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/vercel/nextjs-subscription-payments.git <temp clone>ok0.5s
• pnpm install --frozen-lockfileok0.2s
• pnpm installok4.1s
• pnpm run buildfailed9.7s