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Here is all the necessary information on purchasing, configuring, and launching your professional website. We've made the process as clear as possible.
Quick Start Guide
1. Choose Your Website
Pick a ready-made template for an instant launch or request a unique custom design tailored specifically to your business.
🚀 Pro Tip: An Instant Template automates repository creation and import, but you must still follow that template's verified environment and provider contract.
2. Purchase & Receive
Pay once, own forever. Immediately after purchase, you will receive an email with your license and a link to get the source code.
3. Configure Environment
Choose your purchased template first, then configure only its required values and the optional features you enable. E-commerce Lite uses bank-transfer payments; Business Landing has no Stripe.
4. Launch to the Web (Deploy)
Import your repository into Vercel, Netlify, or your self-hosted Coolify server. Follow the selected provider’s setup and your repository’s build instructions, then verify your website’s main features.
Helpful Tools
Cost Calculator
An interactive tool that helps you understand the cost and timeline for developing custom features. No hidden fees, just honest pricing.
Open Cost CalculatorEnvironment Builder
Choose your purchased template and enabled features to prepare environment variables. Values stay in this browser tab unless you explicitly enable persistent storage. Supported secrets are generated locally; each preset follows its pinned template contract.
Open Environment BuilderSimple Explanations for Complex Terms
The name customers will use to find you on the internet (e.g., your-business.com).
A service or server that runs your website: Vercel, Netlify, or your own server managed with Coolify.
Where E-commerce, E-commerce Lite, Taxi, and Business Landing store content and operational data.
Template-specific configuration for license, origins, and enabled providers. Server secrets must never be committed, posted in chat, or exposed through public variables.
Prisma templates use pooled access for runtime traffic and provider-issued direct access for migrations. Both must point to the same database, branch, and schema.
Separate deployment environments that must use isolated databases and provider credentials, especially for Stripe, OAuth, cron jobs, and private uploads.
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