FAQ from Nexty.dev
What is Nexty.dev?
Nexty.dev is a purpose-built, full-stack SaaS starter template for Next.js — combining authentication, payments, dashboards, AI tooling, and content management into a single, cohesive, production-ready foundation. It eliminates infrastructure debt so you focus exclusively on product innovation.
How to use Nexty.dev?
Clone the repo, configure your Supabase and Stripe keys, deploy to Vercel or your preferred host — and begin customizing pages, APIs, and business logic. Every major system (auth → billing → dashboard → CMS) interoperates seamlessly, reducing integration overhead by ~70% compared to assembling standalone libraries.
Can I use this template as a non-technical person?
Yes — especially when paired with AI coding assistants. Nexty’s clean, consistent TypeScript patterns, inline JSDoc, and AI-optimized file structure make it uniquely suited for LLM-guided development. Many users launch functional MVPs using ChatGPT or Cursor without writing a single line of backend code.
What makes this template unique?
Business completeness. While others offer isolated auth or CMS modules, Nexty delivers end-to-end *workflows*: authenticated users see personalized dashboards, which display usage quotas tied to their Stripe subscription, which gates access to CMS content — all pre-wired, tested, and documented.
What types of products can I build with it?
AI-powered tools (code assistants, design generators), subscription-based SaaS (project management, analytics dashboards), content platforms (newsletters, courses, docs portals), white-labeled internal tools, and high-trust landing sites — all with unified branding, security, and scalability.
How do I get technical support if I encounter issues?
Pro license holders receive priority email support (under 24 hrs) and access to our private Discord community. Enterprise plans include dedicated engineering hours, SLA-backed response times, and architecture review sessions.
How do I handle multilingual content?
Nexty uses Next.js’ native i18n routing with fallback locales and automatic language detection. All CMS-managed content supports translations — and the admin dashboard includes one-click AI translation powered by OpenRouter, enabling rapid localization without developer involvement.
How does the payment and subscription system work?
It’s a full Stripe integration: webhook-secured subscription lifecycle management, customer portal links, tax-aware invoicing, usage-based billing hooks, and seamless cancellation/refund handling. Disable it entirely with a single environment variable (NEXT_PUBLIC_DISABLE_BILLING=true) if unused.
How do I manage pricing cards?
Via the Admin Dashboard — add/remove tiers, toggle features, set trial periods, assign plan IDs, and enable/disable plans globally. Pricing metadata is stored in Supabase and rendered dynamically, with AI-powered multilingual copy generation included.
What CMS features are available?
A headless, permission-aware CMS supporting drafts, scheduled publishing, SEO metadata per post, tag filtering, author attribution, cover images, markdown + rich text, AI rewriting, duplicate-as-draft, and granular access rules (public, members-only, subscriber-only, admin-only).
What AI features are built into the template?
Pre-integrated clients for text (chat/completion), image (DALL·E, Flux), and video (Pika, Runway) generation — with error resilience, streaming UIs, token usage tracking, and provider-agnostic abstractions. The “AI Playground” demo page showcases real-world implementation patterns and prompt engineering guardrails.