Launching Toolstack tomorrow a collection of browser extensions and tested Next.js SaaS starters (invoicing, feature flags, webhooks, usage-based billing, one that ships a real browser extension).
Before launch day, curious what actually matters to people here when evaluating a starter kit: is it the architecture pattern itself, how well-documented the edge cases are, price point, or something else entirely?
Also happy to share specifics on any of the 11 architectures if useful team-based billing vs per-user, CORS setup for browser extensions, HMAC webhook signing, whatever's relevant.
Toolstack is a growing collection of browser extensions and fully tested Next.js SaaS starter kits — real auth, real Stripe billing, real webhook deliveries, checked end-to-end before anything ships.
