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NextJs Starters

Directory of free and premium Next.js starters and boilerplates, filterable by price, rating and category.

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John Rush

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About NextJs Starters

NextJs Starters is a directory of Next.js starter templates and boilerplates. Visitors can browse and compare starters by price, rating and category, and the site states that its listings are updated daily. Categories include free starters, premium starters and starters designed specifically for building directory websites.

Developers and makers can submit their own Next.js starter or boilerplate to gain visibility. Free submissions are added within approximately three months with a no-follow link, while a paid option publishes a tool immediately with a permanent do-follow link. The site also offers advertising packages and a weekly newsletter that sends new Next.js starters and boilerplates to subscribers.

The directory is made by @johnrush and built on Unicorn Platform. It is aimed at founders and developers who want to ship products quickly by starting from an existing Next.js codebase rather than building from scratch.

Best for

  • Developers choosing a Next.js boilerplate
  • Founders looking to ship products quickly
  • Creators of Next.js starters seeking visibility
  • Builders of directory websites

Pros

  • Filters starters by price, rating and category
  • Separate sections for free, premium and directory starters
  • Weekly newsletter with new starters
  • Open submissions for template creators

Cons

  • Free submissions can take about three months to be listed
  • Free listings receive only a no-follow link

Pricing

Browsing is free; immediate listing with a do-follow link costs $49, and advertising plans are offered at $299, $999 and $2,999.

NextJs Starters FAQ

What types of Next.js starters are listed?
The directory includes free starters, premium starters and starters built specifically for directory websites.
How often is the directory updated?
The site states that listings are updated daily, and a newsletter with new starters goes out weekly.
Can I submit my own Next.js starter?
Yes. Free submissions are added within about three months with a no-follow link, or a $49 option publishes immediately with a forever do-follow link.
Does the site offer advertising?
Yes, advertising plans are listed at $299 (Boost), $999 (Advanced) and $2,999 (All in).