Simple Online Store with Stripe

Simple Online Store with Stripe is an ecommerce template for selling a single product, built on Next.js 14 with the App Router and wired to Stripe for payment processing. Vercel publishes it as an open-source starter (MIT License), generated with v0 by Vercel.

What is Simple Online Store with Stripe?

The template takes a one-product catalog as its scope and outputs a responsive storefront with a product showcase section and a Stripe-powered secure checkout flow. It runs on Next.js 14 using the App Router, with Tailwind CSS v4 for styling, shadcn/ui for UI components, and full TypeScript type safety throughout. It is distributed as a public GitHub repository by Vercel and is intended to be cloned or deployed to Vercel with a Stripe integration attached.

Key Features

• Next.js 14 App Router — the storefront is built on Next.js 14's App Router, with server and route structure defined by the framework's file conventions.
• Tailwind CSS v4 — styling is handled entirely through Tailwind CSS version 4 utility classes.
• shadcn/ui components — interface elements come from shadcn/ui, giving the store a component library base for its product showcase and checkout UI.
• Stripe payments — checkout and payment processing are handled by Stripe, with two required environment variables: STRIPE_SECRET_KEY and NEXT_PUBLIC_STRIPE_PUBLISHABLE_KEY.
• One-click Vercel deploy — the README's Deploy button clones the repo, creates a Vercel project, sets up the Stripe integration, and provisions a new Stripe sandbox in a single flow.
• Full TypeScript — the codebase ships with type safety across the application.
• Single-product focus — the store is scoped to selling one product rather than a multi-item catalog.

Who is it for?

• Developers learning Stripe integration: study a working Next.js-to-Stripe checkout path and the environment variable wiring it requires.
• Indie makers shipping a single product: use the template as a starting point for a one-item sales page with real payment processing.
• Vercel users prototyping an ecommerce app: deploy through the Vercel Stripe integration sandbox and iterate on the storefront.
• Front-end developers evaluating shadcn/ui and Tailwind v4: see both libraries used together in a checkout-bearing store layout.

What can you do with Simple Online Store with Stripe?

• Launch a one-product sales page: deploy the template and redirect Stripe checkout to your own account using the manual or Vercel-integration setup path.
• Test payment flows in a sandbox: provision a Stripe sandbox via the Vercel integration and exercise checkout without live charges.
• Reskin the storefront: swap Tailwind v4 classes and shadcn/ui components to match a product's branding while keeping the Stripe logic intact.

Pricing

Free and open source under the MIT License.

FAQ

Is this template free?

Yes. The repository is open source and available under the MIT License, so you can clone it, modify it, and deploy it without a license fee. You still need your own Stripe account and, optionally, a Vercel account for deployment.

What does Simple Online Store with Stripe do?

It provides a Next.js 14 storefront for selling a single product, including a product showcase and Stripe checkout. You configure it by adding Stripe API keys and pointing it at your product.

What are the prerequisites?

Node.js 20 or newer, a Stripe account (the Vercel Stripe integration is recommended), and optionally a Vercel account for deployment. Dependencies install with pnpm install, and the dev server runs with pnpm dev on port 3000.