Headless Dropshipping Starter

Maker

Hi all, Jamie here 👋 Today I'm excited to announce the Headless Dropshipping Starter I've been working on for the past several weeks. 😅 This product is aimed at developers (and agencies) who are looking to launch a headless drop-shipping store from scratch, or drop in to an existing Next.js site. It's built with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and TypeScript. Orders are captured using Snipcart 💳, and automatically fulfilled using Printful 📦. This starter comes production-ready with some kickass features out of the box. There isn't anything to configure, unless you want to. Launching this yourself is pretty straightforward: 1️⃣ You create your product inventory inside Printful. 2️⃣ You connect your payment gateway to Snipcart, and configure your webhooks. 3️⃣ You one-click deploy to Vercel. I couldn't be any happier to share this with you today on ProductHunt, and if you have any questions, I'll be happy to answer. Don't forget to check the demo video out to see this in action 📺 My goal for this was to help others in setting up their own headless drop-shipping storefront as quickly as possible building a modern stack. Let me know what you think! 💜

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4yr ago

Kirill Tereshchenko

Wally

@notrab good job man! I love the simplicity:) Is it possible to customize template?

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4yr ago

Jamie Barton

Headless Dropshipping Starter

Maker

@rtkirill Thanks man! Yep! You can take this, and customize as much as you like. All of the code is there in the GitHub repo for you :)https://github.com/notrab/headle...

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4yr ago

Kirill Tereshchenko

Wally

@notrab perfect!

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4yr ago

Fajar Siddiq

F*ckOff

@notrab This is the future! thank you for making this. Is this close to no-code/low-code? and also is it possible to do on payment gateway to connect with stripe?

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4yr ago

Jamie Barton

Headless Dropshipping Starter

Maker

@fajarsiddiq Hey! Thanks for the support. I'd say it's pretty close, but I built this with the intention for others to take it, and customize to their liking. I also decided to go with Snipcart for their "hands off" approach to Cart + Checkout, as well as the support for Stripe, abandoned recovery campaigns, customer logins for previous orders, and overall developer experience. Let me know if you have anymore comments or questions, I'd be happy to run you through the app, and what goes on in the background if you like.

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4yr ago