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Launch Your Startup in Days, Not Weeks | ShipFast

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Paid
Updated September 2026

Launch Your Startup in Days, Not Weeks | ShipFast is a self-paced course by Marc Lou. ShipFast is a Next.

Course facts

Lessons
0
Duration
self-paced
Level
All levels
Language
English
Updated
2026-09-11
Instructor
Marc Lou
Price
Premium

ShipFast is a Next.js boilerplate from Marc Lou aimed at one problem: getting a product's core plumbing — login, payments, email — working fast enough that you can spend your time on the actual product.

What It Handles For You

  • User authentication and login flows
  • Payment processing
  • Transactional email sending

Rather than a lesson-by-lesson course, it's ready-made boilerplate code you drop into a new project so you're not integrating the same APIs from scratch every time you start something new.

Additional

https://shipfa.st/docs

Who teaches Launch Your Startup in Days, Not Weeks | ShipFast? Marc Lou

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Marc Lou is a French solo developer and one of the most visible figures in the modern indie-hacking community. He is the creator of ShipFast (a Next.js SaaS starter that has become one of the dominant indie-SaaS boilerplates) and has built and sold multiple solo-founder products. His content is widely cited for proving that the solo-SaaS path can be financially serious without venture funding.

His CourseFlix listing carries two Marc Lou courses: ShipFast — Launch Your Startup in Days, Not Weeks (the SaaS-starter course) and CodeFast — Learn to Code in Weeks, Not Months (a beginner programming course built around shipping real applications fast).

Material is paid and aimed at solo founders shipping software products quickly. For broader content, see CourseFlix's Next.js and SaaS & Indie Hacking category pages.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the prerequisites for this course?
There are no specific prerequisites mentioned for this course. However, familiarity with web development concepts and experience with JavaScript frameworks like NextJS would likely be beneficial, as the course focuses on using a NextJS boilerplate to quickly launch a startup.
What type of projects will I be able to build after completing this course?
After completing this course, you will be able to use a NextJS boilerplate to build a startup product that includes user login functionality, payment processing, and email sending capabilities. The course aims to provide you with the necessary tools to launch your product quickly and efficiently.
Who is the target audience for this course?
The target audience for this course includes entrepreneurs, startup founders, and developers who are interested in quickly launching a web-based product. It is particularly suitable for those who want to focus on building their startup without spending extensive time on integrating APIs.
How does this course compare to other web development courses?
Unlike other web development courses that might focus on fundamental concepts or in-depth coding practices, this course is designed to provide a ready-to-use NextJS boilerplate. It emphasizes rapid deployment and operational setup rather than detailed coding, making it unique for those looking to expedite their product launch.
What specific tools or platforms are covered in this course?
The course covers the use of a NextJS boilerplate. While specific tools or platforms beyond this are not mentioned, the boilerplate itself includes functionalities for user login, payment processing, and email sending, which are integral to the startup deployment process.
What is not covered in this course?
The course does not cover basic web development concepts or detailed programming tutorials. It assumes that the user is ready to utilize a NextJS boilerplate for rapid product deployment rather than learning foundational coding skills or intricate API integrations.
What is the expected time commitment for this course?
The specific runtime and lesson count for the course are not provided, which suggests that the course is designed for efficiency, focusing on quick deployment rather than extended learning sessions. Prospective students should anticipate a course structured to minimize time investment while maximizing product readiness.