Free for the first 30 founding users

Know if your idea will sell before you build it.

ValidateKit is a Next.js landing page kit that tests demand in a week: a waitlist, a fake price button, and a dashboard that tells you if it's worth building.

Claim a founding spot

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nobody gets charged. the click just counts as intent.

a real-looking Buy button

Most side projects die the same way.

  • Months of building, then nobody shows up.

  • Friends say it's a great idea, strangers never pay.

  • Setting up a proper test page takes longer than it should.

Live in an hour

  1. 1

    Edit one config file

    your idea, your headline, your prices

    export default {  name: "InvoiceSnap",  headline: "Get paid for every shoot",  pricing: [{ tier: "Pro", price: 19 }],};

    that's the whole setup

  2. 2

    Deploy and share

    one click, to your own Vercel

  3. 3

    Read the verdict

    strong signal · keep testing · weak signal

What you get

the whole kit, in one repo

  • Landing page template

    A Next.js page you edit from one config file.

  • Waitlist

    Collects emails from people who want to hear more.

  • Fake-door pricing

    See which price tier people pick.

  • Results dashboard

    Signups, price clicks and a plain-English verdict.

  • Validation playbook

    How to run the test and read the result.

30of 30 spots left

Claim a founding spot

Free for the first 30 founding users, in exchange for feedback.

How would you like it?

What's a fake door test?

A real-looking Buy button for a product that doesn't exist yet. Nobody is charged; the click is logged as intent. It shows what people do, not what they say.

Do I need to code?

Not for the basics. A one-click "Deploy to Vercel" button sets everything up, and you edit one config file for your text and prices. You'll need free GitHub, Vercel and Supabase accounts.

When do I get it?

Founding users get access in about two weeks, before the public launch.

Is it really free?

For the first 30, yes. After that it becomes a paid kit.

Who's building it?

Me, Malaika, a senior frontend engineer, building it in public on X at @malaikaafridi9.