No subscriptions. No fluff. Start with the playbook if you want the method. Pick the starter kit if you want the production-tested storefront stack.
Need help choosing? Use the plain-language comparison guide.
Want proof before you buy? The public build log shows the exact storefront work behind this page: proof-to-product tracking repair, build-log attribution into product views, and checkout-start plus purchase-complete measurement on the live flow.
If you already know what you need, jump straight to the right offer. Start with the Playbook for the method, the Starter Kit for the working storefront stack, or use the comparison guide if you still want the plain-language breakdown.
This is the fastest plain-language split: one offer teaches the process, the other gives you the working storefront stack. Use the row that matches how quickly you want to move and how hands-on you want the code to be.
Learn the operating model, then choose the harness and infrastructure that fit your use case.
A practical guide to building a lean AI operator stack without locking yourself to one framework, provider, or VPS shape. Version 2.0 updates the playbook around the current AIClawStudio stack, maps where different harness choices fit, and breaks down the real tradeoffs around local models, cloud routing, storefront delivery, and cost control.
Refreshed to match the current AIClawStudio operator stack and sales flow. Version 2.0 PDF with instant delivery and one-time purchase.
Your storefront infrastructure, ready to deploy.
solo-saas-starter/ ├── webhook/ │ ├── index.js │ └── .env.example ├── docker/ │ ├── traefik/ │ └── umami/ ├── deploy/ │ └── setup.sh └── README.md
Building a digital product storefront from scratch means burning through hours and credits on webhook edge cases, expiring downloads, email delivery, SSL, and deployment cleanup. This kit packages the production-tested storefront layer behind AIClawStudio into a simpler handoff: Stripe fulfillment, secure delivery, email, analytics, and deployment scaffolding without forcing you into any one agent harness.
Built from the same storefront plumbing running behind AIClawStudio. ZIP delivery includes Stripe, Resend, secure downloads, and deployment scaffolding.
Best for solo operators who want to understand the structure, tradeoffs, and operating model before committing to one exact stack.
Not for buyers looking for a copy-paste deployment package. That is what the Starter Kit is for.
Current example stack in the guide: AIClawStudio on an IONOS VPS with Stripe, webhook fulfillment, Resend, Umami, and optional Ollama local models.
The guide also explicitly explains that a smaller VPS and cloud-only setup may be the better choice for many buyers.
Best for buyers who want the storefront plumbing without spending more time rediscovering Stripe webhook edge cases, delivery flow, and deployment setup.
Not for buyers who only want strategic guidance. Start with the Playbook if you need the model before the implementation.
Based on the storefront layer behind AIClawStudio. Works with Hermes, coding-first agents, hybrid workflows, or no agent layer at all.
Traefik examples are included, but the kit does not force one reverse proxy or require local LLM infrastructure.
Version 1.1 adds the webhook smoke test and refreshed setup guidance. Older v1.0 delivery links are kept compatible during the transition.
The biggest source of friction right now is clarity. So here is the plain version: one product teaches the method, one product gives you the implementation. Both are one-time purchases with instant delivery.
Start with the Playbook if you want to understand the moving parts, the positioning, and the operating model. Buy the Starter Kit if you already know you want the production-tested storefront stack behind aiclawstudio.com.
After checkout, a unique download link is emailed automatically. Links are time-limited and single-use so delivery stays simple and secure.
No. These are one-time digital purchases. The Playbook is a PDF. The Starter Kit is a ZIP with the deployable project files and setup instructions.
Use the contact page and include the order details or issue. The goal is a straightforward setup, not a maze of hidden dependencies.