Frequently Asked Questions

Whether you're a beginner, developer, or agency, Fluxedita is designed to be flexible enough for all users while powerful enough for complex projects.

Yes — every Fluxedita package is fully scalable.Whether you start with a Landing Page or go straight to Premium, you are never locked into a rigid structure.

You can add unlimited pages, users, and features as your project grows.

In fact, all of our packages include the same underlying architecture and database schema used in our Premium build — so if you have the development skills, you can scale and customize as far as you want.

We do not limit your potential — we give you a launchpad.

If you are comfortable working with modern tools, you are free to build, extend, and evolve your site without restriction.

Absolutely. Each package is designed to grow with you. Start simple, and upgrade at any time — whether you're adding features, pages, or transitioning to a full content platform.

Every package includes: The same project architecture, the full database schema used in the Premium version, full live-editing features, and cloud-connected services like Supabase, Stripe (ready), and Cloudinary. This means you have access to the same robust foundation, no matter where you start.

Yes — without restriction. While our packages offer different starting points, there are no limitations on how many additional pages you can create or how you customize them. In fact, even the Landing Page package can evolve into a full-blown platform — it's entirely up to you and your development goals.

The Premium package comes with pre-built media-rich root page sets (/gallery, /exclusive, /behind-the-scenes), built-in media set generation, lightbox views, and commenting system, and auto-generated pages per media upload. That said, you can manually build similar features in any package if you have development knowledge — the architecture supports it across the board.

Yes. Because all packages share the same scalable architecture and schema, a developer can build up from any starting point. You're never boxed in.

Fluxedita packages are currently in their Beta/V1 release phase, which essentially means, all are functional but one (or two) sections may contain minor bugs periodically as they are being updated. These issues do not affect core application functionality, and our development team is actively addressing them based on priority. This is reflected in our opening offer prices.

Some section components are still in Beta mode and will be updated over time. These components are provided gratis—they're optional and primarily serve as examples to help you understand how to construct your own sections. Though all sections are functional, some are special, some are fantastic; all are unique to Fluxedita and there will be more fantastic sections added to the Fluxedita packages over the next coming months. For full flexibility, we recommend exploring our Custom Code Component, which allows you to integrate your own designs seamlessly.

All packages include a minimum of 12 months of updates, ensuring that bugs are resolved and new features and components are added regularly. This ongoing support is reflected in our first-tier pricing.

When you consider what's included in each package, the value is exceptional. For example, the Landing Page Package alone represents hundreds of hours of development and can be installed and running in under an hour—for just £99. With built-in editability and customization, a single purchase gives you unlimited potential for unique, prebuilt web packages—no two need ever be the same.

Each package includes a full Next.js + Tailwind + Supabase project, documentation for setup and deployment, and instructions for connecting your own Supabase, Cloudinary, and Stripe accounts. Simply clone the repo, install dependencies, set environment variables, and deploy.

No — live-editing and the admin tools are designed for non-technical users. However, if you want to customize deeply (e.g., add new components or modify database behavior), having development knowledge is helpful.

Yes. All packages are self-hostable. You control where and how your website is deployed — whether on Vercel, Netlify, or your own infrastructure.

Yes, you can use any hosting provider that supports Next.js. Here's a comparison of popular hosting options:

Hosting Provider | Support Level | Key Features |

Vercel | ⭐️ Native support | Built by the creators of Next.js; supports SSR, ISR, App Router, serverless functions, and edge caching |

Netlify | ✅ Full support | Supports App Router, ISR, SSR, image optimization, and middleware via OpenNext adapter |

Cloudways | ✅ Supported | Allows deployment via Git, supports PM2, Nginx, and Node.js environments |

A2 Hosting | ✅ Supported (manual setup) | Node.js-compatible servers, cPanel integration, and guides for deploying Next.js apps |

Hostinger | ⚠️ Limited (shared hosting) / ✅ Full (VPS) | Shared hosting only supports static exports; VPS supports full Node.js apps |

You can deploy Fluxedita to any of these providers (+ many other providers available, this is not an exhaustive list), though the setup process may vary. Vercel offers the most seamless experience with zero configuration required.

Not yet — but we are planning to introduce a hosted, no-code SaaS version soon. Stay tuned!

You will need accounts with: a remote Database provider, such as Supabase, for user auth and database, though you can use any database service you wish (Convex, Firebase, etc); Cloudinary (for media storage and delivery, once again this is optional); and Stripe (if you want to accept payments or create membership options, once again this is optional). Our suggested integrations are pre-configured — just plug in your API keys. However, you may add your own API Keys/Routes to the environment variables file if you wish to connect to other services; such as Convex, Bunny CDN, etc.

Yes! Every package includes installation documentation. We also offer email support, optional onboarding (for a fee), and custom implementation services (upon request).

Yes. Fluxedita is built with Next.js, React, and Tailwind CSS, meaning you can create reusable sections and components, extend the admin panel, and add new root pages, collections, or membership logic.

Yes. You're free to extend the app with additional APIs, CMS tools, or your own backend logic. The architecture is modular and developer-friendly.

Absolutely. In fact, agencies can quickly deploy white-labeled, client-editable sites, scale projects using our tiered packages, and hand off clean, maintainable projects with no CMS clutter.

Yes. We use Supabase for secure authentication and role management, Cloudinary for optimized media delivery, and HTTPS and token-based auth across the board. You can also self-host for full data control, use other remote services, and connect your own auth provider. You can use Netlify, Vercel, WordPress

Yes. We provide a full Privacy Policy, a DPA (Data Processing Agreement) on request, and transparent handling of data and third-party services.

Yes. All packages are built to power commercial, creator, or community sites — including membership and subscription-based platforms.

Yes, as long as you comply with our license (e.g., you cannot resell the raw Fluxedita codebase, but you can build and sell websites using it).

We accept all major credit/debit cards through our secure Stripe integration. We also support PayPal for certain regions. All transactions are processed securely and we never store your payment details.

Currently, we don't offer a free trial, but we do provide a 30-day money-back guarantee on all our packages. This gives you plenty of time to explore the features and ensure the package meets your needs.

Our pricing is based on the package type (Landing Page, Standard, Advanced, Premium) and the level of support you choose. All packages include the core platform features, with Premium packages including additional pre-built components and priority support. You can find a detailed comparison on our pricing page.

Absolutely! You can upgrade or downgrade your plan at any time. When you upgrade, you'll only pay the prorated difference for the remaining billing period. Downgrades will take effect at the start of your next billing cycle.

Yes, we offer special pricing for registered non-profit organizations and educational institutions. Please contact our sales team with proof of status to learn more about our discounted rates.

This usually happens when the build process didn't complete successfully. Try these steps: 1) Clear your browser cache, 2) Check your deployment logs for build errors, 3) Ensure all environment variables are properly set, 4) Try rebuilding your project. If the issue persists, contact our support with your deployment logs.

First, check if your Cloudinary configuration is correct in your environment variables. Ensure your Cloudinary account is active and has sufficient storage. Also, verify that the image paths in your content match the structure in your media library.

You can reset your password by clicking the 'Forgot Password' link on the login page. If you don't receive the password reset email, check your spam folder. If you still can't access your account, contact our support team for assistance.

API errors can occur due to several reasons: 1) Your Supabase connection might be misconfigured, 2) You might have exceeded API rate limits, 3) There could be temporary service disruptions. Check your browser's developer console for specific error messages and verify your API keys and service status.

To clear your site's cache: 1) In your browser, press Ctrl+Shift+Delete (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+Shift+Delete (Mac), 2) Select 'All time' as the time range, 3) Check 'Cached images and files', 4) Click 'Clear data'. For server-side caching, you may need to clear your CDN cache if you're using one.

1) First, try a hard refresh (Ctrl+F5 or Cmd+Shift+R), 2) Clear your browser cache, 3) Check if your deployment completed successfully, 4) If you're using a CDN, clear its cache. If the issue persists, check your deployment logs for any errors.

Upgrades are simple. You can migrate your project by replacing or merging files, extend functionality with your own dev team, or request help from us to handle the upgrade. We can also assist with feature migration or automated page generation if needed.

Yes! Some upcoming additions include: SaaS dashboard and hosted Fluxedita service, AI-assisted section creation, custom template libraries and theme kits, and more one-click integrations.