A community-driven registry of starter kits for Shopper.
Starter kits are scaffold templates installed once — the code belongs to you after installation.
Install a kit using the Shopper CLI:
php artisan shopper:kit:install <package>
| Name | Package | Description | Tags |
|---|---|---|---|
| Livewire Storefront starter kit | shopperlabs/livewire-starter-kit |
A full Livewire + Alpine storefront with checkout, accounts, and product pages. | livewire, storefront |
| Vue Storefront starter kit | shopperlabs/vue-starter-kit |
An Inertia + Vue 3 storefront with Tailwind v4, Wayfinder routes, multi-currency zones, cart, checkout, and Stripe payment. | vue, inertia, storefront |
| React Storefront starter kit | shopperlabs/react-starter-kit |
An Inertia + React 19 storefront with Tailwind v4, Wayfinder routes, multi-currency zones, cart, checkout, and Stripe payment. | react, inertia, storefront |
Want to add your starter kit to this registry? See the contributing guide.
A starter kit is a scaffold, not a theme. It is installed once into your Laravel project and gives you a starting point for building your storefront. After installation, you own the code — modify, delete, or reorganize anything.
Each starter kit is a Composer package or GitHub repository containing a shopper-kit.yaml manifest that declares which files to copy, which dependencies to install, and which commands to run after installation.
Learn more in the Shopper documentation.
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