A small watercolor storefront with a navy tile roof, paper lantern, wooden door, and shelves of jars and produce inside. The blank sign holds the install command.
For people building sites with AI

Add a working storefront to the site you're building.

Bodega adds a real shop to the site you're making with Claude, Cursor, or any other AI coding tool. It's a one-time setup helper — your AI agent does the work in plain English. About fifteen minutes (forty-five from scratch).

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Works with —
  • Claude
  • Cursor
  • Codex
  • Gemini
  • Copilot
  • Kiro
  • OpenCode
  • Windsurf
01

What it builds

About fifteen minutes after you run /bodega:setup.

  • /shop · /cart · /checkoutThemed to your existing design. Not a template.
  • /studioPhone-first admin. Add products, see orders, print shipping labels, mark shipped.
  • Stripe paymentsThe merchant's own account. Their bank gets the money.
  • Deployed to VercelOn the merchant's account. Optional: custom domain, GitHub backup.
02

Who it's for

A fit when —

  • You've got a Next.js site (or you're about to build one) and you want it to start selling.
  • You want a real shop — your domain, your Stripe, your design. Not a template. Not a hosted widget.
  • Single-merchant store. One Stripe account, one inventory.
  • You don't want to spend a weekend wiring Stripe, shipping, and an admin from scratch.

Not a fit when —

  • You're running a big e-commerce operation. (Shopify handles that better.)
  • You want a point-and-click site builder. (Squarespace, Wix.)
  • You're a marketplace with many sellers. Bodega is single-tenant.
  • You're not comfortable in a terminal. Bodega is a plugin — you're driving.
03

The fifteen minutes

Open Claude Code, Cursor, or whatever AI tool you're using, and paste the prompt from the sign above into the chat. Your agent fetches the setup file and walks through every step. No typing commands needed.

Your agent will ask you a handful of friendly questions first — what you want to call it, who's running the shop, what kind of site (just a website, a place to show your work, a digital shop, or a full store) — then walks through:

  1. Find a home for your site

    Signs you into Vercel (free) so your site has a real address on the internet.

  2. Set up payments

    Signs you into Stripe and gets your bank info connected, so when people buy, the money goes to you. (Stripe sometimes takes a day or two to verify — your site can still go live in the meantime, with the buy button switched off.)

  3. Put your site online

    Builds the shop, cart, and checkout pages — themed to your existing design — and pushes them live.

  4. Set up the back office

    Creates a private admin where you (or whoever's running the shop) can add products, see orders, print labels, mark things shipped. You get a magic-link login by email.

  5. Pick a custom address· optional

    Buy a domain like yourshop.com or connect one you already own.

  6. Back up your website code· optional

    Saves a copy of your site to a private GitHub repo (you sign in, you own the repo). Updates automatically every time your site changes.

No site yet? Bodega makes one with you first using impeccable — picks colors, fonts, and lays out the basics. About forty-five minutes total instead of fifteen — most of that is design.

04

What's yours when it's done

Bodega doesn't host your shop, take a cut of sales, or run anything for you. It's a one-time setup tool — your AI agent does the typing, and every account that gets created is yours.

  • Vercel hosts your site. Free for testing, ~$20/mo live. Change anything, anytime.
  • Stripe handles payments. Your bank gets the money directly (~2.9% + 30¢ per US card).
  • Your domain (optional) registered in your name (~$12/year). Free Vercel address if you skip it.
  • GitHub backup (optional) keeps your site code in a private repo you own. Free.
  • Customer data (orders, products, photos) lives in your Vercel storage. Bodega never touches it.

Uninstall Bodega tomorrow and your shop keeps running, just like before. Bodega is the build crew, not the landlord.

05

Fine print

  • What you need
    A computer, an internet connection, an AI coding tool (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, etc.), and about an hour. Bodega checks the rest.
  • What it costs
    Bodega is free, forever. The services it sets up bill you directly: Stripe takes ~2.9% + 30¢ per US card, Vercel is free for testing then about $20/mo once you go live, a custom domain is ~$12/year (optional). GitHub backup and email are free.
  • After setup
    Bodega's job is done. Your shop runs on Vercel and Stripe directly — Bodega isn't sitting in between, and there's nothing extra to log into. You could uninstall the plugin and your shop would keep working.
  • If something breaks
    Your AI agent can run /bodega:doctor any time to check what's wrong. If you get truly stuck, the source code is on GitHub and there's an issues page.
  • Open source
    Free and open source under Apache 2.0. Built by one person, getting better all the time. You can fork it, change it, run it on your own machines.
  • Pairs with
    impeccable.style for the design — Bodega offers to install it when you start from scratch.