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Dev tools · February 20, 2020

Build A Paywall And Host It For FREE

Learn serverless functions, Next.js & Sanity.io

Build A Paywall And Host It For FREE launched on February 20, 2020 with 9 votes, #871 of 3,162 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.

What it does

Learn to build a paywall for your files using the latest tech, without paying monthly server fees. Serverless is becoming more accessible with services like Netlify. Use Sanity.io as a data storage, Next.js for static React apps & Netlify functions for backend logic.

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