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Would your SaaS survive production?

Test the infrastructure behind your Next.js + Supabase + Stripe application against 10 common production failure points.

10 CHECKS · 5 MINUTES · NO CREDIT CARD
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Built for indie founders and small SaaS teams shipping with Next.js, Supabase and Stripe.

THE 10 CHECKS

What gets tested

Ten production controls spanning tenant isolation, authorization, Stripe billing and operational integrity. Each answer maps to one deterministic classification — never to a percentage.

DATA ISOLATION
01
Tenant isolation
Cross-tenant reads via modified IDs, requests or queries
02
RLS coverage
Which tenant tables PostgreSQL actually protects
AUTHORIZATION
03
Authorization enforcement
Whether permissions exist beyond the frontend
04
RBAC & role changes
Privileges after a role changes mid-session
BILLING · STRIPE
05
Stripe webhook authenticity
Signature verification on every webhook path
06
Stripe webhook idempotency
What happens when the same event arrives twice
07
Stripe state synchronization
Keeping local state aligned with Stripe
OPERATIONAL INTEGRITY
08
API key revocation
How fast a revoked key actually stops working
09
Invitation race conditions
Double acceptance and manipulated invitations
10
Auditability
Whether logs prove who did what — and what changed
METHODOLOGY

Declared vs. proven

Production systems often have a distance between what the architecture says it does and what the system can actually demonstrate or enforce. This check maps what is reported, what needs review, and what appears to be a gap — based entirely on your answers.

REPORTED AS IN PLACEYour answers indicate the control is implemented at the appropriate architectural layer.
NEEDS REVIEWThe control exists, but coverage, enforcement, or verification is incomplete.
CRITICAL GAPThe described implementation relies on a bypassable layer, lacks an important enforcement mechanism, or otherwise leaves a meaningful control gap.
NOT VERIFIEDYou could not confidently establish that the control is implemented.

This is a self-assessment — not a code scan, not a security certification, and not a claim that anything is secure. It does not independently verify your answers. Its job is to show you exactly where to look, and what to test next.