Launch Website With Subscriptions Integrated

I already have the full codebase for my web application; what I now need is a smooth, production-ready launch. You’ll take the existing repository, push it to a reliable hosting provider other than Vercel or AWS (Netlify, Render, Fly.io—whatever you’re most comfortable with), wire up the custom domain and DNS records, and make sure the site loads quickly everywhere.

Core tasks
• Stand up the app on the chosen host and confirm zero-downtime deploys
• Hook up my domain, configure SSL, and validate routing
• Implement the built-in login/signup flow that’s already scaffolded in the code, making sure sessions persist correctly
• Integrate Stripe subscriptions so new users can pick a plan, pay, and have their account status update in real time
• Test on desktop, tablet, and mobile; squash any browser-specific issues you find
• Tune performance (lazy loading, image optimisation, server caching) so Time to First Byte and Largest Contentful Paint are in the green

Acceptance criteria
1. The live URL is publicly accessible on the selected host with HTTPS, no console errors, and sub-second initial load.
2. Built-in authentication works end-to-end: new signup, email verification (if present), login, logout.
3. Stripe checkout creates, renews, and cancels subscriptions accurately; webhooks update user status in the database.
4. Cross-device testing passes for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and mobile browsers.
5. A short deployment/readme doc explains how to replicate the environment for future updates.

Once the launch is stable there’s plenty of follow-on work—feature iterations, continuous performance tuning, and broader DevOps improvements—so think of this as the start of a longer collaboration.