Launching Leaseline

Launch moves a Startup from test to Live when every launch check passes. Leaseline claims its Stripe account, reads what still fails, and launches.

What you buildCopy Anchor Link

You claim Leaseline with its claim token, preview launch with --try, close the failing checks, and launch. After launch, real cards are charged and real Messages leave.

StepsCopy Anchor Link

1. 1

   To take real money, claim the Startup with the claim token that tutorial 1 printed, then finish Stripe onboarding at the link it prints:

   $ npx startup-builder do Startup.claim --json '{"startup":"startup_l3hr1EnUGY","claimToken":"ct_7Hq2xV"}'

2. 2

   To see what stands between Leaseline and Live, preview launch:

   $ npx startup-builder do Startup.launch --json '{"startup":"startup_l3hr1EnUGY"}' --try

3. 3

   To close each failing check, follow the fix it names. The scenario from tutorial 11 passes the test run; the slot check needs Evidence from outside people.

4. 4

   To launch, call it without --try:

   $ npx startup-builder do Startup.launch --json '{"startup":"startup_l3hr1EnUGY"}'

ResultCopy Anchor Link

Leaseline went Live on 2026-04-10. Its launch read these checks:

Launch reads 10 checks for leaseline.app, a Solo SaaS Startup: the ones every Startup passes. Some templates add more; the launch checklist lists them all.

Checkpoint leaseline@ch12 (status planned) is the launched project. The other templates take the same path with their own files: an API business, a service business, first revenue and first revenue by asking.

Next stepsCopy Anchor Link

• The Leaseline year: Leaseline from day 0 to 2026-10-22.
• Launch checklist: every check, for every template.