Next.js Web Store | The Storefront Behind miciomods.it
The storefront you are reading right now, sold as a template. Your packages come across from Tebex on their own, the guides are written in a browser CMS, and the name, the theme and the homepage sections sit in JSON files you edit yourself.














Overview
You are looking at it. miciomods.it runs on this template, and what ships is the same Next.js application with your name, your theme and your Tebex account in the config instead of ours.
It replaces a Tebex Premium storefront. Your packages, prices and categories come across from the Tebex API, the guides live in a free CMS, and every page is rendered on the server, so a link holds up in search and in a Discord preview.
The application core ships protected. Every config file, every theme and every line of copy stays open for you to edit.
Key Features
Pages Google Can Read
Every page arrives as finished HTML. Google reads it without running your JavaScript, and nothing waits for the store data before it shows.

Link Previews and Search Listings
Each product page generates its own preview image, meta description and structured data. A link pasted into Discord or X shows the right title and picture instead of a bare URL.
Products Arrive From Tebex
The store reads your packages, prices, sales and categories from the Tebex API, so a new listing shows up without anyone touching the site. Products you sell outside Tebex can sit on the same page.

Pages You Add Yourself
Wikis, server rules, team rosters, changelogs. You write them in the CMS, they get their own address, and a nav entry points at whichever ones belong in the menu.

Everything Configurable Sits in JSON
Store name, logo, favicon, theme, fonts, currency, social links and the category list are plain JSON files. Edit one, reload the page, and it is applied.

Partner Logos and Affiliates
A strip of partner logos, each with the name behind it and a link to their own store. Add more than the strip holds and it cycles through them.
Docs Written in a Browser
The documentation lives in a free Sanity project, so whoever writes the guides never opens the codebase. Categories, ordering and the search index come from the same place.
Recent Sales and Top Buyers
Two widgets that read your real payment history: purchases as they land, and a leaderboard of the people who have spent the most. Both can be filtered before anything reaches the page.

Floating Cards on the Homepage
Small cards that hover over the homepage with their own image, text and link. Use them for a new script, a Discord invite or whatever is on offer this week.
Fifteen Themes, Six Font Pairings
Fifteen color themes and six font pairings ship with the store. The hero holds a cube, a sphere, a torus knot, a polyhedron or an octahedron, over an animated background, a video or a YouTube embed.

A Panel to Try Themes Live
Switch theme, font and hero shape from a panel in the browser and watch the page change, then write the one you picked into the config. In a production build the panel only opens on /testtemplate, so your customers never meet it.





