A Small Dev Stack: Lovable Pro, Supabase Pro, and n8n Cloud

These three listings show up in the same shopping cart a lot because they cover different jobs. They do not bundle. You redeem three codes on three sites.

Lovable Pro (1 year)

Official Pro is a credit plan. The entry allotment is 100 subscription credits per month plus 5 daily build credits that reset at 00:00 UTC and do not roll. You get GitHub or GitLab sync, source download, custom domains, and the option to hide the Lovable badge. Workspace-private projects and email support sit on Pro.

Retail comparison on the listing is $250. PerkShelf price is $69.99. Redeem at lovable.dev under Settings → Plans & credit usage. Card or VCC, confirm $0 due. Full write-up: Lovable Pro coupon guide.

Supabase Pro (1 year)

Pro is billed per organization. Included quotas on the listing: 8 GB disk per project, 100 GB file storage, 250 GB egress, 100,000 monthly active users, a $10/month compute credit that covers one Micro instance, projects that do not pause, daily backups kept 7 days. Spend cap is on by default.

Retail comparison is $300. PerkShelf price is $99.99. Paste the code on Organization → Billing → Pro. Guide: Supabase Pro voucher.

n8n Cloud Starter (1 year)

Starter is hosted n8n: 2,500 workflow executions a month (per run, not per step), 1 shared project, 5 concurrent executions, unlimited users and active workflows, 2,300 AI Assistant credits per month that do not roll, 7-day execution history, forum support.

Self-hosting remains free and is a different product. You then own Docker, TLS, backups, and upgrades. Retail comparison for Cloud Starter is $240. PerkShelf price is $24.99. Redeem at app.n8n.cloud/account/change-plan on Starter annual. Guide: n8n Cloud vs self-hosted.

Combined checkout math

If you buy all three 1-year codes on PerkShelf, you pay each listed price separately. That is three vendor terms, not one invoice. Stock is independent. If n8n is out of stock, the other two still sell.

Warp Build ($21.99) is the usual terminal add-on if you want an agent in the shell rather than in the browser builder. See Warp Build.