Linkbase is Minute.tech's proprietary platform — and it comes in two versions. Camp is the lightest possible Linkbase site: static-first marketing pages with a working contact form and nothing to log into. House is the full platform — CMS, RBAC, 2FA, e-commerce, compliance tooling, the works. Both are good choices. The question is which one fits the job.
TL;DR. If the site is a brochure — about five pages, a contact form, and nothing to log into — start with Camp. If there's a product catalog, user accounts, content the owner needs to edit themselves, or anything transactional, start with House. Camp sites can graduate to House when they outgrow the brochure.
| Feature | Camp | House |
|---|---|---|
| Next.js + styled-components foundation | ||
| Static marketing pages | ||
| Contact form (SendGrid) | ||
| Light / dark theme | ||
| SEO, sitemaps, Open Graph | ||
| Database (PostgreSQL + Prisma) | ||
| Admin CMS for non-dev content edits | ||
| User accounts, sign-in, dashboards | ||
| RBAC, 2FA, audit logging | ||
| E-commerce (cart, checkout, Stripe) | ||
| Subscriptions + donations | ||
| B2B checkout (PO, pay-by-invoice, approvals) | ||
| Compliance tooling (backups, PII deletion, audit) | ||
| REST API + webhooks | ||
| Rate limiting (production-grade, Upstash Redis) |
Camp and House share the same foundation, so projects can move up when they need to. The common pattern: launch on Camp for the brochure phase, then migrate to House when the business adds a product, an account system, or a compliance requirement that Camp can't carry. The brand identity, design system, and content carry across.
Not sure which one fits? Get in touch or take a closer look at the Camp landing site at linkbase.camp.
