Your ProductMarketing Site
Public site with pricing, SEO structure and i18n, connected to the product catalog.
Included
Features
Everything the foundation ships with.
Modules, flows and engineering practices included in the template.
What's inside
Every layer of a real SaaS, already in place.
Three frontends, one API and the operational plumbing between them.
Customer Web App
Authenticated customer area: dashboard, plan, usage and billing foundation.
Included
Admin Panel
Operate products, plans, features, users, subscriptions and PSPs.
Included
.NET API
.NET 8 API with EF Core, PostgreSQL and versioned endpoints.
Included
Authentication
Supabase-backed auth with sessions and protected routes across apps.
Included
Product Management
Products, plans and catalog managed from the admin panel.
Included
Pricing & Features
Plans, feature flags and plan-feature bindings ready to model your offer.
Included
Payment Providers
Stripe and Paddle wired end to end: checkout, signed webhooks and entitlements, with checkout binding per plan.
Included
Internationalization
Locale routing, translation files and language selectors in every frontend.
Included
Automated Testing
Unit tests with Vitest on frontends and test structure on the API.
Included
Deployment
Vercel-ready frontends and a containerized API you can deploy anywhere.
Included
Centralized Configuration
Branding, product, pricing and features driven by config files.
Extensible
Global billing
Sell worldwide without a local entity in every market.
Domestic customers are charged through Stripe. Everyone else goes through Paddle as merchant of record, so VAT and sales tax are handled for you.
- Country-to-provider routing rule, configured in the admin panel
- Signed webhooks from both providers unlock the same entitlements
- One checkout endpoint — the API resolves which provider to use
Buyer's countryConfirmed at checkout
Routing ruleDomestic, international, fallback
StripeYour domestic account
PaddleMerchant of record
Webhook → accessEntitlement granted
In detail
What the foundation covers.
Grouped by the areas that matter when you're shipping.
Monorepo structure
Shared conventions
Centralized configuration
Documentation
Your next SaaS should start with the product — not the boilerplate.
Get the foundation and spend your first week on what makes your product different.