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AspFox is a .NET 8 SaaS boilerplate sold as a one-time purchase. You install a dotnet new template, run one scaffold command, and get a complete multi-tenant SaaS application with your project name on every file, namespace, and assembly. Open it in Visual Studio or Rider, fill in environment variables, run Docker Compose, and you have a working application at localhost within an hour. This is not a tutorial, not a demo project, and not a set of code snippets you assemble yourself. It is a production-ready codebase with real architectural decisions already made — Clean Architecture, CQRS with MediatR, row-level multi-tenant isolation, JWT RS256 auth, Stripe billing, Hangfire background jobs, and a complete React frontend. The decisions are baked in. You start from a running application and build your product on top of it. The value is the code you do not have to write: email verification, refresh token rotation with reuse detection, cross-tenant data isolation, Stripe checkout and webhook handling, idempotent webhook processing, an admin panel with impersonation, background jobs for trial expiry and subscription reconciliation, a command palette, dark mode, and a notification system. None of that is placeholder. All of it works on day one.

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What is included

Authentication

Email/password with verification, JWT RS256 with rotating refresh tokens and reuse detection, Google and GitHub OAuth, passwordless magic links, forgot/reset password, and hardened endpoints that resist email enumeration.

Multi-Tenancy

Row-level tenant isolation enforced by EF Core global query filters — not just an API check. Tenant switching without re-authentication, slug generation, and a complete invitation flow with 72-hour expiry.

Stripe Billing

Three plans (Free / Pro / Business) with 14-day free trials. Stripe Checkout, customer billing portal, idempotent webhook processing for five events, subscription status cached in Redis, and manual admin override.

Admin Panel

User and tenant management, subscription overview, user impersonation with a persistent red banner, soft delete, manual subscription status toggle, and a full audit log on every action.

Dark Mode + Cmd+K

System preference detection, manual override, CSS variable theming throughout. Command palette with navigation, permission-gated actions, and theme switching — opens with Cmd+K or Ctrl+K.

Notification System

In-app notifications with unread count badge, 30-second polling, Redis-cached counts, and nine notification types triggered automatically by backend events. Full tenant isolation enforced.

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What you get

A downloadable .nupkg template file. After purchase you receive a download link. Download AspFox.Templates.1.x.x.nupkg to your machine, install it with dotnet new install ./AspFox.Templates.1.x.x.nupkg, and scaffold your project with dotnet new aspfox -n YourProjectName. Every namespace, file name, assembly name, and project reference says YourProjectName — not AspFox. You own the code from the moment you scaffold. A running application within an hour of purchase. Scaffold, configure a .env file, run make up && make migrate && make seed, and open http://localhost:5173. This documentation. Every feature in the boilerplate is documented here — what it does, how it is built, how to configure it, and how to extend it. All v1.x updates. When a new version is released, you receive a new download link. Download the updated .nupkg and run dotnet new install ./AspFox.Templates.1.x.x.nupkg to update the template. Updates apply to the template for new scaffolds, not to your already-scaffolded project.

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What AspFox is not

Read this section before purchasing if you have any uncertainty about what you are buying.
  • Not a subscription service. One payment, $179, no recurring charges.
  • Not a hosted platform. You deploy to your own infrastructure.
  • Not access to a GitHub repository. You receive a downloadable .nupkg file. You never see the source git history or the private repository.
  • Not a tutorial or learning resource. AspFox assumes you know .NET and React. It is scaffolding, not education.
  • Not a managed service. You are responsible for your deployment, database backups, and infrastructure.

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Get started

Quickstart

From purchase to running application in eight steps.

GitHub

Public repo with issue tracker and README.