One foundation. Pick your license.

The frontends are standard React + TypeScript projects. You can adapt or replace them, though you get the most value keeping the structure.

Yes. Internationalization is included: locale routing, translation files and language selectors across the frontends.

Yes. Authentication flows with Supabase, session handling and protected routes are implemented across the web app and admin panel.

Stripe and Paddle, both wired end to end: checkout, signed webhooks and entitlements. You configure credentials in the admin panel and set a country-to-provider rule: typically Stripe at home and Paddle as merchant of record abroad, so VAT and sales tax are handled for you.

No. The core is profile-scoped. Add organization, team, or multi-tenant behavior as a module in the product you build from it.

Yes, under the Agency License. Each license tier defines how many products and developers are covered.

Yes. Vercel-ready frontends and a containerized API. Deploy to whichever host you prefer.

Yes. Branding is centralized in config/branding.json: name, colors and locale flow through the apps.

Yes. A .NET 10 API with EF Core, PostgreSQL migrations and versioned endpoints ships with the template.