Greetings for the day everyone!
Brick SaaS Starter Kit is ready to go with its free and paid version. Starting tomorrow we will be sending the appropriate version of the software to all the founders who have requested early access and responded to the email questions.
Build your next project in 2025 months early with Brick - SaaS Starter Kit. If you have not requested early access, you can request it here: https://brick.faciletechnolab.com
Here is the feature list
Tenant Management - Ability for service providers to manage tenants. Authentication - Email authentication, Azure Authentication, and Social Authentication
Authorization - Role and Permission-based authorization support
Multi-factor Authentication - Microsoft & Google Authenticator App Support, Email & SMS Code verification support
Payments - Subscription-based recurring payments through stripe account (Demo only)
Emails - Transactional emails through SMTP or Sendgrid
Emails Template Management - manage email templates of transaction emails to easily customize it.
Database - Microsoft SQL Server or PostgreSQL
Front end - React.js+Next.js or Angular
Back end - ASP.NET Core
Upcoming Features:
Background processing management (Hangfire)
AI/chatGPT Integration
Distributed Cache management
Multi-language support Data Encryption (Settings and Database data)
Plans & Pricing
Brick has a free version which comes with limited features, and needs a powered-by link back to the Brick site, but includes full source code.
We will start shipping the free & full versions to interested users starting tomorrow.
The paid version costs USD 399 and includes all the available features. The early access price is USD 99.
Brick is the most suited start kit for building SaaS products for AI, Travel, Health Care, Financial Services, and many other industries.
Brick is powered by Facile Technolab, and we tried and tested it by utilizing it in three projects before we shipped it.
Also, the paid version of Brick is free for founders who want to hire us for their MVP!
Seems like a great chosen stack (and for some reason, .NET isn't the number one choice for startups and indie hackers…)
.NET should be the number one choice for startups and Indie hackers. Brick will bring lots of startups and Indie hackers to it for sure!