Start weeks ahead.
You know how long setup takes. Sessions, billing, teams, storage. All before a single feature ships. The Two Cents Software Stack gives you a production-ready foundation so every hour goes into product logic, not setup.
A system built for engineers, not templates.
You already know how to ship. You don't need another framework. You need a foundation that gets out of the way.
Our stack brings authentication, billing, multi-tenancy, storage, and background jobs into one typed, validated system.
Every layer moves from the same configuration spine.
Every product starts the same way. It shouldn't.
Rebuild the groundwork
Auth, billing, team management, file uploads. All before you write a single feature.
Examples drift
Incomplete examples and third-party tools diverge before your product takes shape.
Infrastructure over features
You end up managing infrastructure instead of building what matters.
You've done it before. You know there's a better way.
A stack that respects your craft.
Two Cents Software Stack is built for developers who understand systems. Clean patterns, modular design, and full type safety across every layer.
Backend
ASP.NET Core 10 + Entity Framework for predictable structure.
Frontend
React 19 + Tailwind v4 with Radix and Framer Motion.
Integration
NSwag-generated TypeScript clients keep API contracts in sync.
Reliability
Hangfire jobs, Stripe billing, and multi-tenant support included.
Everything runs from typed JSON configuration, validated on startup and shared across backend and frontend.
Typed architecture. Shared truth. Zero drift.
Backend
Each feature (Auth, Billing, Teams, Storage) is defined in configuration and validated before deployment. Typed DTOs and background jobs keep logic predictable and repeatable.
Configuration-First
Automated Reliability
Built-In Systems
Shared Truth
Frontend
React 19 with Vite and the Two Cents UI library gives you accessible, composable components for onboarding, billing, and dashboards. Every component connects to typed API clients generated by NSwag.
Configuration Spine
One source of truth in configuration. Change a flag or provider key once, and backend and frontend update together.
You've built enough to know what matters.
You don't need tutorials. You need time. Two Cents gives you weeks of architecture already solved, correctly.
Your code stays readable, maintainable, and typed end to end.
You own the product. We handle the structure.
Readable
Clean patterns
Maintainable
Modular design
Type-safe
End to end
Your Product
Our structure
Built for the way you work
Real scenarios from developers who've used the stack to ship faster.
Weekend MVP
Go from idea to deployed SaaS in 48 hours. Auth, billing, and user management already work.
Client projects
Reuse the same foundation across multiple client engagements. Same patterns, proven reliability.
Side project launch
Build after hours without burning weekends on infrastructure. Focus on your unique value.
Migration path
Replace aging boilerplates with a validated system. Migrate incrementally without rewrites.
Internal tools
Build admin panels, dashboards, and utilities with the same stack. One codebase, many tools.
Product validation
Test market fit without building infrastructure. Real features, real users, real feedback.
From clone to production in four steps.
Clone the Stack
Download the repository, restore dependencies, and run your first build. Authentication, billing, teams, storage, and job scheduling are all preconfigured.
Each module lives in its own feature directory with typed configuration files that load automatically at startup.
Run migrations, seed your admin account, and you already have a working SaaS core with user management, plans, and workspaces.
No empty project. No hidden dependencies. Just a functional base that compiles cleanly from the first run.
Adjust Configuration
Open appsettings.*.json and update your environment variables. Define your storage provider (R2, S3, Azure Blob), email service (Resend or SendGrid), and Stripe keys.
Feature flags, plan definitions, and background job schedules live in configuration, not scattered across services.
Validation runs automatically at startup; any missing or invalid setting stops the build with a typed error.
You know your configuration is correct before deployment, not after.
Code What's Unique
Now you write your product logic.
Extend existing modules or add new ones using the same feature pattern. Each with its own controller, service, DTOs, and config file.
Every API endpoint automatically generates a TypeScript client through NSwag, keeping your frontend and backend aligned.
React components connect directly to those clients through typed hooks, so you never guess at request or response shapes.
You spend time where it matters: building your app's logic, not re-solving the base infrastructure.
Deploy with Confidence
Once you're ready, deploy to your preferred cloud provider. Hangfire background jobs spin up automatically to handle token cleanup, Stripe syncs, CRM reconciliation, and audit retention.
Audit logs begin recording immediately, capturing every action across users, jobs, and systems.
You can monitor recurring tasks, billing events, and feature usage from day one.
Everything is versioned, validated, and ready for scale before the first user signs in.
What you actually get
Not promises. Not potential. Working code you can read, modify, and deploy.
Auth, billing, teams, storage, jobs, audit logging, and email. Already written, tested, and integrated
React components, hooks, type definitions, and API clients for every feature
Buttons, forms, modals, tables, steppers. Accessible, composable, and ready to use
Token cleanup, Stripe syncs, audit retention, CRM reconciliation. Automated from day one
Each with its own controllers, services, DTOs, migrations, and configuration files
No placeholders. No "implement this later". Everything works out of the box
This is what weeks of architecture looks like when you don't have to build it yourself.
Every line is readable. Every pattern is consistent. Every integration is documented. You get the code, the structure, and the confidence to ship.
Start with structure. Launch with confidence.
You've built from scratch before. This time, build from experience.