
Building a Multi-Tenant SaaS with ASP.NET Core: A Practical Guide
Tenancy models, tenant resolution, data isolation with EF Core and the other foundations every .NET SaaS product needs.
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We build scalable multi-tenant SaaS products — the tenant model, billing, permissions and infrastructure that every SaaS needs, plus the features that make yours different.
Every SaaS product needs the same hard, unglamorous parts. We build them properly so your team can focus on the product.
Tenant isolation, per-tenant configuration and a data model designed for growth.
Sign-up, SSO options, organizations, invitations and role-based access control.
Stripe plans, trials, metered usage, invoices and webhook handling.
Internal back-office to manage tenants, plans, users and support tasks.
Public APIs, webhooks and connectors to the tools your customers already use.
Logging, metrics, alerts and audit trails across tenants.
Users, core workflows, pricing model and the smallest valuable release.
Tenancy model, data design, integrations and infrastructure plan.
Iterative delivery with demos and a staging environment you can use.
Production release, monitoring and continued development.
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Tenancy models, tenant resolution, data isolation with EF Core and the other foundations every .NET SaaS product needs.
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Read the articleIt depends on your customers' isolation, compliance and scale needs. Common options are a shared database with a tenant key, a schema per tenant, or a database per tenant. We usually start simple and design so larger customers can be isolated later.
Yes. We start with a technical review of the architecture, code quality, deployment and security, then agree priorities with you before continuing development.
Yes. We integrate Stripe for subscriptions, trials, plan changes, invoices and webhooks, and connect billing state to feature access in your application.
Yes. We build Flutter apps for iOS and Android that use the same API as your web application.
Tell us what you are building, the stack you use and the capacity you need. We reply within one business day.