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Open-source entitlement and feature-gating library for .NET and TypeScript. Embed the core in your software with your own database; add the optional commercial Admin for a ready-made UI and REST API.

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Based on our record, Schematic seems to be more popular. It has been mentioned 1 time since March 2021.
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Subscrio is an MIT-licensed entitlement engine for any software product built with .NET or TypeScript. It turns plans, packages, purchases, and customer agreements into feature access, values, and limits that your application resolves locally. Embed the core library in your application and keep...
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Subscrio's answer:
Subscrio embeds entitlement decisions directly in your .NET or TypeScript application. Its MIT-licensed core runs against your own database and resolves feature access, values, limits, and customer overrides locally. The free engine is complete on its own; the optional self-hosted Web Admin adds a ready-made management UI and REST API with a one-time commercial license.
Subscrio's answer:
Consider Subscrio when you want plan-based feature gating in a .NET or TypeScript product, local entitlement checks, and control of your database and deployment. The MIT-licensed engine lets you inspect and extend the code, while the optional Web Admin can save the work of building an internal management interface. It fits teams keeping billing, feature rollout flags, and user permissions as separate concerns. It does not provide payment processing, authentication/RBAC, or license-key activation.
Subscrio's answer:
Developers, software architects, and product teams building .NET or TypeScript software that needs to translate packages, purchases, subscriptions, or customer agreements into feature access and limits. Subscrio is suitable for any software product with entitlement rules, including SaaS and self-hosted applications. The optional Web Admin also serves support and operations teams managing catalogs, customer subscriptions, and exceptions.
Subscrio's answer:
Founder Jasen Fici created Subscrio from a problem he repeatedly encountered while building subscription products: billing records what a customer bought, but the application still needs a reliable way to decide what the customer can use. Subscrio keeps those entitlement decisions inside the application. Its optional Web Admin provides a ready-made workflow for managing the catalog, customer subscriptions, and exceptions. Jasen previously co-founded Velaro and founded StatusCast.
Subscrio's answer:
The open-source engine is available as native C#/.NET and TypeScript libraries, distributed through NuGet (Subscrio.Core) and npm (subscrio). The .NET library supports PostgreSQL and SQL Server, and the TypeScript library supports PostgreSQL. Both share the same entitlement model and run with the application's own database. The optional self-hosted Web Admin exposes a management interface and REST API.
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Schematic is built for credit-based billing. With native support for entitlements, usage metering, and credit-based pricing, Schematic makes it easier to manage credit systems across both self-serve and enterprise plans, without custom... - Source: dev.to / about 1 year ago
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