Documentation
Complete guide to the Blazor Blueprint starter template: setup, architecture, and deploying your app
Getting Started
Set up your development environment
- 📋 Prerequisites
- ⚙️ Installation
- 💻 Development Setup
- 🎯 First Run
Architecture
Clean Architecture & Project Structure
- 📐 Architecture Overview
- 📁 Project Structure
- 🏗️ Solution Architecture
Configuration
Essential settings and setup
- 🗄️ Database Configuration
- ⚡ Redis Configuration
- 🔐 Authentication Setup
- 📧 Email Configuration
Security & Encryption
Field-level encryption, key management, and deploy hygiene
- 🔒 Encrypted Fields
- #️⃣ Hashed Tokens
- 🗝️ Data Protection Keys
- 🚀 Deploy Safety
Deployment
Build, deploy & production setup
- 🔨 Building
- 📦 Deployment
- 🔄 CI/CD Setup
- 🏭 Production
Plugins
Create & manage plugins
- 📚 Plugin Development Guide
- ⚙️ Plugin Management
API Reference
API docs & service architecture
- 📡 Service Architecture
- 📚 API Documentation
- 🔐 Service Authentication
Support
Get help and connect
- 🆘 Community Support
- 💼 Professional Support
- 🤝 Contributing
Quick Links
Template, Not a Product
Blazor Blueprint is a starter template (a codebase you clone and extend), not a hosted product or SaaS you subscribe to. You run it yourself, customise it for your use case, and ship your own application. This documentation covers setup, architecture, and deployment of the template so you can build and operate your product on top of it.
Need a Commercial Licence?
🔓 Source-available: The Blazor Blueprint source code is available on GitHub - free to use, modify, and build on — including commercially — while your business is under £100k/year revenue. A one-time commercial licence (from £499, excl. VAT) applies above that.
Whether you're building a personal project or a commercial SaaS application, we have options for you. The full source-available starter template is free to use, including commercially, while your business is under £100k/year. Past £100k, a one-time commercial licence (from £499) applies.
🔓 Source-available on GitHub • Free under £100k/yr revenue • Commercial licence (from £499) above that • One-time payment • No recurring fees