FastAPI + Next.js · one-time licence
Give your coding agent a production foundation, not a blank repo.
FastAPI + Next.js with auth, billing, credits, workers and lifecycle already integrated, plus the architecture, invariants and production context your coding agent needs to extend it instead of rediscovering those decisions from scratch.
One payment. Updates included. Full source, yours to fork and keep.
Built with it
Scribora — Turns scattered notes, recordings and research into a publishable ebook. In production on this codebase at scribora.ai.
Want to inspect the engineering first? Selected code examples, architecture decisions and engineering receipts — enough to inspect how The Fabrica is built before you buy. Read the engineering docs → View the public inspection repo on GitHub
What ships
Three things every SaaS needs, none of which is your product. They are done, they are tested, and they are the reason the first month goes somewhere else.
accounts · billing
Sign-up and sessions, subscriptions, a credit balance, and the lifecycle around all three — trials, upgrades, cancellations, refunds. Paddle is the merchant of record, so VAT is calculated and remitted without you building any of it.
infrastructure
Background workers, transactional email, an admin surface, deployment config, and the test suites that keep it honest. The pieces you would otherwise assemble in week three, already assembled and wired together.
europe
Export and deletion that genuinely remove the data, consent recorded rather than assumed, and the processing documentation written out. Not legal advice, and not a checkbox — the parts that are painful to retrofit, done first.
Claude Code, Codex and Cursor start with repository-level guidance on the architecture, extension boundaries and production invariants.
Under the hood has the rest: real excerpts from the repository, what a scaffolded resource produces, and the numbers you can reproduce on day one.
A starter kit is useful on day one. The harder question is what happens after you've made it yours.
The Fabrica keeps your product code separate from the foundation it updates. Your product files live in reserved _domain/ paths that upstream does not overwrite, so pulling an update is a merge rather than a rewrite.
Getting started
You get the repository, not a zip. Backend, frontend, Docker, Fly config, docs and the test suites.
One CLI command substitutes your slug, product name, legal entity, domain and brand colours across the whole codebase.
uvx --from ./bin/factory-cli factory-cli initScaffold your first resource, deploy, take the first payment.
The walkthrough
From the exact v0.1.1 release tag to a running FastAPI + Next.js product: fresh init, real authentication, account lifecycle, billing, credits, workers, migrations and tests.
Browse representative production code, tests and documentation before buying.
Scribora runs on the foundation The Fabrica was extracted from.
Pricing
Two licences, one payment each. The subscription code inside the product is for your customers, not for you.
One developer, unlimited products of your own.
$379once · excl. tax
Up to 5 developers, plus client and contract work.
$749once · excl. tax
Questions
The month you would have spent on auth, billing, webhooks, deletion flows and a processing register is already spent. Take it back.
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