For .NET consulting firms & software agencies
You've built authorization a dozen times. Build it zero more.
Drop it into your existing ASP.NET Core app and get back to building the features clients actually hired you to build.
ASP.NET Core · Works with your existing identity provider · Built by .NET consultants
It looks simple in discovery.
It rarely stays that way.
Authorization looks like a checkbox in the proposal. Then requirements shift, edge cases surface, and your team spends sprint after sprint on permission logic that has nothing to do with what the client actually hired you for. Every hour spent there is an hour you can't bill toward a healthy margin — or a feature that wins the next contract.
The right separation of concerns
Identity stays identity. Authorization gets its own model.
Authentication answers “who is this?” Authorization answers “what is this person allowed to do right now?”They get bundled together constantly — but they're different concerns.
AuthorizationHub keeps them apart. It works alongside whatever identity provider you already have, while authorization gets a model entirely its own: manage users, groups, and roles, then build an organizational tree that transforms into claims and drives your authorization policies.
Why consultancies choose AuthorizationHub
Protect your margins
Authorization is undifferentiated work. An off-the-shelf model keeps that line item from quietly eroding your bid.
De-risk fixed-price bids
Fewer unknowns, fewer moving parts. Turn a scope that “rarely stays simple” into something you can estimate with confidence.
Ship faster
Drop it into your existing ASP.NET Core app and move straight to the features that actually differentiate your client.
Works with your stack
Keep whatever identity provider you already use. Add a management UI for users, groups, roles, and an org tree.
One plugin. Every project. Zero rebuilds.
See how AuthorizationHub fits your next .NET engagement — and what it does to your delivery timeline and your margins.