Meet Solution Market: six full-source products you can run on your own servers

Disclosure: this guide is published by Solution Market about our own commercial products. It is a product overview, not an independent review.

The question behind these six products is practical: when should a team rent a service, build from scratch, or run an existing application on its own infrastructure? The answer depends on the workflow, the people available to operate it, and how much control the business needs over its data and code.

Solution Market combines a directory of 1,634 free self-hosted solutions with six commercial, full-source products that we build and run. The directory and the commercial catalog are separate: discovering a free project does not mean our commercial products are open source. Here is a technical, use-case-led tour of the six products.

1. MN1 Ad Platform: connect advertisers, publishers and operators

An ad business is more than a banner slot. Advertisers need campaigns and reporting; publishers need inventory and integration; operators need review, wallets and settlement. MN1 brings those three sides into one self-hosted product for communities, media sites and niche advertising networks.

Its serving and collection planes are separated. A publisher-side script serves ads and records impressions and clicks, while background jobs aggregate the data. The listed stack includes Laravel, Vue, MySQL, Redis and a Node collector. AI-assisted copy and banner creation and semantic matching are part of the feature set.

The implementation detail to check before deployment is money flow: the delivered top-up flow uses bank transfers with operator confirmation. Card-payment integration is a customization, not something to assume from a campaign dashboard. Test campaign approval, impression collection and monthly settlement as one end-to-end workflow.

Full-source list price: $2,350 one-time. Product and documentation · Try the demo

2. SpaceOS Rental Billing: turn contracts and meter readings into invoices

Rental operations often start in a spreadsheet, but a space, a tenant, a contract and a monthly invoice are different records with different lifecycles. This product brings them together for building managers, coworking spaces, short stays and hourly rentals. Its dashboards adapt to the chosen business type.

Operators can map spaces in a floor-plan editor, manage contracts, collect meter readings and generate the monthly invoice batch with an admin action. PDF generation and email delivery are part of that workflow. Bookings, guests and housekeeping extend it beyond long-term leases.

The stack includes Laravel, Vue, MySQL, Redis, Reverb for real-time updates and DomPDF. Payment, messaging, e-signature and tax-invoice adapters provide integration points, but availability and regional requirements still need checking. A useful evaluation is to take one real billing period, including a utility allocation and a payment correction, through the demo.

Full-source list price: $1,350 one-time. Product and documentation · Try the demo

3. AutoTraders: make the signal-to-order decision inspectable

Automation is easy to oversell in trading. The useful engineering question is not whether an AI sounds confident, but whether you can inspect why an order was accepted or rejected. AutoTraders implements a trigger → AI review → approved order → result logging flow, with recorded rationales.

The official specification lists 12 exchange and broker adapters, Pine Script compilation, backtesting and simulation. Laravel and Vue sit above MySQL and Redis queues, with Reverb broadcasts for live updates. Multiple AI-provider integrations allow provider choice rather than a single mandatory model.

Start with simulation, inspect the decision and fill logs, and review API permissions and risk controls before any live use. Backtest results and AI approval do not establish future performance. This is software for implementing and inspecting strategies, not financial advice or a promise of investment returns.

Full-source list price: $1,550 one-time. Product and documentation · Try the demo

4. DMINX Crypto Exchange: understand execution before evaluating the interface

DMINX combines spot and perpetual trading interfaces, convert, copy trading, Earn, rewards and referrals in one codebase. It also includes operational controls such as KYC submission, TOTP two-factor authentication, withdrawal whitelists, administrator approvals and audit logs.

An important boundary is explicit in the technical specification: orders are filled on the operator's own books against an external mark price. The displayed bid/ask comes from the feed; this is not a user-to-user matching engine. The operator supplies the external price source. That distinction matters more than how convincing a trading screen looks.

The stack includes Laravel, Vue, MySQL, Redis queues and Reverb. Evaluate the order, balance, ledger, deposit and withdrawal flows together, and assess price-feed dependencies and reconciliation. Buying source code does not supply an exchange license, legal authorization, liquidity or regulatory compliance. Those responsibilities remain with the operator.

Full-source list price: $4,750 one-time. Product and documentation · Try the demo

5. menuro Digital Menu: one menu dataset, several service surfaces

A restaurant should not need separate versions of the same menu for QR ordering, a tablet, a kiosk, a digital board and a printed menu. menuro uses shared menu data across these surfaces and sends orders to kitchen and administration screens in real time.

The product covers menus and options, sold-out items, time-of-day menus, seating, reservations and waitlists. Headquarters and store roles support multi-store operation. AI menu translation supports 24 content languages, while the ordering interface has eight language options. These are different scopes, not a claim that every screen is translated into 24 languages.

The stack includes Laravel, Vue, MySQL, Redis and Reverb; headless Chrome produces PDF menus. A practical demo test is to change an option or mark an item unavailable, then follow the guest order through the kitchen and payment workflow. Hardware, payment-provider configuration and ongoing operations still need planning.

Full-source list price: $990 one-time. Product and documentation · Try the demo

6. InfraGuard Server Security: connect monitoring, detection, response and recovery

InfraGuard is for teams that want server telemetry, security events, blocking and backup operations in one self-hosted console. It combines server load, storage and traffic views with Suricata detections, reputation checks, automatic blocking rules and backup-result tracking.

Its listed architecture includes Laravel, Vue, MySQL, Redis, Node/pm2 agents and a PHP health agent. The detection and response toolchain includes Suricata EVE, conntrack, firewalld, iptables, ipset and AbuseIPDB. The product also includes an in-house Kitsune autoencoder-ensemble implementation for traffic anomaly scoring.

Treat response automation as an operational system, not a substitute for security judgment. Before enabling automatic blocking, review whitelists, thresholds and external reputation dependencies; verify that collectors are fresh and rehearse a restore. Self-hosting gives control of the deployment and data, while also making upgrades, alert quality and recovery your responsibility.

Full-source list price: $1,780 one-time. Product and documentation · Try the demo

What full source means, and what it does not

Each listing offers a one-time delivery of a repository archive with commit history, a base database dump and an installation guide. Secrets and customer operating data are not included. You install and operate the application on your own servers and can modify it for your own business.

This is a perpetual, non-exclusive, non-transferable commercial license, not a transfer of copyright and not an open-source license. You may provide a service that you operate to your own customers. You may not resell, redistribute or publish the original or modified source, or hand it to another customer to install on their servers. Read the source license before making a deployment or business-model decision.

The one-time source price is not the total cost of running a service. Budget for hosting, database backups, upgrades, monitoring, and any AI, messaging, exchange or payment-provider usage your deployment needs. Check the support scope, especially if you intend to modify the delivered version.

Choose by workflow, then prove the fit in a demo

Start with the business record that matters: a campaign for MN1, a contract and invoice for SpaceOS, an auditable strategy decision for AutoTraders, an order and ledger entry for DMINX, a menu and kitchen order for menuro, or a server event and recovery path for InfraGuard.

Next, run a complete workflow in the linked demo, read the documentation, and list the integrations and operating responsibilities your team will own. If an existing free solution already fits, the directory is a sensible place to start. If a delivered application fits better, inspect the source-license terms and support boundaries before buying.

Explore the official catalog and demos at Solution Market. Product features and USD list prices in this guide were checked against the official English listings on 15 November 2026 and may change. Finance and crypto products require a separate assessment of legal, security and market risk.

Editorial note: prepared with AI assistance using the official product listings and license linked here.

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