● LICENSE API ONLINE

Software license management.
Built for developers.

XPRO AUTH helps developers create applications, generate license keys, validate versions, bind devices with HWID protection, set expirations and manage customers from one web dashboard.

PLATFORM

Authentication and licensing without exposing your database

Your desktop application talks to one HTTPS API. Database credentials stay on the server.

Fast License API

Validate application name, Owner ID, version, license key and device HWID through a single endpoint.

License API guide →
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HWID Binding

Bind a license on first successful authentication and reset the binding from authorized dashboards when needed.

HWID guide →

Flexible Expiry

Create hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, yearly or lifetime licenses with status and activity controls.

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DEVELOPER INTEGRATION

Designed for Windows utilities and developer applications

Use XPRO AUTH from C#/.NET, Python, C++, JavaScript, PHP, PowerShell or any environment that can send an HTTPS POST request. The API returns predictable result codes such as SUCCESS, EXPIRED and HWID_MISMATCH.

Windows App
HTTPS
XPRO AUTH API
Server-side
MySQL
SECURITY

Keep authentication logic server-side

Server-side database access

Client applications never need MySQL usernames or passwords.

Admin and customer controls

Manage application status, customer access, licenses, sessions, subscription dates and HWID resets.

Protected web sessions

HTTPS cookies, CSRF checks, rate limits and security headers protect management pages.

PRICING

Start free, upgrade when you need scale

Free

₹0

1 application
10 automatic license keys
HWID reset

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DOCUMENTATION

Integrate with clear examples

Use the API guide and language-specific examples to connect your application without putting database credentials in your executable.

FAQ

Common questions

Does my desktop tool connect directly to MySQL?

No. Your application should call the HTTPS license API. Database credentials remain only on the server.

Can the same platform serve multiple applications?

Yes. Applications are separated by application name, Owner ID and version while sharing the same authentication endpoint.

Can I use a second parked domain?

Yes, provided the hosting platform maps it to the same application. For search indexing, choose one primary canonical domain.