Laravel development by people who maintain what they ship

Laravel is the fastest route to a serious business application when the domain is heavy on rules and light on novelty. We use it where it wins and say so where it does not.

Overview

Where Laravel fits, and where it does not

Laravel is the fastest route to a serious business application when the domain is heavy on rules and light on novelty.

What Laravel is good for, and where it stops being the answer

Laravel is a PHP framework with conventions strong enough that five developers write code that looks like one person wrote it. That matters more than raw performance on business applications, where the expensive part is not speed but the second year of changes.

It carries the boring essentials out of the box — auth, queues, migrations, scheduling, mail, storage — so a team spends its budget on your domain rather than on plumbing.

When Laravel is the right call

Rule-heavy domains, fast time to first release, and a hiring pool you can recruit from after we leave. It stops being the answer for hard real-time and CPU-bound work, and we will name a better stack rather than sell you ours.

Signals Laravel fits your project

  • the product is mostly forms, rules, roles and reports;
  • you need a working version in weeks, not quarters;
  • someone will maintain it after handover, and you can hire for it;
  • integrations and queues matter more than raw throughput;
  • there is already PHP in the company, or no strong constraint against it.
Signals a project suits Laravel: rule-heavy domain, fast first release, maintainable by a hireable team

Price

From $7,990

Timeline

3 weeks to first release

Payment

50/50 by milestone

Pricing

What a project on this stack costs

Same packages as everywhere on the site — the stack does not change the price, the scope does.

Scoping Sprint

$4,490

Architecture, breakdown, risks and a fixed quote — credited in full against any package within 30 days

1 week

Launch-Ready

$18,900

Up to 6 flows, granular roles, 3+ integrations, tests and CI/CD

6–8 weeks

Hourly team

$28–55/hour

Open-ended work by role: mid, senior, tech lead, DevOps, QA, design

From 40 h/month

Dedicated team from three months: −10%. Agency partners from 320 hours a month: −15%. Full price list.

Comparison

Laravel or Symfony

Both are PHP and both are good. The choice is about team and domain size.

Criterion
SymfonyLaravel
LaravelSymfony
Time to first release
Slower — more explicit wiring
Faster — conventions do the wiring
Very large domain models
Stronger boundaries
Needs discipline to keep boundaries
Hiring pool
Smaller, more senior
Larger at every level
Convention vs configuration
Configuration
Convention
When it wins
Enterprise domains, strict architecture
Business apps, speed, maintainability
Scope

What we build with it

Where this stack earns its place in a project, and what we would use instead if it did not.

Business applications

Internal systems, back office, approval flows and the reporting that has to agree with the source data. Laravel's conventions keep a five-person team consistent without a style war.

API backends

Backends for web and mobile clients, with typed contracts and versioning — so the front end can move without waiting for a deploy.

Integrations

ERP, accounting, carriers, payment providers. Queue-heavy work — imports, documents, notifications — designed for retries rather than hope.

Upgrades

Laravel 8 or 9 to current, done incrementally with tests as the safety net rather than a big-bang rewrite weekend.

Fit

When it is the right call — and when it is not

The best stack is usually the one your team can maintain after we leave.

Right for

CRUD-heavy domains with a lot of business rules, teams that will maintain the code after us, fast time to first release, and a hiring pool you can actually recruit from later.

Not right for

Hard real-time systems, heavy CPU-bound computation, or an existing team that only knows Node or Python. We will name the better stack even when it is not ours.

Rates

$28–55/hour by role

Fixed builds

From $7,990

Discounts

Dedicated −10% · partners −15%

How we work

How we keep a Laravel project boring

The part that is specific to this stack rather than true of every project.

Pest or PHPUnit on the flows that make money, not a coverage percentage for its own sake. Queues and scheduled work designed for retries and idempotency. Migrations and seeders so any environment is reproducible from scratch.

Docker and CI from day one, static analysis in the pipeline, and a senior review on every merge — including code an AI drafted. Boring is the goal: the second month should be calmer than the first.

Why us

Why teams bring us in for this stack

Four things we can prove, not four adjectives.

We maintain what we ship

Pest or PHPUnit on the flows that make money, migrations that rebuild any environment from scratch, and static analysis in the pipeline.

Fixed price where scope allows

Laravel projects are predictable enough that most of them can be quoted fixed — and we do, with the date attached.

Your repository from commit one

Code, infrastructure and CI in your accounts, IP assigned at delivery with a documented chain of title.

Upgrades without a rewrite weekend

Laravel 8 or 9 to current, incrementally, with tests as the safety net rather than hope.

Industries

What we buildfor your industry

Laravel carries our logistics, property and e-commerce back offices — domains that are all rules and integrations.

18 sectors

  • IT companies and digital agencies
  • Insurers and brokers
  • Lenders and microfinance
  • E-commerce
  • Wholesale and distribution
  • Manufacturing
  • Freight and forwarding
  • Clinics and medical centres
  • Dental
  • Car dealers and service centres
  • EdTech
  • Legal and consulting firms
  • Equipment rental
  • Real estate agencies
  • Property developers
  • Travel and events
  • Beauty and wellness
  • Construction and renovation
FAQ

Questions we get about this stack

Answered by the people who would do the work, not by a sales team.

Can you take over an existing Laravel project?

Yes, starting with a paid audit: version, dependencies, test coverage, data model, deployment. Then a fix plan with hours before anyone promises a date.

Do you upgrade legacy Laravel versions?

Yes, incrementally, with characterisation tests around the parts nobody understands any more.

Laravel or Symfony?

Laravel for speed and hiring pool; Symfony for very large domain models and strict architectural boundaries. We build both and will recommend against ourselves if your team already knows the other.

Livewire and Inertia, or a separate front end?

Server-driven for internal tools; a separate React or Vue front end for products with rich interaction. It is a maintenance decision, not a preference.

Can you work alongside our in-house Laravel developer?

Yes — a common staff-augmentation setup, with our tech lead reviewing pull requests at no extra charge. See staff augmentation.

What do your Laravel development services include?

Laravel web development services from architecture to deployment: application code, API, queues, tests and CI. As a Laravel development agency we can also take over an existing codebase after a paid audit.

2–4×
faster on the code-writing share
in 3 weeks
from idea to MVP
230+
projects delivered
17 years
of engineering experience
Work

Work we can show you

Need this stack with a senior review included?

Tell us what exists today — a green field, a legacy codebase, or a team that needs two more pairs of hands. We answer with a scope, a price and a date.

We do not take work on a stack we cannot review internally at senior level.