Laravel

Laravel development services: platforms we build, take over and upgrade

We build Laravel platforms, take over Laravel codebases other teams left, and move old ones to supported Laravel and PHP versions without a rewrite. The Laravel work below includes a dealer platform with an instance per dealer, a multi-tenant website platform, a transport marketplace with split payouts, a finance back-office and a vehicle-import website.

What we do with Laravel

  • SaaS and multi-tenant platforms

    Subscription billing, an isolated instance or site per customer, automatic provisioning, and releases that reach every tenant from one place.

  • Takeovers

    A Laravel codebase another contractor left unfinished or unmaintained. We read it, get it on containers and CI, and decide with you what to keep.

  • Upgrades off end-of-life versions

    Old Laravel and PHP moved to supported versions in place, one major at a time, with the site online throughout. PHP 8.2 security support ends on December 31, 2026.

  • APIs and integrations

    One API for the website and the mobile app, GraphQL where it fits, Stripe and Stripe Connect, OAuth2 between services, marketplace and social channel adapters.

Laravel platforms we built and run

Each case page says what we built, what runs today and what has not launched yet.

What these platforms have, taken from their codebases

  • A dedicated instance per customer, provisioned automatically, with one release fanned out to every instance by an upgrade manager.
  • A tenant resolved from the request’s domain, with stock synced server-to-server over OAuth2.
  • Split payouts through Stripe Connect with webhooks, scheduled reconciliation and retries of failed transfers.
  • A GDPR toolkit: data-subject export, erasure, consent records and log redaction.
  • Search catalogues on Elasticsearch; geographic matching with PostGIS.
  • Money stored as exact amounts with moneyphp, never floats, and balance corrections only as actions a person authorises.
  • Docker and GitLab CI; the database backed up before each migration.
  • Tests in Pest and Vitest; errors in Sentry.
  • A live site moved off end-of-life Laravel and PHP without a rewrite.

How work starts

  1. 1. A free call

    Tell us what the platform does, where it is stuck and what has to ship next. Nobody reviews code on the call.

  2. 2. A fixed-price code audit

    We read the code, the tests, the queues and the deploy setup, and deliver a written report in 5 working days: what works, what breaks, which Laravel and PHP versions it is on, and a priced plan.

  3. 3. The work

    A fixed-scope sprint: an upgrade, a feature, a takeover to production, or a scoped build for a new platform.

  4. 4. Care

    After launch, a monthly arrangement for security releases, version upgrades, monitoring and small features.

Questions about Laravel development

Can you take over a Laravel app from another developer?

Yes. We have taken over a Laravel marketplace from a previous contractor and a Laravel website that ran on end-of-life versions with no containers or CI. We start with an audit, then decide with you what to keep.

Our app runs on an old Laravel and PHP. Is that a rewrite?

Usually not. We moved a live site off end-of-life Laravel and PHP to current versions in place. Our PHP 8.2 end-of-life guide has the dates and the order of steps.

Which Laravel and PHP versions do you target?

For upgrades we target PHP 8.4 with Laravel 13, which requires PHP 8.3 or newer. PHP 8.4 has security support until December 31, 2028.

Do you build the frontend and the mobile app too?

Yes. Our Laravel platforms use Vue 3 with Inertia or Nuxt on the web, and one Laravel API serves both a website and a Flutter app.

Next step

30 minutes with an engineer, not a sales rep. You leave knowing what we'd fix first — or that you don't need us.

The first call is free. A code audit of an existing Laravel app is a fixed price from $750, credited against the work if you continue within 30 days.