When WordPress is not enough. Laravel is.
Laravel development
SaaS platforms, client portals, custom dashboards, and complex web applications demand a framework built for application logic. Laravel is that framework. We build it under your agency’s brand.
The Framework
Why Agencies Choose Laravel.
It is not a CMS with plugins bolted on. It is a full application framework with the architecture, security, and scalability that custom software demands.
Most popular PHP framework by GitHub stars and usage
Websites and applications built with Laravel
GitHub stars — largest PHP framework community
Core capability areas our team delivers
Deep Expertise
What We Build With Laravel.
Not basic CRUD apps. Production-grade platforms with authentication, authorization, queues, real-time events, and scalable architecture.
SaaS Platforms
Multi-tenant SaaS applications with subscription billing, role-based access, tenant isolation, and usage metering built into the architecture.
API Development
RESTful and GraphQL APIs with authentication, rate limiting, versioning, and comprehensive documentation. The backbone of modern applications.
Client Portals
Secure portals for client data, document management, reporting dashboards, and workflow automation. Role-based views with audit trails.
Database Architecture
Eloquent ORM, migrations, seeders, and query optimization. Relational data models designed for performance at scale with proper indexing.
Queue and Job Processing
Background jobs, scheduled tasks, and event-driven processing. Email sending, report generation, and data imports that do not block the user.
Authentication and Security
Laravel Sanctum, Passport, and Fortify for API tokens, OAuth, SSO, and two-factor authentication. Built-in CSRF, XSS, and SQL injection protection.
Third-Party Integrations
Payment gateways, CRMs, ERPs, email services, and cloud storage. Laravel’s service container and facade pattern make integrations clean and testable.
Testing and DevOps
PHPUnit, Pest, and Laravel Dusk for unit, feature, and browser testing. CI/CD pipelines, Docker environments, and automated deployment workflows.
The Full Stack
Laravel + Vue.js. One Team. One Stack.
Laravel handles the engine room — API, authentication, database, queues. Vue.js handles the cockpit — reactive interfaces, real-time updates, single-page interactions. Together, they form a full-stack application platform. We build both sides.
The server-side framework that handles data, logic, and infrastructure. Every API endpoint, database query, background job, and security rule lives here.
- RESTful API endpoints with versioning and rate limiting
- Eloquent ORM for database operations and relationships
- Authentication via Sanctum, Passport, or Fortify
- Queue workers for background processing
- Event broadcasting for real-time data
- Scheduled tasks and cron management
The client-side framework that handles everything the user sees and interacts with. Reactive components, state management, and seamless navigation.
- Reactive UI components with real-time data binding
- Single-page application navigation via Vue Router
- State management with Pinia for complex data flows
- Form validation and interactive user inputs
- WebSocket listeners for live updates
- Component-based architecture for reusability
Server-side routing with client-side rendering. No separate API layer needed for page-based applications.
Real-time event broadcasting. Server events push to the Vue frontend instantly via WebSockets.
Lightning-fast build tooling. Hot module replacement during development, optimized bundles for production.
Application Types
What Agencies Bring to Us.
Six categories cover 90 percent of the Laravel projects we build. Each has distinct architecture requirements, and we have built enough of them to know the patterns that scale.
SaaS Platforms
Multi-tenant applications where each customer gets an isolated account with subscription billing, usage limits, role management, and admin dashboards. Stripe integration, tenant resolution middleware, and data isolation are built into the architecture from the start.
Client Portals
Authenticated environments where users log in to access data, manage documents, view reports, or track progress. Typically built for agencies whose clients need a self-service interface layered on top of an existing business process.
API Backends
Headless API layers that serve mobile apps, SPAs, partner integrations, and internal tools from a single data source. Token-based authentication, rate limiting, versioning, and OpenAPI documentation are standard.
Admin Dashboards
Internal tools for managing data, users, content, and operations. Custom-built because off-the-shelf admin panels never fit the business logic. Data tables, filters, bulk actions, charts, and export capabilities.
Marketplace Platforms
Two-sided platforms connecting buyers and sellers, providers and consumers, or vendors and customers. Multi-role authentication, payment splits, reviews, search, and dispute resolution workflows.
Workflow Automation
Applications that replace manual processes — approval chains, document routing, status tracking, notification engines, and conditional logic. The kind of software that eliminates spreadsheets and email chains from a business.
Legacy Migration
From Legacy PHP to Laravel.
Agencies inherit legacy codebases from their clients — outdated PHP applications with no framework, no tests, and no documentation. We modernize them into maintainable Laravel applications without breaking what already works.
Aging MVC framework with limited modern PHP support and shrinking community
Convention-heavy framework with rigid patterns that limit scalability
Custom-built without a framework — no ORM, no routing, no structure
Legacy Laravel versions (4.x, 5.x) with deprecated packages and security gaps
Full review of existing architecture, database schema, business logic, and technical debt. We document what works, what breaks, and what needs rewriting versus wrapping.
We do not rewrite everything at once. Critical paths migrate first while the legacy system stays operational. Routes, controllers, and models move in phases with parallel testing.
Database migrations, schema normalization, and data transformation scripts ensure nothing is lost. Existing records, relationships, and business rules carry forward into the new architecture.
The Stack
The Ecosystem We Work In.
Laravel is more than a framework. We work with the packages, services, and infrastructure that make it a complete application platform.
The Process
How a Laravel Project Flows.
Application development is not theme customization. It follows a structured engineering process — architecture first, then build, then verify. Every project moves through six phases.
Requirements analysis, system design, database schema planning, and technology decisions. We define the data model, API contracts, and infrastructure before writing code.
Eloquent models, migrations, relationships, and seeders. The database is the foundation — table structure, indexing strategy, and query patterns are finalized before any business logic.
Controllers, services, form requests, policies, and middleware. Business logic is built in service classes, not crammed into controllers. API endpoints follow REST conventions with proper status codes.
Vue.js components, Blade templates, or Inertia.js pages — depending on the project architecture. The interface connects to the API layer with proper state management and error handling.
Unit tests for business logic, feature tests for API endpoints, browser tests for critical user flows. The test suite runs on every push. Staging review with your team before production.
CI/CD pipeline configuration, server provisioning via Forge or Vapor, environment setup, and zero-downtime deployment. DNS cutover, SSL, and post-launch monitoring included.
Platform Fit
Is Laravel the Right Choice?
Sometimes it is. Sometimes it is not. We will tell you the truth either way.
The project demands custom logic, data models, and scalable architecture.
- SaaS Platforms — Multi-tenant applications with subscription billing, user management, role-based access, and usage metering.
- Client Portals and Dashboards — Secure environments where users log in to view data, submit forms, manage documents, or track workflows.
- Complex Business Logic — Applications with conditional workflows, approval chains, calculations, or rule engines that go beyond what a CMS can handle.
- API-First Architecture — When the backend needs to serve mobile apps, SPAs, partner integrations, and internal tools from a single data layer.
- Data-Intensive Applications — Platforms that process, transform, or report on large volumes of data with background jobs and scheduled tasks.
The project is content-driven, commerce-focused, or does not need custom code.
- Content-Driven Website — Blogs, corporate sites, and resource centers where content publishing is the core function. WordPress is purpose-built for this.
- Ecommerce Store — Product-based online selling with cart, checkout, and inventory. Shopify or WooCommerce handles this without custom code.
- Simple Brochure Site — Five to ten pages with no application logic. A CMS or static site generator is faster and cheaper to build and maintain.
- Real-Time UI Without Backend — If the application is purely frontend-driven with third-party APIs, Vue.js or React may be sufficient without a custom backend.
Common Questions
Questions. Answers.
Laravel provides the most complete out-of-the-box toolkit for web applications — authentication, queues, events, caching, testing, and database management are all included. For teams that also work with WordPress and PHP, Laravel keeps the technology stack consistent. The choice depends on the project requirements, not framework popularity.
Yes. We build multi-tenant SaaS platforms from architecture through deployment. That includes database design, tenant isolation, subscription billing with Stripe, user management, role-based permissions, onboarding flows, admin dashboards, and API development. We scope the MVP first, then iterate.
Frequently. Laravel handles the backend — API, authentication, database, queues — while Vue.js powers the interactive frontend. This combination is a natural fit because Laravel ships with Vue.js support out of the box via Inertia.js, giving us server-side routing with client-side interactivity.
We deploy to Laravel Forge, Vapor (serverless on AWS), or custom server setups depending on the project. Automated deployments via CI/CD pipelines — push to main triggers tests, and if they pass, the deployment runs automatically. Zero-downtime deployments are standard for production applications.
Laravel applications require regular dependency updates, security patches, and framework upgrades. We offer maintenance retainers that cover version updates, security monitoring, performance optimization, and bug fixes. The codebase stays current and the application stays secure.
Yes. We start with a codebase audit — architecture review, dependency check, test coverage analysis, and security scan. We document technical debt, prioritize fixes, and provide an honest assessment. If the codebase is solid, we build on it. If it needs significant work, we recommend the most cost-effective path forward.
Design phases include two structured revision rounds. Development includes one round after staging review. Revisions address feedback on agreed deliverables — not redesigns or scope expansions. Additional rounds can be quoted separately.
Your agency remains client-facing throughout. We operate invisibly — communication flows through your team, deliverables carry your branding, the client never interacts with us. Staging, documentation, and training are all under your agency’s name.
Start a Laravel Project.
Tell us about your agency’s application needs. Architecture review and scope estimate within 48 hours — no commitment, no sales pitch.