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Structured. Secure. Built for Serious Web Applications.

A structured Laravel backend development system designed to help businesses build maintainable, secure, and better-organized web application backends — covering APIs, workflows, authentication, admin systems, and long-term product operations.

Structured

Framework-led architecture

Secure

Auth & access control

Ops-Ready

Workflows & admin

Service at a Glance

Six Pillars of Structured Laravel Backend Development.

Laravel development isn't one thing — it's a set of distinct application-backend capabilities that form the structure, security, and operational foundation of serious web products.

Structured Backend Logic

Laravel's service container, repository pattern, and domain-driven organisation keep business logic where it belongs — in a service layer, not scattered across controllers, models, and middleware.

→ Backend architecture that stays readable at 10k lines as much as at 100.

Secure Authentication & Access

Sanctum for token and session-based auth, Passport for OAuth2 server implementations, Gates and Policies for fine-grained resource-level permissions — authentication systems that are designed, not patched together.

→ Access control that reflects the actual permission model of the product.

APIs & Third-Party Integrations

Laravel API Resources, Form Requests for typed validation, versioning strategy, Sanctum-secured endpoints, and typed wrapper clients for every external system — payment gateways, CRMs, ERPs, communication platforms.

→ APIs built to be consumed with confidence, not just to exist.

Admin Panels & Portals

Filament admin panels and custom portal backends with role-appropriate views, structured data operations, audit trails, and reporting — built to the operational model of the business, not forced into a generic template.

→ Admin systems that teams actually use instead of working around.

Workflows & Operational Logic

State machine-driven approval workflows, Laravel Queues for background job management, event broadcasting, scheduled tasks via Task Scheduling, and notification systems — operational backend logic that runs the business.

→ The backend layer that handles what happens after a user clicks a button.

Maintenance & Modernization

Structured refactoring of legacy PHP systems into Laravel, version upgrade paths, technical debt reduction, test coverage addition, and architecture evolution — managed safely over time without full rewrites.

→ Modernization that happens alongside the product, not instead of it.

Is Laravel the Right Fit?

Strong Fits and Honest Mismatches.

Laravel wins where structure, security, and operational complexity matter most. Outside those use cases, we'll point you to the stack that fits better — and explain why.

Strong Fit — Choose Laravel When…

Your application needs structured backend architecture — controllers, services, and business logic in the right places

Laravel's opinionated structure enforces separation of concerns. The framework's conventions make it harder to write messy backend code than clean backend code.

You need a proper authentication system with roles, permissions, and resource-level access control

Sanctum, Passport, Gates and Policies give Laravel a complete, tested auth stack. Access control is a first-class framework feature, not a third-party plugin compromise.

Your product has approval workflows, state transitions, or background job processing

Laravel Queues, Events, and the Scheduler are production-grade workflow tools built into the framework. Background job orchestration is a framework concern, not an afterthought.

You need a well-structured admin panel or internal operational system

Filament is the best PHP admin panel ecosystem available. Laravel-native, actively maintained, and capable of delivering enterprise-grade admin systems in weeks rather than months.

You're building a SaaS product with multi-tenancy, subscription billing, or per-tenant configuration

Laravel Spark, Tenancy for Laravel, and Cashier provide SaaS infrastructure that would take months to build custom. Laravel is the de facto PHP SaaS framework for a reason.

Your team is inheriting or modernizing an older PHP codebase and wants a structured path forward

Laravel is the most common and well-documented modernization target for legacy PHP systems. The migration path is well-worn and lower-risk than custom framework choices.

Honest Mismatches — Consider Another Path When…

Your product needs real-time WebSocket features, push notifications, or sub-100ms event propagation

Laravel Echo and Reverb handle basic broadcasting, but Node.js is architecturally stronger for sustained real-time workloads at scale. Use Laravel when broadcasting is a secondary feature, not the product's core.

Your backend is primarily a data processing pipeline, ML-serving API, or automation system

Python's data ecosystem (FastAPI, Airflow, PyTorch) has no equivalent in PHP. When the backend is fundamentally about data, not application logic, Python wins.

Your team needs a minimal, low-overhead server for a single-purpose microservice

Laravel's batteries-included nature adds framework overhead that isn't justified for simple, single-purpose services. Raw PHP or Node.js is lighter for microservice leaves.

Not sure if Laravel fits your product?

We run a 30-minute Stack-Fit call — no commitment. We give you an honest assessment of whether Laravel, PHP, Node.js, or Python maps better to your application and team.

Service Scope

Eight Areas of Custom Laravel Backend Development.

Each area is a discipline with its own architecture patterns, Laravel-specific tooling, and business outcomes. Most engagements draw from three or more areas concurrently.

01

Custom Laravel Backend Development

Greenfield Laravel applications built on a clean architectural foundation — service container, repository pattern, domain-separated service classes, and a codebase organised for maintainability from the first migration. Version-controlled, environment-separated, and test-ready from day one.

What it improves

Predictable codebase growth — new features don't become archaeology projects six months in.

Laravel 11Service ContainerRepository PatternEloquent ORMMigrations
02

Structured Business Logic Implementation

Complex business rules encoded in dedicated service classes, not scattered across controllers, model observers, and middleware. Event-driven side effects via Laravel Events and Listeners. Domain logic that's testable, readable, and extractable.

What it improves

Business rules that can be changed, tested, and reasoned about without touching unrelated code.

Service ClassesEvents & ListenersAction ClassesDomain LogicPHPUnit / Pest
03

Laravel REST API Development

API Resources for typed, versioned response transformation, Form Requests for validated and documented input contracts, Sanctum for token-based authentication, API rate limiting, and consistent error response structure across every endpoint.

What it improves

APIs that frontend teams and third-party consumers can integrate with confidence.

API ResourcesForm RequestsSanctumVersioningRate Limiting
04

Authentication & Authorization Systems

Sanctum for first-party SPA and mobile auth, Passport for OAuth2 server and third-party client authorization, Gates and Policies for resource-level permission logic, and role hierarchies built as first-class application concepts — not plugin-managed afterthoughts.

What it improves

Access control that reflects the real permission model without accumulating security debt.

SanctumPassportGates & PoliciesRBAC2FA Integration
05

Admin Panels & Internal Portal Development

Filament-based admin panels with custom resources, actions, widgets, and role-based access — or fully custom portal backends built to the specific operational model. Complete with audit logging, data export, and reporting layers.

What it improves

Internal teams stop working around the admin system and start working through it.

FilamentCustom PanelsRBAC ViewsAudit LoggingReporting
06

Workflow & Process-Driven Application Logic

State machine-powered approval and review workflows, Laravel Queues for background job management, Horizon for queue monitoring, Event broadcasting via Reverb for real-time status updates, and the Scheduler for time-driven operational logic.

What it improves

Operational workflows that run reliably in the background without developer intervention.

Laravel QueuesHorizonState MachinesReverbTask Scheduler
07

Laravel Modernization & Rebuilds

Structured migration of legacy PHP codebases into Laravel — incremental service extraction, Eloquent model introduction, Artisan command infrastructure, test coverage alongside migration, and version-by-version Laravel upgrade paths for existing applications.

What it improves

Existing PHP investment gets a structured future without a risky full rewrite.

Legacy PHP MigrationLaravel UpgradeIncremental MigrationPest Tests
08

Laravel Support, Maintenance & Growth

Ongoing Laravel backend support — security patch management (Laravel release cycle monitoring), dependency audits via Composer, slow query optimisation via Telescope, N+1 detection and Eloquent relationship tuning, and architecture advisory as the product grows.

What it improves

Applications that hold their quality over time rather than gradually decaying.

TelescopeSecurity PatchesN+1 DetectionComposer AuditHealth Reviews

Use Cases

Five Application Problems Laravel Solves Best.

These are the architecture patterns that come up in real Laravel development engagements — across SaaS products, admin systems, workflow applications, and legacy modernization.

· Operations-heavy businesses

· Multi-role internal platforms

· Client management systems

· Finance and reporting tools

Admin Panels & Internal Systems

Multi-Role Operations Platform with Filament

Scenario

A regional logistics company needed an internal operations platform managing dispatch, client accounts, driver management, shipment tracking, and billing — replacing a patchwork of spreadsheets and a brittle custom-coded admin panel.

Approach

Filament-based admin with six custom resources, per-role panel views (operations, finance, management, driver), a real-time shipment status board via Reverb, and a billing report layer backed by scheduled Eloquent queries.

Operations team onboarding time from 3 weeks to 3 days. Manual data entry errors reduced by 91%. Finance reporting cycle from 5 days to same-day.

Filament 3Laravel ReverbLaravel QueuesEloquentPest Tests

· Professional services platforms

· Legal and compliance tools

· Contract management systems

· Government and regulatory tech

Workflow-Driven Applications

Document Approval and Compliance Workflow System

Scenario

A UAE-based professional services firm needed a document approval system managing legal contracts, compliance filings, and client deliverables — with configurable approval chains, escalation logic, and full audit trails.

Approach

State machine-driven approval engine with configurable workflow templates per document type, role-based reviewer assignment, deadline escalation via Laravel Scheduler, version-controlled document storage, and Telescope for workflow monitoring.

Average approval cycle reduced from 9 days to 2.5 days. Compliance filing errors eliminated through enforced workflow state transitions. Full audit trail for every document state change.

State MachineLaravel SchedulerTelescopeFile StorageNotifications

· SaaS APIs with third-party developer programs

· Mobile + web apps on shared backend

· B2B platforms with per-tenant isolation

· Enterprise API products

Secure API Backends

Multi-Tenant API Platform with OAuth2

Scenario

A SaaS product needed an API backend serving both a web frontend and a mobile app — with different auth requirements for each, per-tenant data isolation, tiered API rate limiting, and a public third-party developer API with OAuth2.

Approach

Sanctum for SPA and mobile auth, Passport for the third-party developer API, row-level tenant isolation via a dedicated TenantScope, tiered rate limiting middleware per subscription plan, and API Resources with versioned response shapes.

Zero cross-tenant data leaks in 18 months of production. Developer API adopted by 14 third-party integrations within 3 months of launch.

SanctumPassportAPI ResourcesRate LimitingMulti-Tenancy

· B2B SaaS products

· Multi-tenant platforms

· Subscription-based businesses

· HR, CRM, and productivity SaaS

SaaS & Web App Platforms

B2B SaaS with Subscription Billing and Multi-Tenancy

Scenario

A UAE-based HR SaaS product needed a multi-tenant backend with per-tenant customisation, Stripe subscription billing, per-seat pricing, feature flags per plan tier, and a team management system with fine-grained role permissions.

Approach

Tenancy for Laravel with cached tenant resolution, Cashier for Stripe billing with usage metering, Spatie Permission for role management, a feature flag service with per-tenant overrides, and a team invitation flow with email verification.

Onboarded 40 tenants in first 6 months with zero data isolation incidents. Subscription upgrade/downgrade flow handled without developer intervention.

Tenancy for LaravelCashierSpatie PermissionFeature FlagsCashier Metered

· Legacy PHP systems needing a structured future

· Pre-acquisition technical remediation

· Teams that can't afford a full rewrite

· Applications with 5+ years of accumulated debt

Laravel Modernization & Rebuilds

Legacy PHP Platform Modernized to Laravel

Scenario

A 12-year-old PHP 5.6 web application had no framework, no tests, no Composer, and logic embedded directly in HTML template files. The team couldn't hire developers willing to work with it. A full rewrite would have taken 18 months.

Approach

Incremental modernization: Composer introduced first, then PSR-4 autoloading, then service class extraction, then Laravel routing layer added alongside existing code, then Eloquent models replacing raw queries, with Pest tests added alongside each migration phase.

Team able to hire Laravel developers after phase 2. Full migration to Laravel completed in 7 months without product downtime. Legacy-era bug rate fell 78% within 3 months of Eloquent migration.

Incremental MigrationPHP 8.2EloquentPest TestsComposer

Find Your Fit

What Does Your Application Actually Need?

Select the closest match to your current backend challenge — the scope on the right tells you exactly what we deliver for that category.

Structured Backend

Build a clean, maintainable Laravel application backend

  • 1Service container and dependency injection configured correctly from day one
  • 2Repository or data-access pattern separating Eloquent from business logic
  • 3Domain-separated service classes — one concern per class, no fat controllers
  • 4Artisan command infrastructure for all operational and maintenance tasks
  • 5Database migrations and seeders version-controlled and deterministic
  • 6Environment-based configuration with no secrets in code
  • 7Telescope installed and configured for local and staging debugging

Why Laravel Projects Underperform

Six Patterns That Turn Structured Laravel Into a Liability.

Laravel problems are almost never about the framework. They're about how it was applied. These six patterns are predictable, preventable, and fixable — but compound quickly when left alone.

"The app uses Laravel — but the backend structure is still a mess of fat controllers and tangled models"

Root Cause

Choosing a framework doesn't mean applying its architecture. Eloquent relationships in controllers, business logic in models, no service layer, and no separation of concerns. The framework is there; the discipline isn't.

Business Cost

Feature velocity slows to a crawl after 6 months. Every new requirement forces reading through unrelated code to understand side effects.

How We Fix It

Service layer extraction, repository pattern introduction, and Artisan commands that enforce the architectural rules the framework enables — but doesn't mandate.

"Authentication 'works' but roles and permissions are held together with if-statements and hardcoded role checks"

Root Cause

Auth was added incrementally without a permission model design. Role checks scattered across controllers and blade templates, no Gate or Policy usage, and no audit trail for access events.

Business Cost

Security vulnerabilities from inconsistent permission enforcement. Inability to add new roles without a codebase search-and-replace exercise.

How We Fix It

Permission model redesign using Spatie Permission, Gates and Policies for resource-level control, and a complete audit log for every access decision.

"The admin panel is a custom-coded liability — every update breaks something, and the operations team avoids it"

Root Cause

Custom admin built early and fast, without Filament or a structured pattern. CRUD is implemented inconsistently across pages. No bulk actions, no proper search, no audit trail. It reflects the product's early architecture, not its current needs.

Business Cost

Operations team uses workarounds. Data entry errors accumulate. Developer time consumed maintaining an interface that should be self-service.

How We Fix It

Filament-based admin rebuild with custom resources, role-based panel access, audit logging, and feature parity with what the operations team actually needs.

"Approval and workflow logic lives in a mix of status flags, boolean columns, and email chains"

Root Cause

Workflows grew organically. Status columns added one at a time. Conditional logic spread across controllers and model observers. No state machine, no audit trail, no escalation logic.

Business Cost

Workflow state becomes unpredictable. Compliance and audit requirements can't be met. New workflow types take weeks to implement safely.

How We Fix It

State machine-driven workflow engine with configurable templates, event-sourced state transitions, audit logging, and a visual Filament workflow monitor for the operations team.

"The Laravel API works, but frontend teams and third-party developers keep hitting unexpected response shapes"

Root Cause

No API Resources, inconsistent response envelopes, direct model serialisation instead of typed transformers, no versioning strategy, and error responses that differ by endpoint. 'Working' APIs aren't the same as 'consistent' APIs.

Business Cost

Frontend teams write defensive parsing code. Third-party integrations break on minor backend changes. API updates are terrifying.

How We Fix It

API Resources for every endpoint, consistent error response envelope, versioning strategy, Form Requests for documented input contracts, and Scribe-generated documentation.

"The application is on Laravel 6 or 8 — nobody wants to own the upgrade because there's no test coverage"

Root Cause

Feature delivery was prioritised over test coverage. Now every Laravel or PHP upgrade requires manual regression testing across the entire application. The upgrade cost grows with each skipped version.

Business Cost

Security vulnerabilities in end-of-life Laravel versions. Incompatible packages. Hosting providers dropping PHP 7.x support. Forced migration under pressure.

How We Fix It

Pest test coverage introduced alongside an upgrade strategy — upgrade Laravel version by version with automated regression safety at each stage.

How We Build

The Avana Hub Laravel Development Framework.

Five phases applied to every Laravel engagement. Each phase has a concrete output — not an internal milestone. Every architectural decision is documented, not just implemented.

Structure

Architecture Before Implementation

Secure

Auth and Access Control as First-Class Design

Connect

APIs and Integrations Built to Contract

Operate

Workflows and Admin Ready for the Business

Evolve

Applications Built to Grow Cleanly

Every Laravel engagement starts with an architectural decision: service layer design, data model, domain separation, Eloquent relationship strategy, and environment configuration — written down and agreed before a line of application code.

→ Architecture Decision Record. Domain map. Eloquent relationship diagram. Agreed service class responsibilities.

Service Container · Repository Pattern · Artisan · Migrations

Authentication and permission model designed alongside the data model — not added after the application is built. Gates, Policies, and role hierarchies that reflect the actual business permission model, applied consistently from day one.

→ Auth model design. Role and permission matrix. Gate and Policy coverage map.

Sanctum · Passport · Gates & Policies · Spatie Permission

API contracts designed before implementation — API Resources, Form Requests, versioning strategy, and error taxonomy agreed before endpoint development begins. Third-party integrations built with typed clients, retry logic, and circuit breakers.

→ API contract specification. Integration map. Typed client wrappers per integration.

API Resources · Form Requests · Sanctum · Scribe

Workflow state machines, Filament admin panels, and operational backend logic designed to match the actual business model — not a generic CRUD interpretation of it. Operations teams involved in UAT before launch.

→ Workflow state diagram. Filament resource map. Operations team sign-off.

Filament · Laravel Queues · Horizon · Task Scheduler

Test coverage, Laravel Telescope, Horizon monitoring, and architectural documentation that makes the application maintainable beyond the initial team. Version upgrade paths planned. Dependency audit included at every engagement milestone.

→ Pest test suite. Telescope + Horizon configuration. Maintenance guide and upgrade roadmap.

Pest · Telescope · Horizon · Composer Audit

Delivery Process

Five Steps. Structured Delivery. No Architecture Surprises.

Architecture is agreed before development starts. Every step produces a written output you can review. No verbal scope changes, no undocumented decisions, no "we'll figure it out during build."

Step 01

Review Application Goals & Backend Requirements

Days 1–4

Deep-dive into the product scope, operational requirements, workflow complexity, auth model, and integration dependencies. Output: a written requirements brief and architecture proposal — agreed and signed off before a line of implementation code.

Deliverables

Application requirements brief
Auth model and permission matrix design
Workflow complexity and state machine design
Integration dependency map
Technology stack confirmation (Laravel version, packages, DB)
Step 02

Define the Right Laravel Structure, Auth Model & Key Workflows

Days 4–8

Architecture decision record: domain separation, service layer design, Eloquent relationship strategy, database schema, API contract design, and admin panel resource map. All architectural decisions written down before implementation begins.

Deliverables

Architecture Decision Record (ADR)
Domain and service class map
Database schema with Eloquent relationship diagram
API contract specification (if in scope)
Filament resource map (if admin panel in scope)
Project scaffolding with correct structure from day one
Step 03

Build the Backend Logic, APIs & Operational Layers

Days 8–24

Iterative development in domain slices — each slice delivered with service logic, Eloquent data access, validation, and Pest test coverage. Weekly review sessions to validate progress against requirements and adjust scope.

Deliverables

Domain-separated Laravel codebase
Auth system: Sanctum or Passport per agreed model
API endpoints with Resources and Form Requests
Filament admin panel or custom portal (if in scope)
Workflow and queue system
Pest test coverage per delivered slice
Step 04

Validate Usability, Maintainability & Backend Quality

Days 22–30

End-to-end functional testing, Telescope-assisted performance review, N+1 query detection and Eloquent optimisation, security review (OWASP Laravel checklist), admin and workflow UAT with operations team sign-off.

Deliverables

Functional test results across all business flows
Telescope performance profiling report
N+1 detection and Eloquent query optimisation
Security review checklist
Operations team UAT sign-off for admin and workflow layers
Step 05

Support the Application as It Evolves & Grows

Days 28–32+

Production deployment, Horizon setup for queue monitoring, Telescope configuration for production-safe visibility, environment documentation, runbook delivery, and 30-day post-launch support window included in every engagement.

Deliverables

Production deployment and smoke test
Horizon + Telescope production configuration
Environment documentation and deployment runbook
Maintenance guide and upgrade roadmap
30-day post-launch support window
Handoff session recorded for async onboarding

What Gets Measured

Delivery Standards, Not Capability Claims.

Outcomes are defined before development starts. These numbers come from real Laravel development and modernisation engagements.

91%

reduction in operations admin errors

Filament admin rebuild with RBAC views and structured data operations

2.5 days

average approval cycle

Down from 9 days — state machine workflow engine with deadline escalation

40

tenants onboarded, zero isolation incidents

Multi-tenant SaaS with row-level security and Tenancy for Laravel

78%

bug rate reduction

Within 3 months of Eloquent migration in legacy PHP modernization

0

cross-tenant data leaks

18 months of production on multi-tenant API platform with Sanctum + Passport

Day 1

Telescope + Horizon installed

Observability configured at scaffolding — never retrofit in a production incident

Non-Negotiable Delivery Standards

Architecture Decision Record agreed before implementation — no verbal scope decisions or undocumented choices

Gates and Policies cover every resource — no scattered if-statements for permission logic

Filament admin UAT with the actual operations team before launch sign-off

Pest test coverage on all service-layer business logic — CI runs on every PR

Telescope installed in staging; Horizon configured for every queue in production

OWASP Laravel security checklist applied at scaffolding — not reviewed after a security incident

What You Receive

Everything Needed to Run, Operate, and Grow.

A Laravel engagement doesn't end at a working application. Every engagement delivers six output categories — codebase, auth system, tests, deployment configuration, documentation, and post-launch support — everything needed to own the application.

Laravel Application Codebase

  • Domain-separated codebase: routes → controllers → service classes → repositories
  • Eloquent models with typed relationships, casts, and scopes — no fat model anti-patterns
  • Database migrations and seeders version-controlled and deterministic
  • Environment configuration with validated .env parsing on startup
  • All background work through queues — no synchronous side-effects in request cycles
  • Artisan commands for all operational and maintenance tasks

Auth & Permission System

Where auth is in scope

  • Sanctum or Passport implementation per agreed auth model
  • Gates and Policies covering every protected resource
  • Role and permission matrix implemented with Spatie Permission
  • Complete auth audit log: login, logout, token events, permission changes
  • Two-factor authentication integration (TOTP or email-based)
  • Password reset and email verification flows

Test Suite

  • Pest tests for all service-layer business logic
  • Feature tests for API endpoints and critical application flows
  • Factory definitions for every Eloquent model
  • In-memory SQLite for fast test isolation
  • CI pipeline running the full test suite on every PR
  • Test coverage report with service-layer coverage target (>80%)

Deployment & Operations

  • Production server configuration: PHP-FPM, OPcache, queue worker setup
  • Horizon configuration for all named queues with retry and timeout settings
  • Telescope configured for staging; Horizon dashboard for production
  • Environment variable list with types and required/optional documentation
  • Deployment checklist with zero-downtime deployment procedure
  • Scheduled task documentation with cron expression and purpose per task

Documentation

  • Architecture overview: domain map, service class responsibilities, key decisions
  • Auth model documentation: roles, permissions, resource access matrix
  • API documentation generated with Scribe (or equivalent)
  • Workflow state diagram with state transitions, actors, and triggers
  • Maintenance runbook: deployments, migrations, queue management, Telescope usage
  • Laravel upgrade path documentation with version-by-version breaking change notes

Post-Launch Support

  • 30-day post-launch support window included in all engagements
  • Sentry error tracking configured with alert routing per error type
  • Production incident response within 4 business hours
  • One performance review session at 30 days with Telescope data and recommendations
  • Handoff session recorded for team onboarding
  • Laravel version and security advisory for 90 days post-launch

How to Engage

Five Engagement Models. One Right Fit.

Every engagement starts with a discovery call — we map the model to your application's actual requirements, not a default package.

Laravel Web Application

30–40 days

Full Laravel application from architecture design to production deployment — structured backend logic, auth system, admin panel or portal, queue-driven workflows, API layer, Pest tests, and 30-day post-launch support.

Best For

  • New web applications needing a structured, maintainable Laravel backend
  • Products with auth-heavy, workflow-heavy, or admin-heavy requirements
  • Teams wanting framework discipline applied from day one

Includes

  • Architecture Decision Record and requirements brief
  • Domain-separated Laravel codebase
  • Auth system: Sanctum or Passport per product model
  • Filament admin panel or custom portal (if in scope)
  • Workflow and queue system with Horizon
  • Pest test suite with CI pipeline
  • 30-day post-launch support

Pricing Plans

Laravel Development Pricing

Every engagement starts with a discovery call to confirm Laravel is the right fit, map the architecture, and define the scope — before any commitment. Pricing below reflects the three most common engagement shapes.

Laravel Assessment

A structured review of your existing Laravel codebase or a scoping session for a new build: architecture quality, auth model, Eloquent patterns, security posture, test coverage, and a prioritised action plan.

AED 2,650/mo
  • Codebase review or new project scoping session
  • Architecture and domain separation assessment
  • Auth model and permission structure review
  • Eloquent relationship and query pattern audit
  • Security posture review (OWASP Laravel checklist)
  • Test coverage and CI pipeline assessment
  • Prioritised action plan with quick wins and structural recommendations
  • Delivered in 5–7 business days
Most Popular

Laravel Application Build

Full Laravel application from architecture design to production deployment — domain-separated codebase, auth system, APIs, admin panel or workflow layer, Pest test suite, Horizon and Telescope configuration, and 30-day post-launch support.

From AED 14,900/mo
  • Everything in Laravel Assessment
  • Architecture Decision Record (agreed pre-build)
  • Domain-separated Laravel codebase
  • Auth system: Sanctum or Passport + Gates & Policies + Spatie Permission
  • API layer with Resources, Form Requests, and documentation
  • Filament admin panel or custom portal (if in scope)
  • Workflow and queue system with Horizon
  • Pest test suite with CI pipeline
  • Horizon + Telescope production configuration
  • 30-day post-launch support included

Ongoing Laravel Support

Monthly Laravel support — security patch management, Laravel version upgrades, Telescope performance monitoring, Eloquent optimization, and on-call advisory without an in-house Laravel developer.

Custom Pricing

Tailored to your needs

  • Everything in Laravel Application Build
  • Monthly security patch review and dependency update cycle
  • Composer vulnerability scanning
  • Telescope performance profiling and N+1 detection
  • Eloquent query optimisation
  • Sentry error triage and monthly health report
  • On-call advisory: 4-hour business-hours response SLA
  • Quarterly Laravel version and upgrade path review
No setup fees Cancel anytime Free consultation

Common Questions

Laravel Development FAQ.

Other Backend Paths

Laravel Isn't the Only Backend Path.

If the product fit points elsewhere, these are the other backend stacks we build on — each with their own dedicated engagement model and delivery standards.

Related Services

Connected Development Services

Start a Laravel Development Engagement

Build Laravel Backends That Are Cleaner, Easier to Manage, and Built to Grow.

Every engagement starts with a discovery call — we map your backend requirements to the right Laravel engagement model and agree the architecture before any implementation begins.

Architecture agreed before any implementation begins
Gates and Policies covering every protected resource
30-day post-launch support included in every engagement