Laravel Development Done Differently
KrishaWeb is a Laravel development agency founded in 2008. We build custom web applications, SaaS platforms, REST APIs, and enterprise backends on Laravel 11. Over 200 Laravel projects delivered across B2B SaaS, eCommerce, healthcare, and logistics. We scope before we build, quote after we understand your requirements, and write code that your next developer can read without a briefing session. Every engagement starts with a discovery call where we map out your data model, integration requirements, and performance expectations before we commit to scope or price.
Why Development Teams and CTOs Choose KrishaWeb for Laravel
You need a Laravel team that has shipped production applications, not one that learned the framework last year. Here is what we bring to every Laravel engagement.
We write code your next developer can maintain
Service classes for business logic. Eloquent used correctly. Controllers kept thin. Every new file has a clear reason to exist. When your team grows or changes, the codebase stays readable without a two-week handover process.
Tests ship with every feature
Feature tests on the workflows your users depend on. Unit tests on the service classes that those workflows call. Written alongside the feature, not scheduled for later. The test suite is a delivery requirement on every KrishaWeb engagement.
We scope before we commit
Every engagement starts with a discovery call where we map out your data model, integration requirements, and performance expectations. The quote you receive is based on what we are building. We have had this conversation 200 times, and we know how to scope Laravel accurately.
We are current with Laravel 11
Laravel 11 is the active LTS version as of 2026. Our developers work with the current version, understand the migration path from older releases, and will tell you honestly if your application needs a version upgrade before new features are built on top of it.
Laravel Development Services We Offer
From MVP builds to enterprise backends, here is where our Laravel practice is strongest.
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Custom web applications, B2B SaaS platforms, and enterprise backends built on Laravel 11. Service layer architecture that keeps business logic out of controllers. Eloquent relationships and query scopes that stay readable at production data volumes. Queued jobs for email, third-party API calls, and background data processing. Applications built to be maintained and extended over time, not just launched.
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Multi-tenant SaaS applications with team-level data isolation, Stripe billing through Laravel Cashier, subscription management, feature flags, and usage metering. Architecture decisions made at the start, so the application grows to your next funding round without a structural rewrite. We have built subscription SaaS on Laravel across B2B productivity, healthcare, logistics, and education verticals.
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REST APIs and GraphQL backends for mobile applications, decoupled frontends, and third-party system integrations. Sanctum or Passport for authentication, API versioning in routing, rate limiting, consistent response resource structures, and OpenAPI documentation generated from the code, so it stays accurate as the API evolves.
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Custom eCommerce platforms for businesses whose requirements exceed what Shopify or WooCommerce can support. Multi-warehouse inventory, B2B pricing rules, complex fulfillment workflows, and payment gateway integrations built to your specific business model rather than adapted from a platform’s constraints.
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Interactive frontend components built with Livewire for teams that want reactivity without a full JavaScript SPA. Inertia.js with Vue or React for teams that want the Laravel backend with a modern frontend experience. Both approaches use the same Laravel routing and controller layer. The choice depends on your team’s frontend capability and your application’s interactivity requirements.
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Codebase migrations from legacy PHP applications, older Laravel versions, and other PHP frameworks to the current Laravel. PHP version upgrades are assessed with static analysis before any code changes. Upgrade paths are planned explicitly, each breaking change identified, scoped, and resolved before the version change runs in production.
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Post-launch support covering Composer package security audits, Laravel minor version updates, performance monitoring with Horizon, and planned feature additions. Retainer scoped to what your application actually requires. Security advisories reviewed against your specific dependency stack, not a generic monthly update applied without review.
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Architecture reviews of existing Laravel codebases. Code quality assessment covering service layer design, test coverage, N+1 query patterns, security configuration, and dependency currency. Specific recommendations, not general observations. Useful before a major feature build, before bringing on a new development team, or before a fundraise where technical due diligence is expected.
How We Work On Your Behalf
We scope before we build, test before we ship, and document what we do so your team can own it after we leave.
We Start With Discovery
We map your data model, integrations, and performance expectations before estimating anything. 200+ Laravel projects scoped this way.
We Design Architecture First
Service layer, Eloquent relationships, queue design, and caching strategy are decided before the first commit. Early decisions cost hours. Late ones cost weeks.
We Write Tests Alongside Features
Feature tests and unit tests are written as each feature is built and reviewed in the same pull request. Test coverage is a delivery requirement, not a catch-up task.
We Keep Controllers Thin
Business logic belongs in service classes. A controller that fits on one screen is one you can read quickly when something breaks at 2 am.
We Review Security at Every Layer
Sanctum, mass assignment protection, query builder injection prevention, and CSRF on every form. Laravel’s security tooling is solid. The mistakes happen when developers skip the configuration.
We Deploy With Monitoring From Day One
Horizon for queues, Telescope in staging, APM in production, and error alerting before the first real user arrives. A deployed application without monitoring fails silently.
We Document What We Build
Architecture decisions recorded, OpenAPI docs generated from code, deployment runbooks written. A new developer should understand the system without a three-week archaeology project.
We Hand Over Code Your Team Can Own
Codebase, documentation, and test suite were all transferred at project close. We do not build applications; we can only maintain them.
From Discovery Call to Production Deployment
We scope before we commit. Every milestone is defined before the first sprint begins.
Discovery and Technical Scoping
We map your data model, integrations, and deployment environment. You get a fixed-price estimate before committing to anything.
Architecture Design and Sprint Planning
Service layer, Eloquent structure, queue and caching design, and API contracts. All are defined and reviewed before the first line of code.
Staged Build With Milestone Reviews
Sprints deliver working, tested, reviewed code. You review at each milestone before the next sprint begins.
Production Deployment, Monitoring, and Handover
Horizon monitoring, error alerting, and deployment docs from day one. Full codebase, test suite, and runbooks handed over at launch.
The Laravel Stack KrishaWeb Builds On
These are the tools and patterns we use in production. Every capability below has been shipped and maintained across multiple client applications.
Laravel 11 with Production-Grade Architecture
Service layer architecture with dedicated service classes for business logic. Eloquent with properly scoped relationships, query optimization, and eager loading to prevent N+1 problems at scale. Laravel Queues with Horizon for background job management and monitoring. Sanctum or Passport for API authentication. PHPUnit and Pest for testing. Octane for high-throughput applications requiring persistent application state.
SaaS and Multi-Tenant Architecture
Team-level data isolation using separate database schemas or a shared database with tenant scoping. Laravel Cashier for Stripe billing, subscription management, and metered usage. Feature flags for controlled feature rollout. Tenant-aware queue workers and scheduled tasks.
API Development
RESTful API design with versioned routing, consistent resource response structures, rate limiting, and pagination. GraphQL backends where the query flexibility justifies the implementation overhead. OpenAPI documentation generated from code. Sanctum token-based authentication for SPA and mobile clients.
Frontend Integration
Livewire for reactive interfaces without leaving the Laravel ecosystem. Inertia.js with Vue 3 or React for modern SPA-style frontends backed by Laravel routing and controllers. Blade for traditional server-rendered applications. The right choice depends on your team’s frontend capability and your application’s interactivity requirements.
Infrastructure and Deployment
Laravel Forge or Envoyer for server provisioning and zero-downtime deployment. AWS, DigitalOcean, or managed cloud platforms based on your infrastructure requirements. Redis for cache and queue management. Cloudflare or CDN integration for static asset delivery and edge caching.
Testing and Quality
Feature tests on user-facing workflows. Unit tests on service classes. Browser tests with Laravel Dusk for critical user journeys. Static analysis with PHPStan or Larastan. Code style enforcement with Laravel Pint. CI pipeline running tests on every pull request before code reaches main.
Legacy Migration and Upgrades
Static analysis with Rector for automated upgrade assistance. Upgrade path assessed and documented before any code changes. Each breaking change in the upgrade is identified, scoped, and addressed individually. Legacy PHP application migrations assessed for rewrite versus refactor based on test coverage and architectural debt.
Laravel Development for Your Industry
Laravel is one of the most trusted PHP frameworks for building secure, scalable web applications across a wide range of industries. We have delivered Laravel projects for businesses from startups to enterprises and understand the specific application architecture, API, and performance requirements that each sector brings to the table.
Three Ways to Work With KrishaWeb on Laravel
Fixed-price project, dedicated developer, or ongoing maintenance. Every model starts with a discovery call.
Fixed-Price Project
A defined scope, a fixed price, and a delivery timeline agreed before the first sprint. Right for businesses with a clear application requirement that can be specified upfront. Discovery call first, then a detailed scope document and estimate. The price you receive is the price you pay.
Best For
- MVPs
- SaaS builds
- API backends
- Custom web applications
Dedicated Laravel Developer
A targeted evaluation of one to two specific AI use cases your organization has already identified. Right when you have a clear use case and need technical validation of your data and infrastructure readiness before committing to a vendor or platform.
Best For
- Teams with continuous development needs
- Existing Laravel applications
Maintenance and Support Retainer
Ongoing support for production Laravel applications. Covers Composer security audits, Laravel minor version updates, Horizon monitoring, bug fixes, and planned feature additions. Scoped to what your application actually requires. Security advisories are reviewed against your specific dependency stack on the same day they are published.
Best For
- Production applications that need active maintenance without a full-time developer
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Frequently Asked Questions
Questions we get before most Laravel engagements. If yours is not here, ask it on the discovery call.
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We build B2B SaaS platforms, custom web applications, REST APIs, Laravel eCommerce systems, and enterprise application backends. Our strongest delivery areas are multi-tenant SaaS with Stripe billing, data-intensive applications with complex Eloquent relationships, high-throughput applications running on Laravel Octane, and API backends for mobile and decoupled frontend applications. Tell us what you are building on the discovery call and we will tell you honestly whether it is a strong fit for our team.
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Our developers are current with Laravel 11, the active LTS version as of 2026. We maintain expertise in Laravel 10 and 9 for support and maintenance work. For applications on Laravel 8 or below, we include an upgrade assessment in the discovery conversation. Laravel 8 reached end of life in January 2023. Building new features on an end-of-life version creates compounding security and compatibility risk. We flag this explicitly before scoping new work.
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An MVP with authentication, a data model covering your core use cases, and a basic interface typically takes 8 to 14 weeks from discovery to production deployment. A full SaaS application with multi-tenancy, billing integration, an admin panel, and API coverage typically takes 16 to 26 weeks. A complex enterprise backend with multiple integration points typically takes 20 to 30 weeks. Timelines assume active stakeholder availability for review cycles. We give you a specific milestone timeline on the discovery call.
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Laravel web application builds typically start from $15,000 for a focused MVP with a defined scope. SaaS applications with multi-tenancy, Stripe billing, and an admin panel typically range from $40,000 to $80,000. Complex enterprise applications with multiple integrations, custom reporting, and high-concurrency architecture typically range from $80,000 to $120,000 or above. We quote after the discovery call based on what we are building. The quote you receive is the price you pay.
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Yes. Laravel, paired with the right architecture, handles high-concurrency workloads. For high-throughput applications, we deploy with Laravel Octane for persistent application state; Redis for cache and queue management; Horizon for queue monitoring and worker management; and horizontal scaling through load-balanced application servers on a managed cloud platform. The architecture decision for your specific traffic profile is made at discovery, before the first line of code is written.
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Yes, and this is a delivery requirement on every KrishaWeb engagement. Feature tests cover the workflows your users depend on. Unit tests cover the service classes that those workflows call. Test coverage is assessed in our developer vetting process and expected in every pull request. We will tell you honestly if an existing codebase has inadequate test coverage before we commit to a timeline for new features built on top of it.
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Yes. We start with a codebase assessment covering service layer design, test coverage, Eloquent patterns, security configuration, dependency currency, and N+1 query exposure. That assessment gives you a clear picture of the technical debt you are carrying before we begin. Ongoing maintenance covers Composer security audits, Laravel minor version updates, Horizon monitoring, and planned feature additions, scoped to what your application actually requires.
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Yes, and this is the most common starting point for new engagements. If you need a dedicated Laravel developer embedded in your team rather than a project engagement, see our Hire Laravel Developer page. For a project-based engagement where we take on a defined workstream in your existing application, the discovery call starts with your codebase, your deployment setup, and the specific feature or improvement you need delivered.
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