▸ MVP Build · Laravel
Multi-tenant Laravel SaaS, built to ship.
From whiteboard to production: tenancy, RBAC, billing, Octane workers, and a deploy pipeline your team can own. Senior-only, fixed scope, no junior relay.
Who this is for
- Founders who need a B2B SaaS MVP in weeks, not a year of agency churn.
- Product teams replacing a fragile prototype with a tenancy-safe Laravel core.
- CTO / tech leads who want architecture decisions written down before scale.
What you get
- Architecture and schema designed for multi-tenant isolation from day one
- Auth, RBAC, and tenancy (single-DB or multi-DB) wired for real customers
- Stripe or Paddle billing with webhooks you can trust
- Octane / Horizon where load actually needs it, not cargo-culted
- CI/CD, zero-downtime deploys, and docs so your team can extend it
How it works.
▸ Same process across every package
- 01
Discovery call
Free 15-minute call. We scope the problem, I tell you honestly if I'm the right fit and what it'll take.
- 02
Fixed proposal
You get a written scope, milestones, and a flat price or weekly rate. No open-ended hourly surprises.
- 03
Build in the open
Short async updates, a shared board, demos every few days. You see progress, not a black box.
- 04
Ship + handoff
Deployed, documented, tested. I hand off clean code your team can own — or stay on retainer.
Related writing and work
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▸ Post
Laravel multi-tenancy architecture
Single DB vs multi-DB, scopes that stop leaks, and production tenancy patterns.
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Laravel Octane for high traffic
When Octane helps, when it hurts, and how to run it safely.
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Modular monoliths first
Why most SaaS teams should ship a modular monolith before microservices.
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Order protection SaaS
A Shopify-adjacent SaaS build: billing, ops, and merchant workflows.
Questions, answered.
How long does an MVP build take?
Most Laravel SaaS MVPs land in 4-12 weeks depending on tenancy model, billing depth, and how many admin surfaces you need. We lock scope after a free discovery call, then work to a written proposal.
Do you start greenfield or take over an existing app?
Both. Greenfield gets a clean modular layout. Existing apps usually start with a short architecture pass so we do not rebuild the wrong parts.
What stack do you default to?
Laravel, PostgreSQL, Redis, Horizon, Filament or a lean Inertia/Vue admin when that fits, Stripe or Paddle for billing, and Coolify or your preferred host for deploys. We adapt to your constraints.
Will my team be able to own the code?
Yes. Hand-off includes structure docs, env runbooks, and a clear module map. The goal is that your engineers ship the next feature without me.
Ready to scope your SaaS MVP?
Free 15-minute discovery call. I will say honestly if Laravel SaaS is the right package, or if an audit should come first.