We build new Laravel applications, and look after the ones you already have. Twenty years of building, shipping, and maintaining them.
Three ways to work with us
Audit
A complete read of your Laravel application.
From £1,500 / one-off
Typical range £1,500 – £3,500
For businesses that want a senior, written assessment of where their Laravel application is, what's risky, and what to do next.
Codebase walkthrough and structural notes
Dependency, framework, and security review
Infrastructure, deployment, and CI/CD assessment
Performance, queue, and database observations
Prioritised risk register
Written report you keep regardless of next steps
Care
Async-first monthly care, no surprises.
From £750 / month
Typical range £750 – £1,500
For businesses with a Laravel application they depend on, but who don't need anyone on standby at 3am.
Laravel, PHP, and Composer dependency monitoring
Security advisory review
Error log, queue, job, and cron checks
Backup verification
Small bug fixes through a prioritised queue
Monthly written health report
Business-hours response on a known schedule
Long-Term Care
Care, planning, and active development.
From £4,000 / month
Typical range £4,000 – £8,000
For businesses with a Laravel application that's core to how they operate, and who want maintenance and continuous development from a single trusted relationship.
Everything in Care
Monthly planning and roadmap review
Continuous backlog of features and improvements
Performance, UX, and architecture work
API, payment, email, CRM integration work
Staging deployments with QA before release
Direct line to the developer doing the work
Quarterly written technical review
How we work together
An audit can be a standalone engagement or the first step toward a retainer — either is fine. Either way, the path looks roughly like this.
1.Discovery call — free, 30 minutes
Tell us about the application, how it's used, and what kind of relationship you're after. We'll tell you honestly whether we're a good fit.
We go through the codebase, infrastructure, integrations, deployment, and risks. You receive a written report regardless of what happens next. If we both decide we'd like to keep working together, the audit informs the retainer proposal.
3.Retainer proposal — optional, after the audit
Based on what the audit surfaces, we recommend Care or Long-Term Care, propose a fixed monthly fee with the reasoning, and outline the first month's priorities. Three-month minimum, thirty days' notice to end.
In plain English
Audits are paid up front; retainers monthly in advance. You keep the written audit report regardless of what happens next.
Retainers run on a three-month minimum, then continue with thirty days' notice.