Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the buyer questions we hear most before a project starts.
- What is Laravel SaaS development?
- Laravel SaaS development is building subscription software on Laravel — including Stripe billing, multi-tenant data isolation, role-based access, admin dashboards, and API layers for web and mobile clients. GreeLogix focuses on production-ready billing and tenant boundaries, not demo CRUD.
- Can Laravel handle multi-tenant SaaS?
- Yes. We implement database-per-tenant, shared-schema with tenant middleware, or hybrid models depending on isolation requirements, query patterns, and compliance. The right model is chosen in discovery — not forced from a template.
- How do you implement subscription billing in Laravel?
- We use Laravel Cashier with Stripe for plans, trials, proration, seat-based pricing, and webhook handling. Webhooks are processed idempotently with queue workers so failed payments, upgrades, and cancellations stay consistent with your database state.
- What admin panel do you use for Laravel SaaS?
- Filament is our default for operator admin — support tools, billing overrides, impersonation, and feature flags. For customer-facing admin with heavy custom UX, we pair Laravel APIs with React or Inertia.
- How long does a Laravel SaaS MVP take?
- A focused SaaS MVP with auth, one pricing model, tenant scoping, core workflows, and Filament admin typically ships in 8–12 weeks. Complex metering, enterprise SSO, or multiple billing models add phased delivery beyond that.
- Can you add usage-based or metered billing?
- Yes. We aggregate usage with Horizon jobs, store metered events, and align Stripe invoice items or custom billing cycles. API-rate limits and storage quotas are common patterns we have shipped.
- How much does Laravel SaaS development cost?
- Discovery sprints run $3,500–$8,000. SaaS MVPs typically $25,000–$65,000 depending on billing complexity and tenant model. Dedicated SaaS engineers $6,500–$15,000/month. We quote fixed milestones after scoping your pricing and modules.
- Do you build B2B and B2C SaaS on Laravel?
- Both. B2B often needs team accounts, seat licensing, invoicing, and SSO. B2C needs frictionless signup and self-serve billing. We design onboarding and admin differently for each — on the same Laravel core when products serve both.
- Can you rescue a broken Laravel SaaS codebase?
- Yes. Common rescue work: webhook bugs causing billing drift, tenant data leaks, or admin that cannot support operations. We audit revenue paths first, then stabilize before new features — same approach we used on the MTS EdTech platform.
- How does Laravel SaaS compare to Node.js for subscriptions?
- Laravel often ships admin, billing, and queues faster for B2B SaaS. Node.js suits JS-only teams and heavy realtime. We build both — see our Laravel vs Node.js for SaaS comparison for a neutral decision framework.