We build Laravel SaaS platforms with subscription billing, role-based access, tenant isolation, and admin dashboards — so you launch faster without rebuilding billing and permissions from scratch.
Stripe & Cashier · Multi-tenant patterns · Filament admin · MTS EdTech rescue proof
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Subscription products where billing accuracy, tenant boundaries, and admin workflows are non-negotiable from day one.
Plans, trials, proration, seat-based pricing, and webhook handling with Laravel Cashier and Stripe — tested on edge cases before launch.
Database-per-tenant, shared schema with tenant scoping, or hybrid models — chosen for your compliance and scale profile, not a one-size template.
Operator dashboards for support, billing overrides, feature flags, and impersonation — without months of custom admin UI.
Organization hierarchies, seat limits, API tokens per tenant, and middleware that prevents cross-tenant data leaks.
API call limits, storage caps, and feature gates with Horizon jobs for async aggregation and billing alignment.
Self-serve signup flows, sales-assisted onboarding, SSO for enterprise tenants, and invoice billing where contracts require it.
Where Laravel's billing ecosystem and structured backend pay off for subscription businesses.
Team accounts, seat licensing, admin vs member roles, and Stripe invoicing for annual contracts.
Industry-specific workflows — healthcare ops, education, logistics — with subscription access layered on custom modules.
Metered API access, developer portals, and Sanctum tokens with usage dashboards for power users.
Inherited Laravel SaaS with broken billing or tenant leaks — audit, stabilize, and ship the modules that unblock revenue.
Subscription products break in predictable places — we design Laravel SaaS around these risks from sprint one.
Stripe events processed twice or not at all — subscriptions and database state diverge silently.
Shared-schema apps without rigorous middleware expose one customer's data to another.
Support teams escalate every billing change because Filament or admin tools were never built.
Upgrades, downgrades, proration, and trials break when pricing rules were bolted on late.
We ship subscription products — not Laravel sites with a Stripe button pasted on.
Idempotent queue processing, tested upgrade/cancel paths, and staging mirrors of production billing.
Isolation model chosen in week one — not discovered during a security incident.
Support impersonation, plan overrides, and audit logs without custom admin sprints.
Rescued a stalled EdTech product with Laravel backend serving web and mobile revenue paths.
Typical phases from pricing workshop to production subscriptions.
Production Laravel SaaS stacks route Stripe webhooks through queued listeners, scope every query by tenant ID, and keep billing state in the database as the source of truth — with Stripe as the payment processor, not the app database.
Middleware, policy, and query-scope audits before launch — especially on shared-schema models.
Stripe signing secrets validated on every inbound event; replay protection via idempotency keys.
“What a 70-engineer team could not deliver, a small senior team at GreeLogix shipped. The app went from stuck to live across mobile, web, and backend.”
At-a-glance scope, pricing tiers, delivery timelines, engineering tradeoffs, and decision criteria for technical founders and product leaders.
Laravel SaaS development from GreeLogix is end-to-end delivery of subscription software — Stripe billing, tenant isolation, role-based access, operator admin, and API layers — built on Laravel 11 with Cashier, Horizon, Sanctum, and Filament.
GreeLogix pricing tiers: SaaS Discovery Sprint: $3,500 – $8,000 — Pricing model workshop, tenant architecture recommendation, and phased MVP roadmap for your Laravel SaaS. Laravel SaaS MVP: $25,000 – $65,000 — Auth, Stripe subscriptions, tenant scoping, Filament admin, and core product modules — 8–14 weeks typical. SaaS Scale Team: $6,500 – $15,000 / mo — Dedicated Laravel SaaS engineers for post-MVP features, metering, enterprise SSO, and billing edge cases.
SaaS discovery sprint: 1 week. Billing foundation: weeks 1–2. SaaS MVP: 8–12 weeks. Enterprise modules and metering: phased quarters. Phases: Discovery & billing design (Week 1); Billing foundation (Weeks 1–2); Core SaaS modules (Weeks 3–10); Launch & metering (Weeks 10–12+).
Compare delivery models, cost profiles, and engineering tradeoffs before committing resources.
| Option / Approach | Best When | Primary Tradeoff / Risk | Recommended Fit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Off-the-shelf SaaS (Shopify, etc.) | Standard catalog and checkout with no custom margin logic | Recurring per-seat software fees, inflexible workflow constraints, and zero proprietary software or IP ownership. | Standard non-differentiating processes |
| Node.js SaaS backend | JS-only team and realtime-first product from day one | Recurring per-seat software fees, inflexible workflow constraints, and zero proprietary software or IP ownership. | Standard non-differentiating processes |
| Bubble / no-code SaaS | Validation only — plan Laravel rebuild before scale | Scalability bottlenecks, vendor lock-in, architectural rigidity, and substantial technical debt before handling production traffic. | Early validation & UI experiments |
| GreeLogix Pod | Accountable production delivery with senior engineers, weekly demos, and fixed milestone velocity. | Requires active product owner for weekly sprint reviews and scope alignment. | Production & Scaling (Recommended) |
Talk to a senior engineer — scope, timeline, and cost range in one 30-minute call. No sales script.
Laravel SaaS development is not generic CRUD with a payment button. Subscription products fail when billing webhooks are mishandled, tenant boundaries are unclear, or admin tools cannot support operations without developer intervention. Laravel's ecosystem — Cashier, Horizon, Sanctum, Filament, and battle-tested queue patterns — gives you a head start on the hard parts that sink first-time SaaS builds.
GreeLogix builds Laravel SaaS platforms for founders and product teams who need production-grade billing, permissions, and admin from the first paying customer — not after a painful rewrite. We map your pricing model, tenant strategy, and onboarding flow before writing features, because that is where SaaS margin is won or lost.
While full-stack Laravel development covers web applications and portals broadly, our SaaS practice focuses specifically on multi-tenant subscription software—where Cashier webhooks, tenant data isolation middleware, and seat enforcement are first-class architectural concerns from sprint one.
If you are comparing stacks, see our Laravel vs Node.js for SaaS guide. If you need dedicated engineers rather than a scoped build, our hire page covers embedded Laravel squads with the same SaaS depth.
Answers to the buyer questions we hear most before a project starts.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Map plans, billing rules, tenant model, and onboarding before architecture sign-off.
Stripe, Cashier, webhooks, roles, and admin skeleton on staging in weeks 1–2.
Core product modules with weekly demos and automated tests on revenue paths.
Production deploy, usage dashboards, monitoring, and post-launch billing support.
Share your pricing model, tenant needs, and timeline — we'll return a scoped MVP plan within one business day.
Software, mobile, and rapid MVP paths — all from one senior product team.
Use our free calculators and planners — then book a strategy call when you are ready for a senior engineer review.
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Transparent ranges based on app complexity, platform count, and engagement depth. Final quotes follow a scoping call.
$3,500 – $8,000
Pricing model workshop, tenant architecture recommendation, and phased MVP roadmap for your Laravel SaaS.
$25,000 – $65,000
Auth, Stripe subscriptions, tenant scoping, Filament admin, and core product modules — 8–14 weeks typical.
$6,500 – $15,000 / mo
Dedicated Laravel SaaS engineers for post-MVP features, metering, enterprise SSO, and billing edge cases.
Prices in USD. SaaS scope depends on billing complexity, tenant model, and integration count — fixed milestones quoted after discovery.
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