Laravel Development Agency

Yes. Laravel remains an actively maintained PHP framework with regular releases and a mature ecosystem for building and maintaining web applications. Tools such as Laravel Octane, Vapor, Pulse and Livewire extend Laravel for performance, deployment, monitoring and interactive application development.

Yes. Laravel is a server-side PHP framework used for routing, authentication, database operations and application business logic. Laravel works with Blade, Livewire and Alpine.js for integrated frontends, or with React and Vue for separate frontend applications.

Bespoke Laravel development ranges from £20,000 to £100,000+, depending on application complexity, integrations, design requirements and ongoing support. Smaller applications and MVPs typically sit at the lower end, while complex CRM, SaaS and enterprise systems require larger budgets.

Laravel projects take 4-8 weeks for simpler applications and 3-6 months for more complex systems with custom workflows and API integrations. Enterprise platforms with extensive integrations or performance requirements take longer.

Yes, we offer white-label Laravel development for UK-based agencies. Our team handles backend delivery under your brand, so you manage the client relationship. This lets agencies scale services without increasing internal resources.

You own the intellectual property and source code once the project is completed and fully paid. Intelivita transfers the agreed project rights to you in accordance with the project contract.

Choose Laravel over Node.js or Python when your application suits PHP and needs structured backend development with built-in routing, authentication, database tools and an MVC architecture. Laravel is particularly well suited to CRMs, admin systems, SaaS platforms and database-driven business applications.

Choose Laravel for backend-heavy applications such as CRMs, SaaS platforms and systems with complex business logic, role-based access or database-driven workflows. Choose Next.js for frontend-first React applications where the user interface is the main focus. You can also combine them, using Laravel for APIs and backend logic and Next.js for the frontend.

Laravel offers a larger ecosystem, more built-in tooling (queues, authentication, and testing), and a larger developer hiring pool, which suits most new projects. CodeIgniter is lighter-weight and can still be the right call for extending an existing CodeIgniter codebase or very low-complexity sites.

Yes. Intelivita migrates legacy PHP applications to Laravel by reviewing the existing logic, database and architecture before refactoring or rebuilding the required components.

Yes, Laravel includes built-in protection against SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), and cross-site request forgery (CSRF), along with encrypted data storage, HTTPS routing, and authentication features that align with UK data protection and GDPR standards.

We build secure RESTful or GraphQL APIs that connect your mobile or web app to a Laravel backend. Laravel handles data processing, authentication, and business logic, while the app interacts with it in real time through API endpoints, ensuring smooth data exchange and performance across platforms.

Yes, Laravel supports structured content models, API-first delivery, and flexible user access controls. A custom Laravel-based headless CMS gives you full control over how you create, manage, and publish content across web, mobile, and digital platforms.

Yes. We can keep your existing Laravel backend and build a cross-platform mobile app with Flutter or React Native through our hybrid app development service. The mobile app connects to Laravel through APIs, allowing existing business logic, data and backend services to support both iOS and Android.

Yes. Our Laravel developers can work alongside your in-house or external development team on backend development, APIs, integrations, migrations, bug fixes or feature delivery. We coordinate responsibilities with your existing team so each developer has a clear scope within the project.