Stack landing · PHP

Laravel, CodeIgniter & PHP — operations software that ships

Our PHP programmes skew toward business truth: property, logistics, CRM payments, and back‑office flows. Teams are employed and paid in India through Sevendyne with Zoho‑aware finance disciplines where clients need them.

Where PHP / Laravel fits

PHP remains unbeatable for business web apps with rich forms, workflows, and admin roles — especially when you need to ship operational software quickly and iterate with real users (internal or external).

Greenfield vs maintaining Laravel apps

New products spend early budget on auth, roles, audit trails, and first integrations. Maintenance is usually predictable: monthly releases, security patches, Laravel upgrades, and feature slices — cost jumps when you refactor modules or replace a brittle integration.

Junior vs senior

PHP teams scale well with 1 senior owning architecture, database design, and security review, plus mids shipping features and juniors on CRUD slices, tests, and UI polish under guidance. We avoid “all junior” teams on money-moving flows.

Representative delivery (on-page)

Laravel + Vue — property management

Listings, tenants, maps, role-based admin — long-life operations product with ongoing releases.

  • Operational dashboards for staff and owners
  • Modular growth as portfolios expand

Laravel — shipment logistics

Order-to-delivery tracking, invoicing hooks, integration-ready modules for partners.

CodeIgniter — CRM payments

Payment flows embedded in CRM-centric journeys — emphasis on reliable transactions and reporting.

Cost expectations

Software milestones are quoted after discovery; India employment uses Staff Salary + Management Fee (5%, 10%, or 15%). PHP/Laravel products often have lower infrastructure burn than heavy native stacks, but domain complexity (payments, logistics rules) still drives engineering cost — we phase work to match risk.