One plan, one price
Backups every two hours, updates to the framework, packages and PHP, and a channel for change requests. There are no tiers to compare, and the plan is invoiced in the customer's local currency.
This is the whole list. There is no higher tier holding back the useful items.
A maintenance plan is judged on the day something breaks, so here is how the items work in practice.
Two-hourly copies go to S3-compatible storage, away from your application server, and restores are tested. If something goes wrong at 11:00, the most you should lose is what changed since the last copy.
Laravel, your Composer packages and PHP all reach end of support on their own schedules. Keeping all three moving together stops the gap growing until it needs a project of its own.
Server management, optimisation and configuration sit in the plan, along with page-speed and uptime monitoring, so a slow release or a full disk reaches someone who can act on it.
The change-request channel is where you send fixes and small amendments, in one place, rather than chasing them by email. If you plan to change host, migration assistance is in the plan as well.
Past the security date, Laravel stops issuing fixes for that release. Here is where each version stands, and where it sits with this plan.
| Version | Security fixes until | What we would do |
|---|---|---|
| Laravel 13 | March 17, 2028 | Ready for the plan as it stands. This is the release to be on. |
| Laravel 12 | February 24, 2027 | Ready for the plan. Move to Laravel 13 before security fixes end. |
| Laravel 11 | March 12, 2026 | Past security support. Upgrade first, then start the plan. |
| Laravel 10 | February 4, 2025 | Past security support. Upgrade first, then start the plan. |
Older than Laravel 10? Start with the Laravel upgrade service, which is quoted at a fixed price after a free assessment.
Setup is short, and the first thing we prove is that your backups restore.
Laravel and PHP versions, where it is hosted, and what the application does. We check whether it is on a release that still gets security fixes.
You grant least-privilege access to the repository and server. We set up the two-hourly backups and restore one to prove they work.
We add page-speed and uptime monitoring, and bring packages up to date so that later updates are small.
Updates, routine security checks, compromise monitoring and server care carry on, and your change requests come through one channel.
We have no published Laravel maintenance case study yet. This engagement is a WooCommerce store, not a Laravel application. We show it because it is three years of the same routine: backups every two hours to S3-compatible storage with tested restores, monitoring and a standing change-request channel. We took the store over on PHP 7.4 and moved it to the current release during the engagement.
Three years keeping a high-volume Belgian WooCommerce store up, fast and in sync with Microsoft Dynamics: PHP 7.4 to current, two-hourly backups to S3-compatible storage, monitoring, and every change request handled.
Including the ones where the answer is no.
USD 99/month, invoiced in the customer's local currency. There is one plan, not a set of tiers.
Backups every 2 hours to S3-compatible storage with tested restores; Framework, package and PHP updates; Routine security checks and compromise monitoring; Server management, optimisation and configuration; Page-speed and uptime monitoring; Migration assistance; Change-request channel.
Both are past security support, so we move the application first through our Laravel upgrade service, from $799 after a free assessment. Once it is on a supported release, the maintenance plan keeps it there.
We do not publish response-time figures or offer round-the-clock cover. Our working hours are Mon–Fri 09:00–18:00 IST; meetings outside hours by prior booking. If you need a contractual response time, tell us at the start and we will say plainly what we can commit to.
Yes. The Belgian WooCommerce store on this page is an example of a system we took over and have kept improving for three years. We read the code and check the backups before committing to anything.
The plan covers the items listed, with the change-request channel for fixes and amendments. Larger features are scoped as a project or handled by a developer, from $20/h, invoiced in USD, GBP, EUR or INR.
Tell us your Laravel and PHP versions and where the application is hosted. We will confirm whether it can start on the USD 99/month plan now or needs an upgrade first.
We reply within one business day (IST).