Laravel developer in New Hampshire
I build custom Laravel applications for New Hampshire businesses and remote clients nationwide: customer portals, booking and billing systems, internal tools, and APIs. You work directly with me from the first call to production, and the code is tested, documented, and yours.
What I build with Laravel
Customer portals & dashboards
Logged-in areas where your clients can view projects, pay invoices, upload files, and submit requests.
Billing & subscriptions
Stripe payments, recurring plans, and invoicing with Laravel Cashier, including card authentication (SCA/3DS) handling.
APIs & integrations
REST APIs and integrations with the services you already use: Stripe, Google Workspace, AWS, CRMs, and accounting tools.
Upgrades & rescues
Upgrading older Laravel apps to current versions, adding test coverage, and fixing performance or security problems.
How I build Laravel applications
Every project starts with a short discovery call and a written scope with a fixed price, so you know the cost before any code is written. I use current Laravel with Inertia and Vue for interactive interfaces, and automated Pest tests for the features your business depends on.
Code lives in version control from day one. Changes go through automated tests and a staging environment before they reach production on AWS, so releases are predictable rather than nerve-wracking.
Built and hosted on the same stack as this site
granitecloud.io is itself a Laravel 12 application with Inertia, Vue, Stripe billing, a client dashboard, and automated domain and DNS provisioning on AWS. The tools and practices I use for client projects are the ones I rely on to run my own business.
Ways to work together
New applications are quoted as fixed-price projects after a scoping call. For ongoing development, support retainers start at $149/month and include dedicated development hours each month on the higher tiers. Hosting for Laravel apps on AWS starts at $79/month.
Common questions
Do you only work with New Hampshire businesses?
No. I am based in New Hampton, NH and work with plenty of local businesses, but Laravel projects are done remotely and I work with clients anywhere in the US.
Can you take over an existing Laravel app?
Yes. I start with a code review to assess the Laravel version, dependencies, test coverage, and hosting, then recommend whether to upgrade in place or rebuild specific parts.
Who owns the code?
You do. The repository and all code written for your project are yours once the project is paid for.
Do you host the application too?
I can. Laravel apps can run on my managed AWS hosting, or I can deploy to infrastructure you already have.
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Have a Laravel project in mind?
Tell me what you need to build or fix. I will reply within one business day with next steps.
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