Plans by product line
Start with WordPress, WooCommerce or Laravel. Each line has three service levels with working hours, scheduled checks and what those hours cover.
- ✓One Laravel application
- ✓Environment determined after technical intake
- ✓Proposed work budget: 4 hours per year (to be confirmed)
- ✓Proposed scheduled checks: 1 per year (to be confirmed)
- ✓Deployment and configuration checks, logs and reviewed minor updates
- —Application and database optimisation
- —Queue and cache optimisation plus small extensions
- —Major Laravel/PHP upgrades and new features: separate proposal
- ✓One Laravel application
- ✓Environment determined after technical intake
- ✓Proposed work budget: 8 hours per year (to be confirmed)
- ✓Proposed scheduled checks: 2 per year (to be confirmed)
- ✓Deployment and configuration checks, logs and reviewed minor updates
- ✓Application and database optimisation
- —Queue and cache optimisation plus small extensions
- —Major Laravel/PHP upgrades and new features: separate proposal
- ✓One Laravel application
- ✓Environment determined after technical intake
- ✓Proposed work budget: 12 hours per year (to be confirmed)
- ✓Proposed scheduled checks: 4 per year (to be confirmed)
- ✓Deployment and configuration checks, logs and reviewed minor updates
- ✓Application and database optimisation
- ✓Queue and cache optimisation plus small extensions
- —Major Laravel/PHP upgrades and new features: separate proposal
We assess your application first and determine which environment and management arrangements fit. You receive a proposal up front. Major upgrades, full code audits, complete performance projects and significant new features are not automatically covered by plan hours. Hosting resources, backup policy, monitoring, availability and SLA are defined explicitly for Laravel; we do not promise 24/7 human intervention or high availability by default.
The proposed work budget covers management and small improvements: deployment and configuration checks, reviewing logs, reviewed dependency updates and — from Plus onwards — optimisation. It is not a budget that pays for a framework upgrade or a new feature.
Laravel hourly rates have not been set. The confirmed rates of €35 and €89 per hour apply to WordPress work and are not automatically applied to Laravel.
A standard plan does not suit every application. For a larger or business-critical environment we propose custom hosting and an additional SLA — not a fourth standard plan. How a managed VPS relates to the application plan is still an open decision.