I audit your code and its security, ship the fixes and the next features, AI included, and lead your backend month after month.
Sound familiar?
Every sprint spent working around it is a sprint taken from the roadmap. The longer it waits, the more the fix costs.
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5 business days. Every risk I find in your Laravel SaaS, security included, ranked by severity, with its fix, its effort and a 90-day plan.
I review the code, the data model, the queues, billing and webhooks, security and access rights, AI features when present, and the deployment.
Full scope, day-by-day plan and FAQ →Fixed price
$3,500
£2,600 · €3,000
Paid upfront · 5 business days from access
Book a 30-minute call (opens in new tab)Refunded in full if you stop at the end of the kick-off.
$1,750 of the audit is credited against a sprint, or a Lead plan of 3 months or more, signed within 14 days of the debrief.
Prices before any applicable tax.
Stop at the end of the kick-off meeting, send a written request within 24 hours, and you are refunded in full within 14 days. The data you shared is deleted, with written confirmation.
One deployable application, up to about 120,000 backend lines and 60,000 front-end lines, one environment. Larger apps are quoted separately. The audit delivers the diagnosis and the plan. Implementation is a separate engagement.
A new feature shipped, or the audit findings fixed
Scoped in writing before day one: the audit findings fixed, or a new feature shipped. Merged with your team, documented, with a written note.
5 days
$4,750
€4,000
10 days
$8,900
€7,500
AI features shipped into your existing app: document import, generation, review, matching, translation. The provider is swappable, usage is capped per account and per plan, failed calls are retried, then shown to your users as a clear message, and only the data the feature needs is sent out.
Migrations (Vue 2 / Nuxt 2 to 3, Laravel upgrades) are fixed price, on quote after an audit.
Prices before any applicable tax.
Monthly, prepaid
A senior Laravel lead on your team for a set number of days each month, at a fixed monthly price.
2 days a month
$2,400/month
£1,800 · €2,000
Recommended
1 day a week
$4,500/month
£3,300 · €3,800
2 days a week
$8,500/month
£6,300 · €7,200
Prepaid on the 1st of the month. The first month carries no commitment, then plans renew quarterly with 30 days' notice.
Prices before any applicable tax. · Contracting entity and currency set in the written proposal
Proof
Nexity · freelance, placed by a consulting firm
Situation
A multi-team, high-traffic real estate platform running Vue 2 and Nuxt 2.
What I did
Contributed to backend architecture decisions, with code reviews and architecture guidance across teams.
Result
Led the production migration from Vue 2 / Nuxt 2 to Vue 3 / Nuxt 3, over four years on the platform.
Conecs · freelance, placed by a consulting firm
Situation
A regulated digital payment and voucher platform, with APIs handling financial data.
What I did
Worked on API response times on a critical path. Structured the business domains (DDD, hexagonal architecture) with audit trails and monitoring on every API handling financial data.
Result
Response times improved on a critical API path. Every financial API traced and monitored.
MakeResume · my own SaaS
Situation
A résumé builder SaaS, from first commit to paid plans.
What I did
Built it end to end in Laravel and Vue on AWS: Paddle subscriptions, 8 languages, PDF generation. AI in the product: CV import and review, rewriting, cover letters, job tailoring and full translation, with OpenAI and Anthropic behind one interface, usage limits per plan and prompts that forbid invented figures.
Result
Live at makeresume.io in 8 languages, run by me in production.
makeresume.io → (opens in new tab)
Rendevo · my own SaaS
Situation
A booking page lets anyone take a slot. Rendevo asks the qualifying questions first, and opens the calendar only to prospects who fit.
What I did
Built it end to end: a Laravel API split by business domain, a Nuxt app and an Astro site. Paddle subscriptions, Google and Outlook calendars with Meet or Teams links.
Me, directly: I run the call, the audit and the debrief myself. More than ten years of production backends, and SaaS products of my own that I keep running.
Your team knows the product. I bring a senior outside read of what breaks first, and a plan written for them to execute.
Yes, as an Implementation Sprint, scoped in writing like any other feature. It goes into your existing Laravel app without a rewrite: the provider sits behind one interface you can swap, usage is capped per account, the model output is checked before it is saved, and only the data the feature needs leaves your systems.
Access starts once the NDA and the data processing agreement are signed. It is read-only, production data stays in your systems, and your code is deleted 30 days after delivery.
Then the report says so, with everything that was checked. You get an independent confirmation, and the plan lists what to watch as you grow.
You pick the start date when you book, from the slots open in my calendar.
Your team, from the plan as written. If you want me to ship part of it with them, that is the Implementation Sprint or the Fractional Laravel Lead.
Let's talk
We look at your product together. You get a first read of your architecture and a straight answer on whether the audit fits.
Prefer writing? hello@adelzemzemi.com
P.S. The cheapest moment to find what breaks first is before it breaks. And the audit is refunded in full if you stop at the end of the kick-off.