01 / core services

Three primary tracks.

What I deliver every day

01.A Core service

Backend in Laravel.

Custom systems built for long-term maintainability, clear architecture, readable code, designed to be picked up by the next developer.

Typical work: SaaS platforms, order systems, internal tools, member databases, billing systems, dashboards with proper role-based permissions.

New applications from scratch or extending existing systems
Refactoring of older PHP code to Laravel
Tech Lead / architect role on an existing team
Documentation as part of delivery, so you're not dependent on me

01.B Connecting systems

API integrations.

Get e-conomic, your inventory, your webshop, and your CRM speaking the same language. Data flows automatically between systems, your time goes to the actual work, not moving numbers around.

Built robust with retries, logging, and proper error handling, so you know where things go wrong, not just that they did. Idempotent where it should be, transactional where it matters.

e-conomic, Dinero, Billy, invoicing & bookkeeping
Webshop, inventory, and CRM synchronization (both ways)
Webhooks with retries and dead-letter handling
Bulk import of supplier data, price lists, large files

01.C Keeps running

Hosting on AWS.

Hosting that doesn't need attention. Backups and monitoring run automatically, updates scheduled, security maintained. You call when you want to build, not when something breaks.

You don't call because the site is down. You call because you want to build more. Also for migration away from a hosting setup that no longer fits your needs.

AWS setup from scratch (EC2, RDS, S3, CloudFront)
Migration from existing shared hosting or VPS
CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions, deployment scripts)
Monitoring & alerting that actually reaches you
Backup & restore procedures you've tested, not just configured

02 / supporting

When the work is smaller.

Secondary services

02.AFixed price possible

Static websites.

Fast, secure, cheap to host. For local craftsmen, clubs, or landing pages that just need to look right.

02.BCMS

WordPress when it's the right fit.

WordPress is often the best solution, particularly when you'll edit content yourself, or when the plugin ecosystem already covers your needs. Custom theme, plugin stack, and documentation as part of the delivery.

02.COptimization

Performance tuning.

Existing system that's gotten slow? Database queries, caching, frontend bundles, typically a week of work with substantial difference.

02.DFor agencies / dev teams

Subcontracting & capacity.

Need an extra Laravel developer for three months? White-label available. Billed by hours or fixed price per sprint. See dedicated page →

03 / platforms

Platforms & systems I work with.

Verified experience · 2026

CMSContent & sites

WordPress & Drupal

WordPress with custom themes, plugins, and integrations. Drupal for larger structured sites.

WordPressDrupal

E-commerceWebshop

WooCommerce, Shopify, Magento

Plugin development, theme work, and integrations between webshop and backend/accounting.

WooCommerceShopifyMagento

PaymentsTransactions

Stripe & MobilePay

Payment flows, recurring billing, reconciliation between incoming payments and open invoices.

StripeMobilePay

AccountingSpecialty

e-conomic integration

Automatic invoicing, customer and product sync. Concrete proof from Waitly's billing flow. See dedicated page →

e-conomicREST + webhooks

CRMCustomer data

HubSpot, Pipedrive, Salesforce

Two-way sync of customers and contacts between CRM and your other systems.

HubSpotPipedriveSalesforce

Email / SMSCommunication

SendGrid, Mailgun, Twilio, Mailchimp

Transactional email, SMS notifications, marketing automation, connected to your existing workflow.

SendGridMailgunTwilioMailchimp

Other platforms or services? Tell me what you use, I often work with systems I haven't touched before. Most things with a REST API can be integrated robustly.

04 / pricing

What it costs.

Transparent · no surprises

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DKK 950/hr ex. VAT (~$130 USD)

One rate, regardless of whether the work is Laravel, integration, or AWS. You pay for the work that gets done, in time tracking you can see continuously.

Larger projects can be agreed as fixed price after an initial scoping. Smaller tasks (a few hours of fixes, a performance tune-up) are billed hourly.

For international clients: invoiced in DKK; equivalent rate ~$130 USD / ~€120 EUR per hour.

What you get

Direct contact, no middlemen
Time tracking visible to you continuously
Finished work in your repo, not mine
Documentation as part of the delivery
Response time 24-48 hours on weekdays

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What I do.