CodeIgniter 3 receives security-only updates and no compatibility work for PHP 8.2+. We migrate the application incrementally, old and new code running side by side, so nothing goes live until it's verified.
Routes move one at a time to Laravel, verified against the old behaviour before the next one moves.
Priced against a 48-hour audit of your actual codebase, so you know the number before anything starts.
The legacy application keeps running until every route is verified — there is no single risky cutover night.
A GitHub/GitLab invite or a zip export — whatever is fastest. We audit the actual code, not a description of it.
Which routes move first, how long it takes, and the price — in writing, within 48 hours.
Verified in production against the old app before each cutover. You approve each stage.
Typical scope for a mid-sized CodeIgniter 3 application. Exact price confirmed after the free audit.
Request a scopeNo. We move routes incrementally onto Laravel while the CodeIgniter app keeps running, so there is no full-rewrite risk or multi-month blackout.
That's common — CodeIgniter 3 apps are often still on PHP 7.4. The audit covers the PHP version and the framework together.
Weeks, not months, for most mid-sized applications — because we're never rewriting the whole thing in one pass.
A written report of what's actually running, what's at risk, and a fixed price to fix it — yours to keep even if you don't proceed.
Yes — Laravel is both our default migration target and something we build greenfield, since it's the PHP framework with the strongest current hiring demand and ecosystem.
Fill in the form and we’ll tell you plainly what fixing it involves — scope, price, and timeline, in writing.
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