This is the production Laravel 11 monolith behind spatie.be — Spatie's company website operating as a full digital commerce and learning platform. In production it serves four distinct functions: (1) an e-commerce storefront selling software licenses (Ray, Flare, Mailcoach), courses, and bundles through Paddle checkout, with license key management, activation/domain tracking, referral attribution, PPP country-based pricing, purchase assignments, and automated GitHub repository-access grants for licensed customers; (2) a package documentation hub that imports markdown from roughly 60 GitHub repositories into a versioned, searchable docs site with custom CommonMark rendering and MySQL FULLTEXT search; (3) a video course platform (Vimeo-hosted) with lesson completion tracking and an event-sourced XP/achievement gamification subsystem; (4) a marketing/agency site covering blog, team, vacancies, open-source showcase, and a Filament 3 admin panel for managing customers, purchases, licenses, products, repositories, and content. External integrations include GitHub API/webhooks, Paddle, Mailcoach email lists, Vimeo, MaxMind GeoIP, Cloudflare screenshots, Oh Dear health checks, Flare error tracking, and HelpSpace. Architecturally the code is organized around bounded contexts (app/Domain/Shop, app/Domain/Experience, app/Docs) using single-purpose action classes, event sourcing via Spatie's event-sourcing package (aggregate roots, projectors, reactors, projections), and a large Filament admin surface with custom columns, actions, and dashboard widgets. The codebase doubles as a production-scale reference for many of Spatie's own open-source packages (media-library, event-sourcing, site-search, sheets, markdown, backup, health, og-image) applied in a real commerce setting. The test suite is extensive (Pest) and covers purchase pipelines, license renewal and revocation, activation APIs, docs importing, discount stacking, and price API responses with snapshot assertions; CI runs tests, PHPStan, and code formatting on every push. Maintenance is active, with recent commits (2026-10-20), migrations through 2026, and current framework versions. Technical drift is moderate: a PHPStan baseline suppresses ~50 accepted errors including deprecated Laravel APIs (Request::get, Placeholder, Rule), seasonal Black Friday campaign code and hardcoded expiry dates remain in the tree, a few tests are skipped, and legacy Nova/mailcoach references linger in views. None of this blocks core functionality, but a new engineer would need to know which paths are production-critical versus campaign remnants.