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Introduction

Lunar’s goal has always been simple — to be the most flexible, modern e-commerce foundation for Laravel developers. Our roadmap evolves continuously as we refine our vision, collaborate with the community, and push the limits of what’s possible in Laravel commerce. Below is our current direction — shaped by our community, guided by experience, and always moving forward.

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Lunar v2

  • Laravel 13 - Full support for the latest Laravel release, dropping Laravel 11.
  • Filament v5 - Full compatibility with Filament v5, ensuring Lunar’s admin panel remains fast, stable, and future-ready.
  • Event Hooks - A robust event system designed for fine-grained control and reliable cache invalidation across orders, carts, products, and other key processes.
  • Multi-Vendor Foundation - The concept of Vendors will be introduced to support marketplace builds.
  • Lunar Marketplace - Discover community-built add-ons or publish your own — from simple integrations to fully-featured extensions — free or paid.
  • API Guides - Comprehensive guides for building custom API endpoints powering Nuxt, Next.js, Remix, and other modern storefronts.
  • Inertia.js + Vue Storefront Starter Kit - A premium production-ready Inertia.js + Vue storefront with authentication, cart, checkout, and account area — designed to help you launch faster.
Targeting release: March/April 2026 (after Laravel 13).

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Beyond Q1 2026

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MCP Server

Early exploration into how Lunar can connect with the Model Context Protocol — paving the way for Conversational Commerce and AI-assisted store interactions. The MCP Server will bridge Lunar and emerging AI ecosystems, opening new possibilities for how merchants and customers interact with their commerce data.

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API Starter Kit

A storefront API has long been one of the most requested features. But with Lunar’s flexibility — and the endless variety of e-commerce use cases — a one-size-fits-all API simply isn’t practical. Just as developers want to shape their own storefronts, those building in Nuxt or Next.js will want to design APIs that fit their projects. Some prefer REST, others JSON:API, JSON-LD, GraphQL, or even SOAP for legacy integration. Rather than dictating a single standard, we’re building a starter kit that gives you a strong foundation and proven patterns — while leaving full control in your hands.

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Stay Involved

We actively evolve our plans based on community feedback and real-world implementations. Follow progress, contribute ideas, or join discussions on GitHub Discussions and Discord.