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I would say look at low code and no code solutions first. And if they don't suit your needs, then first check your team's skills set.

I actually had a little investigation within a team to choose a web stack for a similar situation recently. The team's skills set included Java, Golang, PHP, NodeJS, and TypeScript. And we were convinced that the quickest and cheapest would be building on top of Laravel framework with a few packages (Nova: Admin panels, Spark: SaaS app scaffolding, Jetstream: Auth scaffolding with 2FA and OAuth, Horizon: Queue monitoring, Forge & Envoyer: Server Management and Deployment). Building on Laravel is easy alone but for us the main reason to choose that stack was really those packages. They will save you lots of development time at almost no cost.