Laravel Hosting for Your PHP Applications

Choose a plan based on your application’s storage, database size, dependencies and expected workload. StartUp includes 10 GB NVMe storage, Super Grow includes 25 GB, and Unicorn includes 40 GB.

Website allowances do not indicate guaranteed application capacity. Share your Laravel version, deployment method and resource requirements with our team before choosing a package.

Standard plans include 2 GB RAM, while Premium plans include 4 GB RAM. Both ranges include 2 CPU. Higher plans within the same range increase storage and website allowances.

Consider Premium if your project needs more memory. Check actual resource usage before upgrading. Extra RAM does not automatically add support for background workers or custom server software.

Before ordering, share your Laravel version and the PHP requirements from your project’s composer.json. Include any PHP extensions your dependencies need.

Ask our team to confirm the available PHP versions for both web requests and command-line tasks. Check compatibility for your specific project instead of assuming every Laravel version will work.

Confirm SSH access, Composer, Git and Artisan command execution for your selected plan before relying on a command-line deployment workflow. Share the commands and tool versions you need.

Also check command-line PHP, memory limits and execution restrictions. If you prepare dependencies outside the server, confirm the supported upload and deployment method.

Hosting provides the environment for your application. Your project still needs its dependencies, environment settings, database configuration and deployment steps.

Share your deployment instructions and confirm the scope of setup assistance before purchasing. Application development, debugging and custom integrations are separate unless your order explicitly includes them.

Our plans include free website migration. Contact our team first to confirm compatibility and the transfer scope for your Laravel project. Share its version, database size, dependencies and external services.

Keep a current backup and test the application before switching your domain. If users continue adding data during the move, agree on a final data transfer plan and keep your old hosting active until checks finish.

Ask our team to confirm the available database services and versions for your selected plan. Share the database driver, extensions and features your Laravel application requires.

If your project uses PostgreSQL, an external database or special connection settings, check those requirements before ordering. Do not assume every database supported by your application is available on the account.

Describe your queue workers and scheduler requirements before purchasing. Ask about cron frequency, execution limits and permissions for long-running processes.

Scheduled task access does not automatically include persistent queue workers or a process manager. Confirm how your jobs will run and restart in the proposed hosting environment.

Confirm the services your application needs, including Redis, WebSockets or external real-time providers. Share whether you use them for caching, sessions, queues or broadcasting.

These features can require different connection settings and process permissions. Ask our team to check your specific setup before choosing a hosting package.

Plans include daily backups. Ask about retention, file and database coverage, and the restoration process. Confirm whether uploaded files or external data fall within the backup scope.

A backup does not contain changes made afterward. Keep a separate copy before deployments or database migrations. Also confirm who will manage Laravel, dependency and application updates.

Plans include NVMe storage, free SSL, daily backups, email hosting, cPanel and free website migration. Storage and website allowances vary by package.

Domain registration, paid services and development work may cost extra. Check the billing period, renewal price and applicable taxes in your order summary. Confirm developer tool access separately.

Discuss a VPS if your project needs server-level control, custom system software or processes outside the hosting plan’s permissions. Share your architecture and expected workload with our team.

Confirm who will handle server administration, security, updates and backups. The right service depends on your application’s requirements and the management support you need.