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Laravel hosting

Fast, reliable hosting for your Laravel application, with Composer, Artisan and PHP 8.5 at your fingertips as standard.

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Tailored hosting for Laravel

Laravel is the most popular PHP framework for modern web applications: elegant, powerful and developer-friendly. At Webosa, your Laravel project runs on fast NVMe storage with PHP 8.5, Composer and SSH access via Plesk, plus daily backups and automatic updates and security.

Our advice: Grow

A plan that matches what Laravel needs, including free SSL and daily backups.

Composer & Artisan

Manage dependencies with Composer and run Artisan commands such as migrations and queue workers via SSH.

PHP 8.5 + OPcache

Laravel 11 requires PHP 8.2 or higher; we run 8.5 with OPcache for maximum speed.

MySQL/MariaDB included

Easily create databases in Plesk for Eloquent migrations and your application data.

Document root set to /public

You can move the document root to the /public folder, exactly as Laravel expects.

Technical requirements, all taken care of

Our servers meet the requirements of Laravel by default. You don't need to request anything special.

  • PHP 8.2 or higher (Webosa runs 8.5)
  • Extensions: Ctype, cURL, DOM, Fileinfo, Filter, Hash, Mbstring, OpenSSL, PCRE, PDO, Session, Tokenizer and XML, all included by default
  • Composer 2 for managing packages
  • MySQL/MariaDB database (PostgreSQL and SQLite also possible)
  • SSH access for Artisan, migrations and queues

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Frequently asked questions about Laravel hosting

Can I use Composer and Artisan?
Yes. Via SSH access in Plesk you run Composer for your dependencies and Artisan commands such as migrate, queue:work and config:cache.
Which plan suits my Laravel site?
For most sites and smaller web apps, Grow is sufficient. If you have heavy traffic, demanding queues or multiple apps, we recommend Scale or a Managed VPS.
How do I set the document root to /public?
In Plesk you point your domain's document root to the /public folder. We help you with this free of charge if you get stuck.