Skip the shared-hosting workarounds. Get a developer-ready NGINX stack tuned for modern PHP applications, with SSH, Composer, Git, and Redis available from day one. Made for founders, agencies, and teams that ship code and need predictable runtime behavior.
Built for founders who deploy themselves, agencies managing multiple projects, and teams that need repeatable deployments without infrastructure noise.
Terminal access is standard. Run Composer installs, Artisan migrations, cache warmups, and maintenance tasks directly on the server. This keeps deployments clean and avoids slow web installers.
NGINX is configured for Laravel public directory patterns and common pretty URL behavior. Static assets bypass PHP, and requests reach the front controller efficiently without .htaccess overhead.
Redis support enables Laravel cache, session drivers, and queue workflows. It helps keep response times stable and moves heavy work out of the request path when your app grows.
Deploy like you already work. Use NGINX performance, selectable PHP versions, and command-line tools that fit real developer workflows, from staging to production.
A practical stack for Laravel deployments, with the tooling developers use every day and the performance profile production systems need.
Run new projects on PHP 8.3 while keeping legacy apps on older versions. Select a PHP engine per domain to avoid risky upgrades and keep deployments predictable.
Use Git-based deployments that match agency and startup workflows. Pull from a repository over SSH, or connect CI pipelines that push changes in a controlled way.
Laravel workloads hit disk through sessions, caches, logs, and file operations. Enterprise NVMe storage reduces I/O bottlenecks and helps keep tail latency lower under load.
Run the Laravel scheduler reliably. Configure minute-level cron execution so scheduled commands and maintenance jobs stay consistent across releases.
Your app runs in an isolated environment so noisy neighbors cannot steal your CPU and RAM budget. This improves consistency when the node is busy.
A tuned MariaDB layer keeps queries responsive and supports common production patterns. This pairs well with Redis caching to reduce repeated database load.
Transparent technical details for developers who want to know what they are deploying on and why it performs well.
Core Environment
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Operational Model
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Laravel deployments benefit from an event-driven web server and a clean PHP-FPM runtime. NGINX serves static assets efficiently and routes requests to the front controller with low overhead, improving response consistency and reducing memory waste compared to typical shared-host setups.
Laravel apps often need background work such as mail delivery, webhook processing, image handling, and API calls. Keeping those tasks out of the request path improves user experience and reduces timeouts.
Redis support allows you to use Laravel cache, sessions, and queue drivers with practical configuration through your environment file. When paired with good job design, it keeps the UI responsive while workers handle heavy tasks asynchronously.
OPcache stores compiled bytecode in memory so PHP does not re-parse scripts on every request. Combined with PHP-FPM, this improves throughput under concurrency and helps APIs keep stable response times during bursts.
SSH, Composer, Git, and cron scheduling are available so you can deploy using the workflow you already use. This reduces friction during releases and makes environments easier to reproduce across staging and production.
A clear operational boundary keeps deployments predictable and reduces time lost on platform-level issues.
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This model works well for founders and agencies because it keeps the platform stable while your team keeps full control over application behavior and delivery speed.
Yes. All Laravel hosting plans include jailed SSH access. You can run Composer installs, manage Git workflows, and execute Artisan commands directly on the server.
On this shared environment, you cannot manage Supervisor directly because it requires elevated permissions. For many projects, queue workers can be handled through scheduled execution via cron, and Redis caching still provides strong performance benefits. If you need always-running workers at scale, a VPS is the right fit.
Deploy using the flow that matches your team. Pull from Git over SSH, upload via SFTP, or use CI pipelines to sync changes. Many agencies use Git-based deployment plus migrations through Artisan for repeatability.
Yes. Composer is installed globally and available through SSH so you can run dependency installs and updates as part of your deployment process.
Yes. Select PHP versions per domain using the control panel. This is useful when you maintain older apps while building new services on modern PHP versions.
Direct edits to core NGINX configuration are restricted to keep the platform stable and secure. Laravel routing patterns are supported by default. If you need a specific rule for a legitimate production case, you can request it and we can apply it when it fits the platform constraints.
Redis is available as a local instance for your environment and is well suited for Laravel cache, sessions, and queue patterns. Exact limits depend on the plan and platform policies designed to keep the node stable for all tenants.
Upgrades are straightforward. Move to a higher plan when you need more storage or memory headroom. For sustained high concurrency, dedicated workers, or special networking needs, a VPS is the natural next step.
Our nodes are located in a Tier-3 data center in Germany, providing strong connectivity across Europe and a reliable baseline for production workloads.
Backups are included on eligible plans with restore tooling. Backups are designed as a safety net rather than archival storage, and we still recommend keeping independent backups for critical data and compliance needs.
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