Laravel Hosting

Managed Laravel Hosting Built For Developers

Laravel hosting on xCloud gives your app a server set up for Laravel. Deploy from Git, pick your PHP version, and run Horizon, queue workers and the scheduler from one dashboard. It suits developers and agencies. Managed servers start at $5 a month, or connect your own VPS and your first server is free.

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  • Git Push to Deploy
  • Horizon, Queues & Scheduler
  • 24/7 Customer Support
  • Free SSL Certificate
Laravel Horizon running in the xCloud dashboard beside the Laravel Queue table

SETUP PROCESS

How to Host a Laravel App on xCloud in Four Steps

Create your Laravel application from a Git repository. xCloud reads the repo, spots Laravel and suggests a PHP version, so you can go from code to a live site in a few steps.

  1. Connecting a Git provider and picking a repository and branch to deploy

    Choose Deployment Method

    Click New Site, choose the Git method (‘Deploy Any App From Git’), then paste your repository URL or click ‘Continue with GitHub’. xCloud reads the repo and detects Laravel.

  2. A form collecting the site name and domain, with a staging option

    Review Suggested Settings

    xCloud suggests a PHP version from your composer.json and fills in the site settings. Review the PHP version, the database and ‘Install Redis on the server’, and change anything you need.

  3. Deploying a project through the browser

    Go Live Right Away

    xCloud drafts a deploy script with AI (composer install, migrations, a Vite build). Review it, then click ‘Deploy’. Try it on a free demo domain first if you like.

  4. Pushing a branch and having every deployment run automatically

    Deploy Every Push Instantly

    Turn on push to deploy and each push to your branch makes xCloud pull the latest code and run your deploy script.

Product tour

See a Laravel app get its own managed server

This is the real xCloud dashboard. Set up an xCloud Managed server, then deploy your Laravel app from Git.

The Laravel page in the xCloud app catalog, offering a new xCloud Managed server for it.

Host Laravel on an xCloud Managed server

Click through the real xCloud dashboard. You'll set up a managed server for Laravel in about a minute. No account needed.

ADVANCED FEATURES

Powerful Features for Laravel Applications Right at Your Fingertips

Run the parts of a Laravel app that usually need SSH, right from the site's Application page in your dashboard.

  • Laravel Application

    Turn Debug Mode or Maintenance Mode on and off, set the environment (local, staging, production or testing), and clear the application cache in one click.

    Laravel application settings with environment and cache controls
  • Laravel Scheduler

    Set up the scheduler at the frequency you need, as often as every minute. Change it or stop it whenever you want.

    A scheduler running tasks on a fixed interval
  • Laravel Horizon

    If your app uses Horizon, start, stop and restart it from xCloud. It runs in the background, so you never keep an SSH session open for it.

    The Horizon dashboard monitoring queue throughput
  • Laravel Queue

    Start queue workers for any connection and queue, such as Redis. Choose how many processes run, their memory and their time limit.

    Queue workers connected to Redis processing background jobs

PRICING

Reliable Managed Laravel Hosting at a Price You'll Love

Pick a managed server on your preferred cloud and pay monthly. Host as many Laravel applications as the server can run, with every Laravel tool included.

  • Newcomer

    $5.00per month

    • 1 GB Ram
    • 25 GB SSD
    • 1 vCPU
    • 1 TB Bandwidth
    • Unlimited Sites
  • Lite

    Premium

    $7.50per month

    • 1 GB Ram
    • 32 GB NVMe SSD
    • 1 vCPU
    • 1 TB Bandwidth
    • Unlimited Sites
  • Basic

    $12.00per month

    • 2 GB Ram
    • 55 GB SSD
    • 1 vCPU
    • 2 TB Bandwidth
    • Unlimited Sites
  • Personal

    Premium

    $20.00per month

    • 2 GB Ram
    • 80 GB NVMe SSD
    • 2 vCPU
    • 3 TB Bandwidth
    • Unlimited Sites
  • Standard

    $24.00per month

    • 4 GB Ram
    • 80 GB SSD
    • 2 vCPU
    • 3 TB Bandwidth
    • Unlimited Sites
  • Growing

    Premium

    $30.00per month

    • 4 GB Ram
    • 128 GB NVMe SSD
    • 2 vCPU
    • 3 TB Bandwidth
    • Unlimited Sites
  • Professional

    $45.00per month

    • 8 GB Ram
    • 160 GB SSD
    • 4 vCPU
    • 4 TB Bandwidth
    • Unlimited Sites
  • Elite

    Premium

    $50.00per month

    • 8 GB Ram
    • 256 GB NVMe SSD
    • 3 vCPU
    • 4 TB Bandwidth
    • Unlimited Sites
  • Business

    $88.00per month

    • 16 GB Ram
    • 320 GB SSD
    • 6 vCPU
    • 5 TB Bandwidth
    • Unlimited Sites
  • Titanium

    Premium

    $100.00per month

    • 16 GB Ram
    • 384 GB NVMe SSD
    • 4 vCPU
    • 5 TB Bandwidth
    • Unlimited Sites
  • Business Plus

    $196.00per month

    • 32 GB Ram
    • 640 GB SSD
    • 8 vCPU
    • 6 TB Bandwidth
    • Unlimited Sites
  • Ultimate

    Premium

    $200.00per month

    • 32 GB Ram
    • 512 GB NVMe SSD
    • 8 vCPU
    • 7 TB Bandwidth
    • Unlimited Sites
  • Ultimate PLUS

    Premium

    $310.00per month

    • 48 GB Ram
    • 768 GB NVMe SSD
    • 12 vCPU
    • 8 TB Bandwidth
    • Unlimited Sites
  • Quantum

    Premium

    $395.00per month

    • 58 GB Ram
    • 1024 GB NVMe SSD
    • 16 vCPU
    • 9 TB Bandwidth
    • Unlimited Sites
  • Business Max

    $399.00per month

    • 64 GB Ram
    • 1280 GB SSD
    • 16 vCPU
    • 10 TB Bandwidth
    • Unlimited Sites

Every plan above includes the server. Provisioning, OS and stack patching, daily backups, free SSL, the xCloud panel and 24/7 support all come with it, on one bill from xCloud — there is no separate hosting invoice to add. See how this compares with the rest of xCloud pricing.

Premium servers are powered by High-Frequency 3GHz+ Intel Xeon CPUs, lightning-fast memory, and NVMe storage, delivering unmatched speed and performance. General servers, on the other hand, offer a budget-friendly solution for standard workloads.

OR BRING YOUR OWN

Already Have a Server? Deploy Laravel On It

Most teams want the server handled for them — that is everything above. If you already run a VPS at DigitalOcean, Vultr, Hetzner, AWS or anywhere else, xCloud can deploy and manage your Laravel apps on it instead, for a flat fee per server.

What you pay, as you grow

  1. 1 serverFree10 sites, forever
  2. 2–5 servers$5per server / month
  3. 6–10 servers$4per server / monthSave 20%
  4. 11+ servers$3per server / monthSave 40%
See self-managed hosting

You pay your own provider for the server; xCloud's fee covers the panel. One server and ten sites are free.

Self-managed gets the same control panel as the plans above — the difference is whose server it runs on, and who is on the hook when it needs attention.

xCLOUD FEATURES

Deliver The Ultimate Hosting Experience With xCloud's Powerful Features

The server work around a Laravel app, handled for you: the stack, backups, DNS, SSL and PHP versions, on a server we manage or one you own.

  • Go with Fully Managed Or Self Managed

    Bring your own server from any provider, or let xCloud provision and manage one for you — the same dashboard either way.

    xCloud sitting between a managed server and the five cloud providers you can bring yourself
  • Test on a Free Demo Domain

    Deploy your Laravel app on a free test domain first. Check it works, then go live on your own domain when you are ready.

    Deploying a demo site in a single step
  • NGINX LEMP & OLS Stack

    xCloud installs and tunes the web server, PHP and your MySQL or MariaDB database when it sets up the server, so there is nothing to compile or configure by hand.

    The NGINX, OpenLiteSpeed, MySQL, MariaDB and PHP stack
  • Effortless Backup & Restore

    Back up your Laravel files and database on a schedule, keep copies on remote storage, and restore an earlier version in a few clicks.

    Backup settings showing an incremental type, a storage bucket and auto-delete
  • Easy DNS Management With Cloudflare

    xCloud integrates with Cloudflare, offering an excellent free DNS solution. Use Cloudflare integrations to provision wildcard SSLs too.

    Performance and security indicators for a site behind Cloudflare
  • Run PHP Your Way

    Run several PHP versions on one server, up to PHP 8.5. Which older versions you can pick depends on your server's Ubuntu version and web server. Set the version and PHP settings for each site on its own.

    A live site and its separate staging copy side by side

WHAT TO LOOK FOR

What Should the Best Laravel Hosting Include?

Any Linux server can run Laravel. The question is how much of the work around it you want to do yourself. Here is what a Laravel app needs, and how xCloud handles it on your server or ours.

What a Laravel app needsHow xCloud handles it
The right PHP version and extensions for your composer.json.xCloud reads your repo, spots Laravel and suggests a matching PHP version.
Deploys that run composer, migrations and your front-end build.A deploy script you control, run on every push when push to deploy is on.
Queue workers that stay up and restart if they stop.Queue workers and Horizon run under a process manager you control from the dashboard.
A cron entry for the Laravel scheduler.Turn the scheduler on and pick how often it runs.
Redis for cache, sessions and queues.If your server runs Redis, the Redis details are written to your .env. If your app needs it and the server does not have it, setup offers to install it.
SSL, backups and a safe place to test changes.Free SSL, file and database backups, a free demo domain, and separate environments for Git sites on paid plans.

LARAVEL GUIDES

Where Can You Learn More About Laravel on xCloud?

Each feature on this page has a guide with the exact screens and settings, plus pages to compare hosts, stacks and plans.

Want to Migrate Your Laravel Projects to xCloud?

Moving an app you already run? Deploy it from its Git repository, connect or import its database, and test it on a free demo domain. Switch your DNS only when it works.

Read the Git deploy guide
Sites moving from a folder into the xCloud cloud, then out to a browser

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Frequently Asked Questions

Feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns you may have

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What is Laravel hosting?

Laravel hosting is a server set up to run Laravel apps: the right PHP version, a web server, a database, and the background pieces Laravel uses, such as queue workers, the scheduler and Redis. On xCloud you deploy from Git and manage those pieces from a dashboard instead of over SSH.

What is the best hosting for Laravel?

The best Laravel hosting gives you the PHP version your app needs, Git deploys, queue workers, the scheduler and backups without hand-built server scripts. xCloud covers all of these on a managed server or on a VPS you own. If you want to compare providers, see our guide to the best Laravel hosting for developers.

How do I host a Laravel app on xCloud?

Click New Site, choose the Git method (‘Deploy Any App From Git’), paste your repository URL or connect GitHub, check the PHP version and deploy script xCloud suggests, and click ‘Deploy’. The full steps are in the Deploy Git Projects in One Click guide.

How much does Laravel hosting cost on xCloud?

Managed servers start at $5 a month and you can host several Laravel apps on one server. If you already have a VPS, connect it as a self-managed server: your first server and ten sites are free, and you pay your cloud provider for the server.

What is xCloud and how is it optimized for Laravel hosting?

xCloud is a hosting control panel that also runs managed servers. For Laravel it detects your app from the repository, suggests a PHP version, adds front-end build steps when your app has a Vite or Mix build, and gives each site an Application page for the application settings, Horizon, queue workers and the scheduler.

Can I deploy Laravel projects directly from Git repositories?

Yes. Connect your GitHub account, or use the URL of a repository on any Git host, such as GitLab or Bitbucket, and add xCloud's public key as a deploy key. Turn on push to deploy and every push to your branch deploys automatically.

Is there support for Laravel-specific tools like Horizon, Queue, and Scheduler?

Yes. From the site's Application page you can start, stop and restart Horizon, run queue workers for any connection and queue, and set the scheduler's frequency. You can also turn Maintenance Mode and Debug Mode on and off and clear the application cache.

Can I choose my PHP version and environment settings?

Yes. Choose a PHP version for each site, up to PHP 8.5 (which older versions you can pick depends on your server's Ubuntu version and web server), set the app environment to local, staging, production or testing, and edit your .env file from the dashboard. You also choose whether to create a database on the server, connect an existing one or use none.

Is Redis pre-configured on xCloud, and why is it important for Laravel?

Laravel uses Redis for caching, sessions, queues and broadcasting. If your server runs Redis, xCloud writes the Redis connection details into your app's .env when it deploys. If your app needs Redis and the server does not have it yet, the setup screen offers to install it.

Can I migrate my existing Laravel project to xCloud?

Yes. Deploy the project from its Git repository, connect your existing database or import it, and test on a free demo domain. When everything works, add your live domain and update your DNS. Our 24/7 support team can help if you get stuck.

Does xCloud provide staging environments for testing before production deployment?

Yes. You can test on a free demo domain, clone a Laravel app to a new site, and on paid plans create separate environments for a Git-deployed Laravel site. That lets you check changes before they reach your live app.