Website fixes, speed & integrations
Put Your Laravel or PHP App Live on cPanel Hosting — ₹2,199
One app taken from your source code to a working, secured site on your shared hosting, with the common cPanel traps handled.
Delivered in 1-3 working days
Fixed price · per app · no hidden charges
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How it works
- Send the code and the hosting accessShare the project and your cPanel details, and say which PHP or Laravel version it uses. If your plan cannot run it, we tell you before you pay.
- Pay ₹2,199Secure Razorpay checkout — one order per app.
- Deployed and testedWe deploy, configure, test the main pages, login and forms, and send you the live link and deploy note on WhatsApp or email in 1-3 working days.
The short answer
ZoopCoder deploys one Laravel or plain-PHP application (or one built React or Vue site) to your cPanel shared hosting for a fixed ₹2,199 in 1-3 working days, ending with a live HTTPS site and a short written deploy note. Shared hosting trips up most first deployments for the same reasons: Laravel must be served from its public folder rather than the project root, because serving the root exposes configuration files to the internet, its storage folders must be writable, and the PHP version must match the framework (Laravel 12 needs PHP 8.2 or newer). We set all of that up and test the app end to end.
What you get
- Your project uploaded to the hosting account with the web root pointing at the public folder, so .env and source files are not reachable from the browser
- The right PHP version and required extensions selected in cPanel, and Composer dependencies installed (or uploaded pre-built if your host gives no SSH access)
- A MySQL database and user created in cPanel, your schema migrated or your dump imported, and the .env file written for production with debug turned off
- Storage and cache folders made writable, the app key generated, and Laravel’s config and route caches built
- URL rewriting (.htaccess) checked so inner pages open instead of returning 404, including the single-page fallback for a React or Vue build
- A cPanel cron job for Laravel’s scheduler, and a cron-based queue run if you use queues
- HTTPS installed and the site forced to HTTPS
- Errors found during the first test fixed, if they are caused by the hosting set-up
- A short written deploy note so you can repeat or update the deployment
| Price | ₹2,199/app (fixed) |
|---|---|
| Scope | One Laravel or PHP app (or one built React or Vue site) |
| Timeline | 1-3 working days |
| Hosting | cPanel shared hosting (your own account) |
| Includes | PHP version, database, .env, rewrites, cron, HTTPS |
| Environments | One production site |
| You get back | Live HTTPS site plus a written deploy note |
| Access needed | cPanel login and project source |
| Support | 15 days on the same deployment |
What we need from you
- The project source code (a ZIP, or read access to the Git repository)
- cPanel login, or a limited user with File Manager, MySQL Databases and Terminal or SSH access
- The domain or subdomain it should run on, already pointed at the hosting
- Any third-party keys the app needs (mail, payment, storage), which you place in the .env yourself
Not included
- Hosting plan fees and domain costs — paid directly to your host
- Fixing bugs inside the application’s own code — see our Backend API Bug Fix or Website Bug Fix
- Upgrading the app to a newer PHP or Laravel version — see our PHP Version Upgrade Fix
- Always-running queue workers, WebSocket servers or Redis, which shared hosting does not allow — they need a VPS (see VPS Server Setup)
- Moving an existing live website between hosts — see our Website Migration
- More than one app, one domain or one environment (staging plus production) — quoted separately
About this service
An app that runs perfectly on your laptop can fail in several different ways on shared hosting, and the errors are rarely helpful: a white page, a 500 error, a 404 on every page except the home page, or a database connection refused. Shared hosting is not a smaller VPS; it is a different environment. You usually cannot change the web server, you may only have a Terminal for Composer or no SSH at all, and the document root defaults to a public_html folder rather than Laravel’s public folder. The tempting shortcut of copying everything into public_html leaves .env and your source files readable from the internet, which Laravel’s own documentation warns against. Debug mode left on in production can also expose sensitive configuration to visitors. We deploy it the safe way: the application outside the public web root or the web root pointed at the public folder, production settings, correct permissions, caches built, rewrites working, a cron entry for scheduled jobs and a certificate on the domain. If your project turns out to need a long-running worker or Redis, we say so plainly, and our VPS Server Setup is the right next step.
Questions before you buy
Does my shared hosting plan have to support Laravel?
It needs a PHP version your Laravel release supports (Laravel 12 needs PHP 8.2 or newer), the standard PHP extensions and MySQL. Most cPanel plans offer a PHP selector. Tell us your plan and Laravel version first, and we confirm it is feasible before you pay.
My host gives no SSH or Terminal. Can you still deploy?
Usually yes. We install the Composer dependencies on our side and upload them with the code, then run migrations by importing a database dump. Some artisan commands will not be runnable, and we tell you which before starting.
Can you deploy a Node.js app too?
Only if your host has switched on cPanel’s Application Manager, which hosting providers enable or disable themselves. If it is on, one Node app is the same scope; if not, shared hosting cannot run it and a VPS is the better choice.
Can you run queue workers on shared hosting?
Not as always-running processes. For light queues we set a cron job that processes the queue on a schedule. Heavy or real-time queues need a VPS.
My app already shows errors on my laptop. Will you fix those?
No. This service gets working code onto hosting. A bug in the app’s own logic is a separate job, and we point you to our bug-fix services before you pay.
Will you keep a copy of my code or database?
No. We delete our working copies after handover and recommend you change the cPanel and database passwords once the deployment is done.
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