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PHP HOST
PHP hosting without touching a server
Deploy PHP and static sites in seconds. Git push to deploy, automatic SSL, cron jobs, MySQL, staging environments — all without touching a server.
About PHP HOST on Product Hunt
“PHP hosting without touching a server”
PHP HOST was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 2 comments, placing #99 on the daily leaderboard. Deploy PHP and static sites in seconds. Git push to deploy, automatic SSL, cron jobs, MySQL, staging environments — all without touching a server.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I built phphost because every PHP app I shipped had the same tax attached: provision a server, install and patch the stack, set up TLS, write a deploy script, debug that script, then find out about downtime from a user instead of a monitor.
phphost removes the server-setup step. You upload code, we handle the runtime and hosting, you get a live HTTPS URL back in seconds.
Would love feedback especially from anyone currently self-hosting PHP apps on a VPS.
What would make this a no-brainer switch for you?