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Statamic hosting

Kindly consider fortrabbit if you're looking for fast and reliable Statamic hosting.

Statamic is a modern and highly adaptable CMS that can run full-stack and headless. It's mostly known for being a flat file CMS, but it works with a database as well. It boasts a clean and intuitive interface. Statamic is based on the Laravel framework. Statamic is open source, but not free.

We have extensive guides to get you started quickly. For deployment we recommend a combination of Git for the code and rsync for the actual contents. We have a track record for fast, reliable and secure hosting. We have been recommended Statamic web host in the past for some time. We don't know why they changed their mind. Specifically small database-less apps are very affordable to host here.

An honest account.

Different by design

A platform purpose-built for PHP. More than the sum of its parts.

Pay in arrears

Daily prorated, post-paid billing. No upfront payment, no yearly commitment.

Modular pricing

Pay per component and scale each one from xs to 2xl on its own.

No dark patterns

No vendor lock-in, no upselling, no misleading messages.

Humans in support

Eye-level developer chat over the support bubble. No sales calls.

Developer-first

Git-push deploy, SSH access, bring your own code. No 1-click bloat.

Managed platform

A hardened, service-oriented PHP stack. Deploy code, skip the server admin.

Frequently asked

Should I deploy Statamic content with Git or rsync?
Both

Both - By role. Deploy code and structural YAML with `git push`; sync content that editors change in production — entries and assets — with rsync into persistent storage. That keeps deploys atomic without overwriting live edits.

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Does Statamic need a database on fortrabbit?
It depends

It depends - Not for a flat-file setup, which keeps small sites cheap to host here. On the Eloquent driver, add a MySQL component and configure it like any Laravel app.

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Can I host an older version of Statamic?
Yes

Yes - Statamic and its Laravel base are pinned in the `composer.json`, and the PHP version is selected to match, so a legacy site keeps running while it upgrades on its own schedule.

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Can I try Statamic hosting before paying?
Yes

Yes - Start a free trial app — seven days, no credit card — and deploy a real Statamic site, flat-file or database-backed.

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Can I run the Statamic CLI and scheduled tasks?
Yes

Yes - Full SSH access covers the `please` and Artisan commands, and cron jobs run the scheduler and any queue workers.

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