PHP hosting .htaccess included.
Bring your PHP files, or a cPanel backup's public_html, and they run as they did, .htaccess and all. Edit any file in the browser, set your PHP version and settings, and run your cron jobs with their output kept.
- PHP8.0 → 8.5
- FilesLive, edited in place
- Cron jobsUp to 10 per site
- Priced byWhat it uses
Two ways to run PHP.
Choose the one that fits how you work today. Both run in their own sandbox, with the same PHP versions and extensions.
| File | What we do with it |
|---|---|
PHP site | Your files live on the site's disk and change in place, as on a classic host. Start empty, or with a ZIP. Nothing is rebuilt. |
public_html/ | In a ZIP, its contents become the site. The rest of the ZIP is kept aside in a from-zip folder for you to look at. |
PHP app | Code from GitHub or a ZIP, built fresh on every deploy: we run composer install from composer.json and serve public/ when it's there. |
tanzahost.json | Optional, for apps: the PHP version, extensions, php.ini settings, system packages and commands. |
Like your old host, without the shared server.
Every PHP site has its own sandbox, files and memory. One hacked site can't reach another, which is how most shared hosting goes wrong.
.htaccess works
Rewrites, redirects and access rules work as you expect, so a site moved from cPanel changes nothing in its files.
Small when it's quiet
PHP starts one worker at rest and up to 8 under load, so a quiet site holds little memory and costs little.
Changes without downtime
A new PHP version, extension or setting restarts the site side by side. Your files stay as they are.
A file manager built in.
Browse, search, upload and edit your site's files from a laptop or a phone.
- Upload whole folders, or big files in pieces that carry on after a dropped connection, and extract a ZIP where it lands.
- Edit PHP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JSON and .htaccess with colours. The version before each save is kept for 7 days.
- Deleted files wait in the trash for 7 days, and every change is in the activity log.
Your php.ini, and your cron jobs.
Set the largest upload, the memory limit, and the time limit, and add the extensions you need: bcmath, gd, imagick, intl, mysqli, pdo_mysql, redis, soap, zip and more.
Scheduled tasks
Up to 10 per site, like php scripts/report.php every 5 minutes, as often as every minute, each with the output of its last 20 runs.
A database next door
Add a shared MySQL or one of your own to the same project. Only your project can reach it, unless you open your own to your tools.
Logs and a terminal
See every error and visit live, and open a command line inside the site's sandbox.
Every PHP from 8.0 to 8.5.
Pick the version when you add the site, and change it any time on its page. An app uses PHP 8.4 when composer.json and composer.lock accept it, otherwise the newest version they all accept, or the one you pick.
- PHP 8.5Supported
- PHP 8.4Recommended
- PHP 8.3Supported
- PHP 8.2Supported
- PHP 8.1End of life
- PHP 8.0End of life
End-of-life versions show a warning and the date they're removed: 31 December 2027 for PHP 8.0 and 8.1. PHP 7.4 is kept only for sites moved from cPanel.
A PHP site, priced in the open.
Say a company site holds 0.1 GB of memory and uses 1% of a processor, awake all month. You pay for that use, counted every minute and paid by your saved card. The limits you set cost nothing by themselves.
Memory is $5.99 per GB a month and a processor $11.97 a month, counted by the minute. Its files on disk are $0.15 per GB a month, and a shared MySQL database is $0.50 a month.
PHP
A month of this use
- Memory: 0.1 GB, all month
- $0.60
- Processor: 1% of one, all month
- $0.12
A month
$0.72