Match the environment
Check the PHP version, required add-ons and memory limits. Review php.ini, the settings file, against the app’s needs.
New host.
A planned move.
Move your PHP site with its settings, files and data in view. We help owners, agencies and software teams prepare the new host and check what matters.
- 01 / SourceMap files, data and settings
- 02 / TargetPrepare and test the new host
- 03 / SwitchSync changes, then route traffic
Keep a tested backup and a route back.
More than a file copy
A site can load on a new host and still fail at checkout. Our PHP focus puts the server and the app in the same review.
Protect live data
Plan how new orders, uploads and edits reach the new host. A stale copy can miss changes made during the move.
Test real tasks
Check sign-in, forms, email and scheduled jobs. For stores, test the full buying flow before sending visitors to the new host.
Set up the host.
Keep the app in focus.
We help with cPanel, Plesk, cloud servers and Docker setups. Support spans WordPress, WooCommerce, Laravel, Drupal and Magento.
Start with a server audit →- Audit → Fix
- Find gaps between hosts, then address the settings that block your site.
- Optimize → Support
- Review speed after the move. Use clear findings to guide fixes and ongoing care.
Before you switch
Will the site need downtime?
That depends on the app and how it saves new data. A busy store may need a short pause for final changes. Plan the switch and the way back before moving traffic.
Should I upgrade PHP at the same time?
Check that the app works with the new version first. Splitting the upgrade from the host move can make faults easier to trace. The right order depends on your current setup.
Plan your next move
Share your site URL, current host and target host, if chosen. Tell us what runs the site and any deadline. Leave passwords out of your message.
PHP guidance since 2010.