Software
A provider appears under a piece of software when it documents support for it: an installer in the control panel, a guide in its own documentation, a maintained buildpack or image. That is a lower bar than “runs well” and a higher one than “is technically possible” — almost any host can run almost any PHP application, and listing every combination would say nothing. The list mixes content management systems, shop software, frameworks and self-hosted applications, because providers market across all four and a reader looking for a Kirby host and one looking for a Mattermost host are asking the same question. Where a provider supports the language but names no application, it appears under stack instead.
40 values in use. 88 records do not record this field. Defined but unused so far: Payload, Medusa, Pimcore, ExpressionEngine, Odoo, Mastodon, Metabase, Wagtail, django CMS, Spring Boot — a value with no records is a gap in our coverage, not a statement about the market.
- WordPressThe most hosted application there is.79 records
- DrupalA CMS deployed like an application.18 records
- TYPO3Strong where it is strong, invisible elsewhere.7 records
- JoomlaMostly an installer entry.16 records
- Craft CMSLicensed, Composer-first, agency-shaped.6 records
- StatamicLaravel underneath, sometimes without a database.3 records
- KirbyNo database, few demands.2 records
- GravFiles, no database.3 records
- GhostA Node app, not a PHP one.3 records
- LaravelMore than a web process.21 records
- SymfonyA framework deployed, not uploaded.9 records
- MagentoThe heavy end of PHP.6 records
- ShopwareThe other heavy shop.4 records
- Ruby on RailsThe framework the deploy tooling was built for.5 records
- DjangoPython hosting that admits it runs Django.15 records
- ExpressNode.js, essentially.4 records
- Next.jsWhich half of the framework actually runs.14 records
- NuxtOne build, several targets.7 records
- AstroStatic by default, server where asked.9 records
- SvelteKitPick the adapter, then the host.6 records
- RemixServer-first, by design.3 records
- GatsbyThe build is the hosting question.2 records
- HugoBuilds fast, hosts as files.5 records
- EleventyNode at build time only.2 records
- JekyllThe generator that made static hosting normal.4 records
- StrapiA headless CMS is still an application.3 records
- DirectusNode, a database and a place for files.1 record
- n8nAlways on, by definition.2 records
- NextcloudThe hosting question is disk.1 record
- PrestaShopPHP, MySQL, and a lot of images.2 records
- OpenCartA shop that fits on shared hosting.1 record
- MoodleCron, a data directory, and a term-start peak.1 record
- MattermostA process that stays up, with sockets open.1 record
- GiteaOne binary and a disk.1 record
- KeycloakJava, with a fixed hostname.1 record
- VaultwardenTiny, but only over HTTPS.1 record
- SilverstripeA Composer-era PHP CMS.2 records
- Umbraco.NET, so a different set of hosts.1 record
- FlaskPython, with a WSGI server.2 records
- FastAPIPython, but ASGI.2 records