Running Several Laravel Projects on One Account
Freelancers and small teams rarely ship one app and stop — a plan built for Laravel needs room for the next one too. Addon domains let you run a second, third or fourth Artisan project from the same account, each with its own document root pointed at that project's public folder, its own .env and its own database, so client sites and side projects never share state by accident.
With up to 100 MySQL databases available on higher tiers, a typical setup might pair a production domain with a staging subdomain that runs the same codebase against a separate database — push to staging first, run your test suite and Artisan migrations there, then promote to production once it's confirmed. No second hosting account or extra invoice required to keep environments cleanly apart.








