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Request a PHP migration consultation

Running an end-of-life PHP version, or unsure how to reach a supported one? Tell us about your site and what you want to achieve.

What a consultation covers

Which supported PHP version fits your application and hosting
The order of work: dependencies, extensions, tests and a rollback step
Which known advisories apply to your current version, with sources
A rough effort estimate, so you can decide between doing it yourself and hiring help

What it does not cover

A security audit or penetration test of your site
Any guarantee about the security of your site or the absence of vulnerabilities
Access to your servers or accounts, which is neither needed nor accepted

Before you write

Find your exact PHP version with the version checker
Note your CMS or framework and its version
List hosting limits, such as a fixed PHP version on shared hosting

Open the PHP version checker See the planned deep analysis

Your request

Name (optional)

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Current PHP version (optional)

Stack or hosting (optional)

What do you need help with?

Describe the site, its PHP version and what you want to achieve. Do not enter passwords, keys or other credentials, or personal data of third parties. Mentioning a site address here does not authorize a scan; the terms still require that you own the site or are authorized to test it.

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