How to Use Laravel with Subdomains on cPanel Laravel supports subdomain routing out of the box, but configuring it on cPanel can be confusing for new developers. Whether you're building a multi-tenant app or organizing admin panels, here's how to properly set up subdomains with Laravel on shared hosting. 🛠️ Prerequisites Laravel project deployed on a cPanel-hosted domain Access to the Subdomains section in cPanel Basic knowledge of Laravel routing 🌐 Step 1: Create Subdomains in cPanel Log in to your cPanel account. Go to Subdomains under the Domains section. Create a subdomain like admin.example.com . Point the document root to your Laravel project’s public/ directory. For example: /home/your-user/your-laravel-project/public Repeat for each subdomain (e.g. user.example.com ). 🧭 Step 2: Define Subdomain Routes in Laravel In your Larav...