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How to Install Statamic on Laravel Forge

A full tutorial on how to install Statamic with Forge's 1-Click Installer. For this walk-through, we'll assume you have a Forge account with a server provisioned.

The Laravel team have made installing Statamic exceedingly simple. Follow these ... steps, and you'll have a Statamic site running that you can log right into.

Hot Tip!

If you already have a Statamic site built, you should switch over to the Deploying Statamic on Laravel Forge guide.

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1. Create a new site#

Make sure to select "Statamic" from the "New site" dropdown. Then click on the "Use a starter kit" tab.

Create site using a starter kit

You'll first be asked to configure a domain. If you don't have one yet, you can use a .on-forge.com subdomain.

Then, you can pick which Starter Kit you'd like to use. Only free/open-source Starter Kits are available through this workflow, so if you'd prefer one of the paid/commercial kits, you'll need to follow the local install and Deploy on Laravel Forge guides.

Create site using a starter kit

Finally, set up an email and password and click "Create site".

After creating your site, Forge will take a few seconds to configure the necessary services, like Nginx and PHP-FPM, then you'll be able to visit your new site.

2. Sign in to your new Statamic site#

Assuming you've pointed your DNS to this server, all that's left is to head to yourdomain.com/cp and sign in to the Statamic Control Panel. The site is yours.

Statamic Login Screen
If you see this screen at /cp you've just earned 200 XP!