Compare the Top Web Servers that integrate with PHP as of September 2026

This a list of Web Servers that integrate with PHP. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with PHP. View the products that work with PHP in the table below.

What are Web Servers for PHP?

Web servers, also known as HTTP servers, are servers that host websites and web applications. Web servers are the backbone of all sites and web apps on the internet. Many popular web servers are open source. Different web servers have advantages and disadvantages when compared to one another, and selecting the right one depends on use case, deployment, operating system, and more. Compare and read user reviews of the best Web Servers for PHP currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.

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    GOO Web Server
    GOO Web Server is an integrated web application server platform designed to simplify the deployment and management of PHP-based applications on Windows and Linux environments. It provides a ready-to-use server stack with Apache, PHP, database connectivity, essential extensions, configuration tools, service management, logging, and update capabilities. The platform reduces complex manual server configuration by providing a standardized installation and management experience through GOO Web Server Manager. Administrators can monitor installed components, manage services, review system and application logs, configure server settings, and keep supported components up to date. GOO Web Server supports Windows Server 2022 and later on x64 systems, as well as Ubuntu 22.04 LTS and later. It is suitable for development, testing, on-premise application hosting, and production server environments.
    Starting Price: $0
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    Gato GraphQL

    Gato GraphQL

    Gato GraphQL

    ​Gato GraphQL is a powerful and flexible GraphQL server for WordPress, enabling users to access and manipulate any piece of data, such as posts, users, comments, tags, and categories, via a GraphQL API. It supports building dynamic, headless sites by using WordPress as the CMS to manage data while allowing the use of any framework for rendering. It offers multiple interactive clients, including GraphiQL and Voyager, providing user-friendly interfaces for composing queries and visualizing the schema. Security features include granular access control based on user roles or IP addresses, HTTP caching for performance optimization, and the ability to create public, private, and password-protected endpoints. Gato GraphQL also supports nested mutations, custom endpoints, persisted queries, and field deprecation via the UI. Additionally, it integrates with popular WordPress plugins and external services, extending the GraphQL schema's capabilities. ​
    Starting Price: $249 one-time payment
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