New version 3

Tenancy for Laravel

A flexible multi-tenancy package for Laravel. Single & multi-database tenancy, automatic & manual mode, event-based architecture. Integrates perfectly with other packages.

Documentation

Tutorial

// Create a tenant
$tenant = Tenant::create();
$tenant->createDomain([
'domain' => 'acme.com',
]);

// Write your app like you're used to
Order::where('status', 'shipped')->get();
Cache::get('order_count');
asset('logo.png');
dispatch(new SendOrderCreatedMail);

A package that fits your needs

stancl/tenancy is a flexible multi-tenancy Laravel package that comes with lots of features out-of-the-box and doesn't stand in your way when you need anything custom.

Automatic tenancy

Instead of forcing you to change how you write your code, the package by default bootstraps tenancy automatically, in the background. Database connections are switched, caches are separated, filesystems are prefixed, etc.

Automatic data separation

Out of the box, the package makes the following things tenant-aware: databases, caches, filesystems, queues, redis stores. This means that if you've already written your app and are looking to make it multi-tenant, you don't have to change anything!
Integrates with other packages

Since the automatic mode changes the default database connection, most other packages will use this connection too. This means that you can do awesome things such as using Laravel Nova inside the tenant application to manage the tenant's resources.
Fully testable

Many other tenancy packages have a terrible track record when it comes to testability. We find that unacceptable. With this package, you can test everything. The central application, the tenant application, and everything in between — including the tenant registration flow.

Extreme flexibility

Version 3 is heavily focused on flexibility, but without sacrificing features. Even though everything is customizable, the defaults will likely suit you for the large part.

Event-based architecture

All of the tenancy bootstrapping logic, post-tenant-creation logic, and most other things, happen as a result of events firing. You can customize every single bit.
Single or multi-database tenancy

Don't want to use the database-per-tenant approach? No problem, we provide you with model traits for scoping models to the current tenant, including models that aren't related to the tenant directly.
Manual tenancy

Prefer specifying database connections instead of changing the default connection? No problem, we have model traits prepared.

Packed with features

This package has the most features out of all multi-tenancy packages for Laravel.

Shared users between tenants

Need to use the database-per-tenant approach but also need to have users that belong to multiple tenants? We've got you covered. Our Resource Syncing feature lets you synchronize any database resources between specific tenants' databases.

User impersonation

Want to impersonate a user inside a tenant's database from the central context? Or even from another tenant's context? Just enable the user impersonation feature in the config.

Works with any database

Need to separate tenant databases on MySQL/PostgreSQL/SQLite? No problem. Or maybe you want to use PostgreSQL schemas instead? We can do that too.

“Tenancy for Laravel allowed us to effortlessly and quickly integrate the needed landlord/tenant functionality for our SaaS platform. It fits our needs perfectly.”

Jørgen Solli

Owner, Kronos

“This package enabled us to abstract all the context switching to focus our development efforts elsewhere. That resulted in significant performance increase. The event driven architecture is powerful, flexible and bends to all our needs.”

Mads Møller

CTO, Napp

Frequently asked questions

: Yes! The package is in its third major version and has been stable since February 2019. Many people are using it in production.
: No, the package supports multi-database tenancy as well as single-database tenancy. For multi-database tenancy, it comes with classes for managing MySQL/SQLite/PostgreSQL databases or schemas and for single-database tenancy it comes with model scopes and traits.
: Yes! Version 3 is focused heavily on flexibility. The package comes with great defaults for bootstrapping tenancy automatically based on domains, but if you need to customize anything, or add any behavior — you can do that very easily.
: Yes! You can use Nova both to manage tenants and to manage resources inside tenant databases.
: Likely yes. The automatic mode of tenancy integrates perfectly with 99% of packages with little to no code changes required.
: Yes, many people are using the package on Vapor and reported no issues at all.
: Yes, you can ask questions on our Discord community. We also offer paid consulting — just shoot us an email.

Tenancy for Laravel

A package that fits your needs

Automatic tenancy

Automatic data separation

Integrates with other packages

Fully testable

Extreme flexibility

Event-based architecture

Single or multi-database tenancy

Manual tenancy

Packed with features

Shared users between tenants

User impersonation

Works with any database

Ready to try it?

Read the documentation.

Awesome integration with other packages

Trusted by developers

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Frequently asked questions

Tenancy for Laravel

A package that fits your needs

Automatic tenancy

Automatic data separation

Integrates with other packages

Fully testable

Extreme flexibility

Event-based architecture

Single or multi-database tenancy

Manual tenancy

Packed with features

Shared users between tenants

User impersonation

Works with any database

Ready to try it? Read the documentation.

Awesome integration with other packages

Trusted by developers

Want updates about big releases and product launches? Sign up for our newsletter.

Frequently asked questions

Ready to try it?

Read the documentation.

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