Laravel Cloud is now available in Stripe Projects, a provisioning layer in the Stripe CLI that lets developers and agents spin up infrastructure and get working credentials without touching a dashboard. Unlike other providers in the catalog, which provide a single resource to create your own solution one piece at a time, Laravel Cloud gives you the whole stack. Compute, databases, and queues are all ready to run from a single line of code.
Provisioning and purchasing infrastructure programmatically has always been the missing piece for agents. They can write code and suggest providers but purchasing resources required a payment method that until now, agents had no way to handle without a human in the loop.
With the Stripe CLI, credentials land in your environment automatically, and your new Laravel Cloud account and dashboard remain fully accessible for anything beyond what the CLI handles.
How It Works
Once the Stripe CLI is installed, setting up a Laravel Cloud application starts with:
This creates a new Laravel Cloud account or connects your existing one, provisions an application with a default environment, and hands back your credentials. You'll be asked for a name, region, and GitHub repository. From there, you can add resources such as database and cache:
Each command provisions the resource and writes the connection string to your environment. By the time you're done, your application is live on Laravel Cloud, your database is connected, and your cache is running — all provisioned via your Stripe account. Agents scaffolding Laravel applications can provision it the same way a developer would, with credentials written to the environment automatically.
Built-In Security
Through the Stripe CLI, credentials are secure by default. It generates credentials and writes them directly to your Laravel Cloud environment so you skip manual key retrieval, dashboard copying, and the risk of keys landing in the wrong place.
If you already have a Laravel Cloud account, Stripe Projects authenticates your existing Cloud account. Add resources to any existing project the same way you would for a new one. Nothing about your existing setup changes and you keep full access to the dashboard. Using stripe projects open laravel_cloud allows you to opens Laravel Cloud directly from the CLI.
Get Started
Laravel Cloud is available in Stripe Projects today. Install the Stripe CLI and then run stripe projects add laravel_cloud/application to create your next Laravel Cloud application.