Pyro is a lightweight, modern CMS built on Laravel. It offers clean architecture, a flexible field system, and an extendable control panel. If you want to launch a Pyro-based website quickly — without spending hours on manual setup — just use the ready-to-go auto-installation script from THE.Hosting.
Note: The script works only on Ubuntu 22.04 or 24.04. We can’t guarantee it will run properly on other systems.
If you’ve already registered, check your inbox for the email with your login details — it was sent right after you signed up. Use it to access your control panel.
In the menu, go to “Services” → “Virtual Servers”. Find your server, check the box next to it, and click “Go to Control Panel.”
Don’t have a server yet?
Here’s how to order one:
1. Go to the main page at THE.Hosting and scroll down a bit.
2. Choose the country where you'd like your server to be located.
3. Browse through the available plans using the arrow buttons.
4. Pick the one that suits you and click “Order Server.”
5. Select the rental period and options you need — make sure to choose Ubuntu 22.04 or 24.04.
6. Complete the payment. Once you’re done, come back to the step above.
1. In your VPS dashboard, click the three-dot menu.
2. Select “Virtual Machines.”
3. Click “Run Script.”
4. Start typing Pyro in the search bar — the Pyro install script will show up.
5. Select it and click “Run Script.”
6. You can track the installation progress under the “Status” tab.
Once the installation is complete, you’ll get an email with your site address, admin login, and password. Click the link — and you’ll land right in the Pyro admin panel.
You now have a full-fledged Pyro CMS site up and running. You can create custom data types, install modules and themes, and manage everything without writing a single line of code. And if you’re a developer — the full power of Laravel is available out of the box.