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PhpStorm

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01 / Overview

What is PhpStorm?

PhpStorm is a PHP development environment with code analysis, refactoring, testing and debugging tools. It also supports the web technologies around a PHP application, making it relevant to teams maintaining server-side code and its frontend together.

Who is PhpStorm for?

PHP teams maintaining applications with framework, test and debugging requirements.

02 / Capabilities

PhpStorm features

The core capabilities to consider for your workflow.

  • PHP code analysis and navigation
  • Refactoring across application code
  • Debugging and test workflows
  • Web framework and frontend tooling
03 / Plans & costs

PhpStorm pricing

Plan availability

Paid plans / trial

Individual and organisational subscriptions are available. Review the billing commitment, fallback licence terms and any separately licensed AI or plugins.

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Free access & evaluation

A 30-day trial is available. Education and qualifying open-source licences are distinct from a generally free commercial editor.

04 / Buying checklist

Before you choose PhpStorm

  • A paid subscription is normally required after the trial; eligible education and open-source programmes are separate.

  • Match the interpreter, framework, debugger and container setup to the actual application.

05 / Guides & insights

Explore PhpStorm in more detail

Take a closer look at the decisions behind this product.

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06 / Comparisons

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07 / Questions answered

PhpStorm FAQs

Does PhpStorm have a free plan?

A 30-day trial is available. Education and qualifying open-source licences are distinct from a generally free commercial editor.

Who is PhpStorm for?

PHP teams maintaining applications with framework, test and debugging requirements.

What should I compare before buying?

Check the tier that contains your essential features, confirm plan limits and compare the total quote with your own expected usage.