Laravel API routes on subdomain are routing on web before they go to api routes

You should name your routes so every route has a unique name. For instance, we do something like:

        Route::middleware('api')
            ->domain('api.example.test')
            ->name('api::')
            ->group(base_path('routes/api.php'));

    // later in the routes file

        Route::prefix('software')
            ->name('software.')
            ->group(function () {
                Route::get(
                    'version-report',
                    [SoftwareVersionReportController::class, 'index'],
                )->name('version-report');

and then the route would be

route('api::software.version-report')

Along similar lines, you could use app:: to denote routes in your main web app.

Thank you. I already solved it the problem was with fortify as its routes aren't in web routes file and I guess it was hooking routes to some kind of service provider thus my API routes were going there first. Solved by adding 'domain' => 'example.test' to fortify config file.