Multicraft
7.6#2 in minecraft server control panelsFrom $1.62 a monthFree planWebAPILinuxSelf-hosted
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What both publish
| Fact | Multicraft | Shulkr |
|---|---|---|
| Automation | Scheduled tasks can perform backups, world saves, restarts, in-game messages and other commands. | Scheduled tasks automate restarts, backups and custom commands. |
| Core features | The feature list includes a plugin manager, database provisioning, FTP server and client, automated backups, scripting options, live logs, scheduled tasks, and automatic restart on crash. | The panel includes a real-time console, browser file manager, plugin management, scheduled tasks, monitoring, multi-user permissions, backups, custom domains, firewall rules and SFTP access. |
| Purpose | Multicraft is software for hosting and managing your own gameservers, and the company says it does not host gameservers. | Shulkr is an open-source management panel for Minecraft servers. |
| Security | Security guidance recommends restricting API, superuser, and daemon access, running daemons in multiuser mode, separating panel and daemon databases, and keeping installations updated. | Shulkr provides built-in iptables firewall rules and automatic HTTPS through Let's Encrypt. |
| Support | Technical assistance is available only to paid license customers, and Multicraft does not provide support for free installations. | The project welcomes contributions and accepts bug reports through GitHub issues. |
Multicraft plans
- FreeFree
- Dynamic$1.62 a month
- Dynamic 50 servers$81 a month
- Dynamic License (50 servers)$81 a month
- Dynamic 100 servers$162 a month
- Dynamic License (100 servers)$162 a month
Shulkr plans
- FreeFree
Pick Multicraft if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.
Pick Shulkr if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.